ai-news-zh_skill

Overview

This skill automates daily collection, translation, classification, and push of AI news into Chinese. It scrapes major English tech sources, filters AI-related items, translates and formats a concise Chinese newsletter, and delivers it to Feishu, Telegram, or Discord. It is designed for Chinese-speaking users who want a curated, regularly scheduled AI briefing.

How this skill works

The skill fetches articles from configured sources (The Verge AI, Wired, TechCrunch, MIT Tech Review, etc.), extracts title, summary, source, and timestamp, then filters for AI relevance and removes duplicates. Selected items are translated into Chinese, tagged into predefined categories (large models, agents, funding, safety, applications, open source), ranked by importance, and the top items are formatted into a daily digest. Finally, the digest is pushed on schedule to the chosen channels using available delivery tools.

When to use it

• Daily monitoring of global AI developments for a Chinese audience
• Automated morning briefings for engineering, product, or strategy teams
• Curating focused AI news for community channels on Feishu/Telegram/Discord
• Backing up or archiving cross-source AI coverage in Chinese
• Validating model or product decisions with latest industry trends

Best practices

• Run an initial manual trigger to verify format and delivery settings before scheduling
• Configure reliable web_fetch and optional web_search tools for broader coverage
• Limit daily news count (10–12) to keep digests concise and readable
• Enable incremental updates and deduplication to avoid repeated items
• Adjust source list and category weights periodically to match changing priorities

Example use cases

• A startup CTO receives a daily 10-item AI digest on Feishu to inform engineering priorities
• A community moderator posts a translated AI roundup to Telegram every morning for members
• Product managers use the digest to spot competitor moves, funding rounds, and new model releases
• An investor team tracks AI funding and acquisition signals via the daily push
• A research group monitors open‑source model releases and benchmarks through categorized alerts