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baoyu-post-to-weibo

by JimLiu

baoyu-post-to-weibo lets agents publish Weibo posts and headline articles through a real Chrome session. It supports text, images, video, Markdown-to-HTML conversion, clipboard paste helpers, and bun or npx-based execution for reliable posting workflows.

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AddedApr 5, 2026
CategorySocial Media
Install Command
npx skills add JimLiu/baoyu-skills --skill baoyu-post-to-weibo
Curation Score

This skill scores 78/100, which means it is a solid directory listing candidate: agents get clear trigger phrases, concrete script-level workflow guidance, and real implementation for posting regular Weibo content and Markdown-based headline articles. Directory users can make a credible install decision, though they should expect some environment setup and browser-automation assumptions.

78/100
Strengths
  • Strong triggerability: SKILL.md explicitly maps user intents like "post to Weibo", "发微博", and "微博头条文章" to the skill.
  • Real operational substance: the repository includes dedicated scripts for regular posts, article publishing, clipboard handling, and Markdown-to-HTML conversion rather than prompt-only instructions.
  • Practical agent leverage: the skill explains script path resolution, bun/npx runtime fallback, and uses a real Chrome/CDP workflow to handle anti-bot-sensitive posting.
Cautions
  • Adoption still requires runtime and browser assumptions: frontmatter declares bun or npx, and the workflow depends on a real Chrome browser/CDP environment.
  • Clarity is somewhat uneven: there is no install command in SKILL.md, and the evidence mentions placeholder markers, which can increase setup guesswork for some users.
Overview

Overview of baoyu-post-to-weibo skill

What baoyu-post-to-weibo does

The baoyu-post-to-weibo skill helps an agent publish directly to Weibo through a real Chrome browser session. It supports two main jobs: standard Weibo posts with text plus images or video, and long-form Weibo headline articles generated from Markdown. Its practical value is not “writing social copy” alone, but reliably getting content into Weibo with browser-driven steps that are harder for anti-bot checks to reject.

Who should install baoyu-post-to-weibo

This skill is best for users who already know they need Weibo publishing inside an agent workflow: creators republishing blog content, operators posting campaign updates, or multilingual teams turning source Markdown into Chinese long-form social content. If you only need draft text for manual posting, a normal prompt may be enough. Install baoyu-post-to-weibo when execution matters, not just ideation.

Why it stands out for Social Media

The main differentiator is workflow support around real browser interaction and content preparation. The repo includes scripts for Markdown-to-HTML conversion, clipboard-based rich paste, and browser automation helpers under scripts/. That makes baoyu-post-to-weibo for Social Media more useful than a generic “write a Weibo post” prompt when you need formatted article publishing, image handling, or fewer manual steps.

How to Use baoyu-post-to-weibo skill

Install context and prerequisites

Use this skill inside the JimLiu/baoyu-skills collection. The frontmatter shows it requires bun or npx. In practice, read SKILL.md first, then inspect:

  • scripts/weibo-post.ts
  • scripts/weibo-article.ts
  • scripts/md-to-html.ts
  • scripts/weibo-utils.ts
  • scripts/package.json

Because scripts live under skills/baoyu-post-to-weibo/scripts/, path resolution matters. If bun is not installed, the skill is designed to fall back to npx -y bun. Also expect to be logged into Weibo in a real Chrome session before execution.

Inputs baoyu-post-to-weibo needs

For regular posts, prepare:

  • final post text
  • local image paths or video asset path
  • posting intent, tone, and any hashtags or mentions

For article mode, prepare:

  • a Markdown file
  • optional frontmatter such as title, summary, or cover image
  • local image files referenced by the Markdown

The repository evidence shows md-to-html.ts extracts title and summary, resolves images, and renders HTML. That means stronger source Markdown usually produces better article output than asking the skill to invent structure from a vague brief.

Turn a rough goal into a usable prompt

A weak request is: “Post this to Weibo.”

A stronger baoyu-post-to-weibo usage prompt is:

  • “Use baoyu-post-to-weibo to publish a regular Weibo post from this text, keep it under platform-friendly length, attach these 3 local images, and preserve the CTA.”
  • “Use baoyu-post-to-weibo to publish a Weibo headline article from ./content/launch-note.md. Keep the Markdown title, derive a concise summary, resolve local images, and tell me what needs manual review before submission.”

Good prompts specify:

  • post type: regular post or headline article
  • source files and absolute/relative paths
  • whether the agent should only prepare content or actually publish
  • constraints like tone, max length, emoji use, and required links

For a first pass, use this order:

  1. Read SKILL.md for execution flow and environment checks.
  2. Open scripts/weibo-post.ts if your job is a normal feed post.
  3. Open scripts/weibo-article.ts and scripts/md-to-html.ts if your job is Markdown article publishing.
  4. Check copy-to-clipboard.ts and paste-from-clipboard.ts if rich paste or media insertion fails.

A practical workflow is: validate assets first, generate or refine copy second, convert Markdown if needed, then run browser-driven posting. This reduces the most common adoption blocker: getting deep into Chrome automation before basic content files are ready.

baoyu-post-to-weibo skill FAQ

Is baoyu-post-to-weibo better than a normal prompt?

Yes, if you need execution. A plain prompt can draft Weibo copy, but baoyu-post-to-weibo includes scripts for browser posting, Markdown article conversion, and clipboard-based paste behavior. That matters when the job is “publish this” rather than “help me write something.”

Is this beginner-friendly to install?

Moderately. The repo is usable, but it is more operator-oriented than click-to-install consumer tooling. You should be comfortable with bun or npx, reading SKILL.md, and checking script files in scripts/. If you are new to agent skills, start with regular post mode before trying article publishing.

When is baoyu-post-to-weibo a poor fit?

Skip it if you do not need direct Weibo publishing, if your workflow cannot use a real Chrome session, or if you only need content drafts for manual editing. It is also not the best first choice for broad multi-platform scheduling; this skill is specialized around Weibo execution.

How to Improve baoyu-post-to-weibo skill

Give better source material

The fastest way to improve baoyu-post-to-weibo results is to provide cleaner inputs. For articles, use structured Markdown with a clear title, short summary, and valid local image paths. For regular posts, provide the final message, asset order, and posting goal. Better inputs reduce formatting surprises and cut down on browser-side fixes.

Avoid the common failure modes

Most issues come from environment and asset problems:

  • not being logged into Weibo in Chrome
  • wrong file paths for images
  • vague prompts that do not specify post type
  • expecting synthetic input to work when the site prefers real paste behavior

If article output looks wrong, inspect scripts/md-to-html.ts. If paste behavior is flaky, review copy-to-clipboard.ts and paste-from-clipboard.ts before blaming the Weibo scripts.

Iterate after the first run

Use a two-step loop: first ask the agent to preview what it will publish, then run baoyu-post-to-weibo for the actual post. This catches title truncation, weak summaries, missing images, or overly long social copy before browser automation starts. For long-form content, ask the agent to show extracted title and summary explicitly so you can approve them first.

Improve the skill in your own workflow

If you plan repeated baoyu-post-to-weibo install and usage, add your defaults through the skill’s documented extension path, referenced in SKILL.md as EXTEND.md. That is the right place to standardize things like preferred tone, app behavior, or project-specific posting rules instead of rewriting prompts every time.

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