yuc_skill

Overview

This skill scrapes quarterly anime lineups from https://yuc.wiki/ and returns validated, structured results for a specified quarter or the latest quarter. It focuses on extracting the season lineup section (airing groups, titles, time/status, episode hints, and platform links) and presents both machine-friendly JSON and a concise human-readable seasonal airing table. The workflow is optimized for reliable quarterly lineup extraction rather than full article parsing.

How this skill works

The skill accepts an explicit quarter code (YYYYMM where MM is 01/04/07/10) or discovers the latest quarter from the homepage when no input is given. It runs the primary reference script to parse the target quarter page into JSON, applies deduplication and count checks, and falls back to a documented manual scrape process only if the script fails or the user requests manual mode. The final output includes validated JSON plus a grouped airing table with title, status/time, episode note, and the quarter metadata.

When to use it

• You need a structured JSON roster of seasonal anime for a specific quarter (YYYYMM).
• You want the latest quarter lineup without looking up the site manually.
• You need a compact, human-readable table grouped by airing sections (Mon–Sun, web, etc.).
• You want automated validation (dedupe and count checks) to reduce noisy results.
• You need an archival scrape limited to public yuc.wiki pages for backup or analysis.

Best practices

• Provide a valid quarter code (YYYYMM) to get deterministic results quickly.
• If the script output looks suspicious, request the manual scrape workflow for troubleshooting.
• Use the human-readable table for quick review and the JSON for programmatic ingestion.
• Respect the site’s public pages and limit requests to avoid excessive scraping.
• Verify platform links and episode notes manually for editorial uses (this skill focuses on lineup extraction).

Example use cases

• Generate a JSON dataset of the current season’s anime for a catalog or tracker.
• Create a compact airing table grouped by day/web release for a newsletter or social post.
• Archive quarterly lineups for research or backup of yuc.wiki seasonal pages.
• Compare season-to-season changes by extracting multiple quarters programmatically.
• Troubleshoot unexpected scraping results using the manual scrape guide.