baoyu-post-to-wechat_skill

Overview

This skill automates posting to WeChat Official Accounts using Chrome CDP automation. It supports two post types: article (full markdown → themed HTML) and image-text posts with multiple images. The workflow preserves session login and provides HTML previews before submission.

How this skill works

The skill converts Markdown to WeChat-compatible HTML and drives a Chrome instance via the Chrome DevTools Protocol to create and submit posts. It offers separate scripts for image-text posts and article posting, supports theme selection for articles, and prints an HTML preview path so you can verify content before publishing. Configuration can be extended through a local EXTEND.md to set defaults like theme, auto-submit, and Chrome profile path.

When to use it

• You need to publish a Markdown article to a WeChat Official Account with preserved formatting and selectable theme.
• You want to post multi-image image-text (图文) posts with automatic image handling and compression.
• You prefer an automated, repeatable workflow that opens a browser session for QR login and preserves cookies.
• You want to preview rendered HTML locally before committing a post.
• You need to integrate WeChat posting into an end-to-end writing pipeline or CI-like workflow.

Best practices

• Log into the WeChat Official Account in the Chrome session on first run to preserve authentication for later runs.
• Use the md-to-wechat preview step to confirm layout and images before running the submit script.
• Select or predefine an article theme (default, grace, simple) to avoid manual prompts during automation.
• Store project or user EXTEND.md to centralize preferences like Chrome profile path and auto-submit behavior.
• Keep images optimized and follow image-count limits (image-text up to 9 images) to avoid upload errors.

Example use cases

• Publish a full-featured Markdown article with a chosen theme and preview the generated HTML before posting.
• Create a multi-image promotional image-text post by pointing the script at a folder of images and auto-compressing assets.
• Integrate WeChat posting into a content pipeline to automatically publish approved drafts from a local repository.
• Run a one-off publish from the command line: convert markdown to HTML, preview, then post without manual editing.