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Use when recording Xiaohongshu drafts, publish attempts, successful notes, MCP results, image assets, repository links, and sanitized publication evidence in a local ledger.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
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Use when promoting GitHub repositories on README and Xiaohongshu with a consistent bright infographic style: horizontal README banner, vertical Xiaohongshu carousel image, public-safe copywriting, MCP publishing, and local publication records.
Use when planning, creating, reviewing, publishing, or recording Xiaohongshu notes for GitHub repositories, AI tools, AgentOS stacks, MCP tools, and open-source developer projects. Routes to promo-card generation, content quality review, MCP publishing workflow, and publication ledger skills.
Use when running an end-to-end Xiaohongshu campaign for GitHub repositories, AI tools, AgentOS stacks, MCP tools, or open-source projects from repo facts through images, copy review, optional MCP publishing, and local publication records.
Use before publishing Xiaohongshu notes to improve title, opening hook, body structure, hashtags, cover text, evidence quality, and compliance for GitHub repositories, AI tools, AgentOS stacks, MCP tools, and developer products.
Use when publishing a Xiaohongshu note through the local Xiaohongshu MCP, checking login status, preparing MCP publish arguments, or recording sanitized publish results. Does not store credentials or login state.
| name | xhs-publication-ledger |
| description | Use when recording Xiaohongshu drafts, publish attempts, successful notes, MCP results, image assets, repository links, and sanitized publication evidence in a local ledger. |
Use this skill to keep publication history consistent and safe.
09-wemedia/xiaohongshu/<campaign>/note.md09-wemedia/xiaohongshu/published-notes.jsonlUse local paths on the user's machine. Do not put raw private paths into public README examples.
Records should be sanitized. Do not store raw MCP auth output, cookies, tokens, or raw terminal logs.