LIUSIR Skills

AI agent skills for source collection, content workflows, and publishing automation.

This repository currently includes three workflow skills:

• Local media and article collection workflow
• WeChat Official Account article workflow
• Xiaohongshu note workflow

Available Skills

Quick Install

Install a specific skill

npx skills add FrankL1u/liusir-skills --skill ls-multi-collector
npx skills add FrankL1u/liusir-skills --skill ls-wechat-article
npx skills add FrankL1u/liusir-skills --skill ls-xhs-note

See available skills

npx skills add FrankL1u/liusir-skills --list

Install from a marketplace plugin

This repository also includes a plugin-style distribution path through .claude-plugin/.

Prerequisites

Some skills may require additional local setup.

Common prerequisites across the workflow skills:

• Node.js >= 18
• Python >= 3.9
• ls-multi-collector also requires uv, ffmpeg, yt-dlp, defuddle, xreach, and camoufox
• Optional image provider keys for AI image generation

Skill-specific notes:

• ls-multi-collector: collects source material into local bundles; remote ASR and LLM are optional for transcript enhancement
• ls-wechat-article: requires WeChat Official Account API credentials for publishing, and can optionally use TrendRadar MCP for topic signals
• ls-xhs-note: does not publish directly; it can optionally use TrendRadar MCP for topic signals and image providers for Step 5 generation

See the setup guides in skills/ls-multi-collector/README.md, skills/ls-wechat-article/README.md, and skills/ls-xhs-note/README.md.

Works With

These skills are designed for AI agents and coding tools that support skill-style packaging:

• OpenClaw
• Claude Code
• Cursor
• Codex
• Gemini CLI
• Windsurf
• Kilo
• OpenCode
• Goose
• Roo
• Any tool supporting npx skills add

Repository Layout

.
├── .claude-plugin/        # Plugin-style distribution metadata
├── .github/workflows/     # CI and release workflows
├── scripts/               # Repository-level maintenance scripts
├── shared/                # Shared templates and publishing docs
└── skills/                # Installable skills

Contributing

Add a new skill

1. Create skills/<skill-name>/
2. Add a SKILL.md with name, version, description, triggers, and usage rules
3. Add skill-specific references, scripts, and runtime files inside that skill directory
4. Update any plugin or marketplace metadata if needed
5. Open a pull request

Update an existing skill

1. Make your changes
2. Bump the version: in SKILL.md
3. Update skill-specific docs if behavior changed
4. Open a pull request

Publish

• CI can publish changed skills through the repository release flow
• Repository maintenance scripts live under scripts/

Notes

• Each skill should keep its own agent-facing files inside its skill directory
• Runtime output, caches, secrets, and virtualenvs should stay out of skills/
• shared/ is repository-level guidance and publishing support, not per-skill runtime output

License

MIT