baoyu-post-to-weibo

The baoyu-post-to-weibo skill enables automated posting to Weibo (微博) using a real Chrome browser session, effectively bypassing common anti-bot detection mechanisms. It is designed to streamline the process of publishing content such as text, images, videos, and long-form headline articles directly to the platform. By leveraging Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP), the skill ensures that interactions mimic real user behavior, allowing users to prepare posts programmatically while still retaining manual control over the final publishing step.

This skill supports two primary content types: regular posts and headline articles. Regular posts can include text along with up to 18 combined image and video files, while headline articles accept Markdown input for long-form content creation. The system includes multiple scripts for handling posting, article publishing, clipboard operations, and simulating paste actions. It also supports configurable Chrome profiles and reads optional preferences from an EXTEND.md file if available. Execution is handled through the bun runtime (or npx fallback), and all scripts are organized within a dedicated scripts directory for clarity and modularity.

Typical use cases include content creators, marketers, and developers who want to automate or assist with publishing workflows on Weibo while maintaining authenticity through real browser interaction. It is particularly useful for users who frequently post multimedia content or draft long-form articles in Markdown. The skill is also suitable for integration into broader automation pipelines where controlled, semi-automated social media publishing is required.