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WeChat In-Depth Article Pro V2

Content Creation Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Writing a WeChat article often involves more than generating a body of text. The workflow usually mixes hotspot research, long-form structure, cover image creation, and draft saving in the official backend. Doing this manually can fragment the writing rhythm.

How It Works

The skill follows a practical publishing workflow:
- Hotspot search: it uses web_fetch to collect topic-related hotspot information and factual leads.
- Liurun-style article: it drafts a 3000-5000 word piece using a clear structure: opening case, insight, case-based arguments, data support, and actionable conclusion. The tone is concise, avoids heavy emoji use, and omits hashtags.
- Backend draft: it opens mp.weixin.qq.com, fills in the title, writes the body, generates a cover via the built-in AI image feature, and saves the result as a draft.

Boundaries

It fits business observations, industry analysis, and phenomenon-driven articles. The account must already be logged in to WeChat Official Accounts. AI image generation may take 20-60 seconds. The skill does not publish the article and should not add #topic tags, heavy emoji, or "share in comments" endings.

Use Cases

  • Draft a long WeChat business analysis on AI chip hotspots and save a draft with a cover.
  • Turn subsidy changes in new energy into a case-based article of over 3000 words.
  • Write a viewpoint piece on a SaaS funding round with hotspot sources and an AI cover.
  • Create a clean cross-border e-commerce tax policy draft without hashtags, then save it.

Best For

  • Business WeChat editors who need 3000-5000-word hotspot analysis with covers.
  • Industry researchers who turn policy or funding news into Liurun-style articles.
  • Corporate content teams who want AI covers and drafts without hashtag endings.
  • Business columnists who prefer short paragraphs, clear subheadings, and actionable conclusions.