TsekaLuk

LinkedIn public pages — company profiles, job posts, professional articles via Jina Reader (no auth needed for public content).

Chinese stock market platform — stock search, trending posts, hot stock rankings. Use for financial/investment queries in Chinese.

Programming Q&A with community-voted answers across 200+ technical tags via api.stackexchange.com.

Transcribe video/audio URL to text + word-level timestamps using Bilibili Bcut ASR API (free, no API key). Preferred for Chinese content — Bcut gives character-level timestamps vs Whisper word-level. Returns text + segments [{start, end, text}]. Requires yt-dlp + ffmpeg.

Instagram public posts and reels search via TikHub. Best for product demos, tutorials, and visual content. English-first but works with any language keyword.

WeChat Channels (视频号) short video search via TikHub. Returns videos matching a keyword — creator name, title, duration, CDN video URL. Best for Chinese-language video content on WeChat ecosystem. Requires TIKHUB_API_KEY.

DuckDuckGo Search — free general web search with no auth, use as broad default for any English or mixed query.

Use for Docker image and container registry searches when query involves Docker images, containers, or deployment artifacts.

Align university thesis handbooks, graduation-form packages, and Word/WPS layout requirements to LaTeX templates with both structural and render fidelity. Use when converting a school thesis manual or form bundle from .docx, Word XML, and WPS/Word-exported PDFs into LaTeX; when tightening page-by-page alignment; when choosing a font strategy for Windows/macOS/Linux; or when encoding the alignment contract into E2E/TDD tests and README preview artifacts.

Audit, rewrite, and risk-reduce Chinese undergraduate and adult-education theses across common domains for strict conservative advisors and reviewers. Use when a thesis is being rejected for being too academic, too AI-like, too engineering-like, too product-like, poorly structured, code-heavy, data-light, format-inconsistent, lacking field-specific conventional discussion rhythm, challenging reviewer authority, or not matching old-school bachelor-thesis expectations. Covers plagiarism/AIGC report handling, reviewer-aligned argumentation, chapter rhythm, domain-specific writing norms for software, mathematical modeling, data analysis, market research, management cases, education research, finance/accounting, code/data-to-prose conversion, figure/table support, DO/DO NOT rules, and final pass-oriented thesis audits.

Research, audit, redesign, generate, review, and place high-resolution traditional academic figures for Chinese undergraduate and adult-education theses using image-generation models. Use when a thesis needs field-appropriate conservative figures or tables, including software-engineering DFD/ER/flow/module diagrams, math-modeling model-flow/sensitivity/error diagrams, data-analysis cleaning/statistical/model-evaluation charts, market-research questionnaire/sample/crosstab visuals, management fishbone/SWOT/PEST/process diagrams, education-research survey/interview/statistical visuals, or finance/accounting indicator/trend/comparison charts. Also use when existing mock, missing, Mermaid, TikZ, code-generated, modern, oversized, cluttered, or crude figures need to be audited, replaced, or added for conservative thesis reviewers.

把带"内心戏/出戏/主观立场"的内部文稿，改写成可对外发布（GitHub、知乎、公开报告、对外白皮书）的客观第三方分析。 Use whenever the user wants writing to read 客观 / 不出戏 / 去内心戏 / 去主观 / 第三方口吻；complains a doc reads like internal team chatter, a private memo, or a meeting post-mortem; references insiders by role (老板/领导/甲方/我方/对方); addresses the reader as "你"; speculates about someone's hidden motives; breaks the fourth wall ("本文档/这份答卷/我们这次"); or says things like 能不能直接发GitHub/知乎、要对外发布、去掉XX的话、客观化一下、depersonalize、make this publishable、 strip the insider voice / make it read like a neutral analyst wrote it. Also use proactively before publishing any internal analysis externally. This is a perception-first rewrite, NOT a find-and-replace word list — invoke it even when the leaks are subtle (loaded framing, in-group jargon, process meta) rather than an obvious banned word.

Extract reviewer comments hidden behind underlines/highlights in a PDF. Use when a user shares a "reviewed" or "annotated" PDF (thesis feedback, contract redlines, manuscript comments, design markups) and asks what the reviewer wrote, what to fix, or where the comments are — especially when only colored marks are visible but no popup text is rendered.