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Found 1,346 Skills
Collect article comments from WeChat — text, author, timestamp, likes. Use when the user wants to mine reader feedback and discussion.
Collect trend pages from Pinterest — trending terms, categories, related searches. Use when the user wants to spot Pinterest trends or plan seasonal content.
Collect replies from Twitter/X — reply text, author, timestamp, thread context. Use when the user wants to collect reply threads for discussion analysis.
Collect follower lists from TikTok — follower usernames, profile links, bios. Use when the user wants to map an account's audience or export follower lists for research.
Use to ride a trend — a trending sound, format, meme, hashtag, news moment, or cultural conversation — to earn reach by attaching the brand to something already getting attention (a.k.a. trendjacking / newsjacking). Run when the user says "trend," "trending," "jump on this trend," "trendjack," "newsjack," "is this trend worth doing," "make this go viral," or wants to react to a current moment. Reads brand-profile, voice, and audience first, then runs three gates — FIT, SAFETY, and TIMING — before executing a fast, on-brand remix and handing to the right content skill (tiktok-script, reels-script, caption-writer) and scheduling-and-queue. Refuses to trendjack tragedies or divisive moments and won't force irrelevant trends; live trend discovery needs current scanning — this skill vets and executes. For meme-format craft, cultural fluency, and meme IP/likeness judgment ("make a meme," "is this meme safe"), route to meme-and-culture.
Use to define a brand's content pillars — the 3–5 recurring themes it posts about — the strategic backbone between the brand profile and the content calendar. Run when the user says "content pillars," "content buckets," "what should I post about," "content themes," "content strategy," "pillars," or before planning a batch or calendar. Reads brand-profile first and derives pillars from positioning, point of view, audience, and proof — real ownable themes, never generic "educational / behind-the-scenes / promotional" buckets (those are intents and formats, not pillars). Produces a content-pillars.md that batch-content-plan and the content skills read. Works for any business: B2B, ecommerce, local, personal brand, nonprofit.
Collect videos from YouTube — title, views, likes, comments, creator. Use when the user wants to research video content, track creators, or benchmark performance.
Collect event pages from Facebook — date, location, host, attendees, description. Use when the user wants to research events or build event lead lists.
Collect videos from Kuaishou — title, views, likes, comments, creator. Use when the user wants to research video content, track creators, or benchmark performance.
Collect posts from Reddit — text, images, likes, comments, timestamps. Use when the user wants to research content, track publishing activity, or export post datasets.
Collect trending notes from Xiaohongshu (RedNote) — trending notes, engagement, top creators. Use when the user wants to spot Xiaohongshu trends and viral notes.
Collect boards from Pinterest — board title, pins, category, curator. Use when the user wants to research board curation or content collections.