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ZAKER 24-Hour Hot Headlines

Knowledge Management Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem It Solves

When users ask for today's top news, a generic answer can mix in stale or low-quality aggregation. zaker-hot-news targets this concrete need: it pulls the latest headlines from the ZAKER API and returns clickable titles, summaries, and authors, useful for quickly building a same-day overview during short breaks.

How It Works

The core tool is get_hot_articles, which calls https://skills.myzaker.com/api/v1/article/hot?v=1.0.3 without an API key. The feed updates roughly every 30 minutes and returns the latest 20 items, ordered by publish time in descending order. A typical flow includes:
- Detecting intent keywords such as “news,” “headlines,” “latest,” and “trending”;
- Calling the endpoint and checking stat, msg, and data.list;
- Parsing title, summary, author, publish_time, and url;
- Rendering a Markdown list with linked titles and summaries.

Boundaries

This skill is best for ZAKER-sourced hot headlines, not for deep reporting, vertical research, or real-time breaking-news streams. For company-specific, paper, local, or historical lookups, use a more specific source; the fixed result size means it should not be treated as a paginated or arbitrary date-range query.

Use Cases

  • Before a morning meeting, call the skill to pull the latest 20 headlines and build a daily domestic and global brief.
  • During short breaks, query today's top news and let the skill match intent, then output clickable titles and summaries.
  • When switching from project discussion to real-world topics, use ZAKER hot headlines to add breaking and major events.
  • While preparing a news update, call the no-auth endpoint to fetch the latest 30-minute-updated articles and format them.

Best For

  • Content editors who need a fast daily scan of domestic and global headlines for morning briefs.
  • Operations staff on duty who need a clickable news list during fragmented work windows.
  • Workflow engineers building knowledge-management pipelines that aggregate 24-hour news sources.
  • Business owners tracking international events who need the latest 20 items in reverse chronological order.