A writing tool for Chinese WeChat public-account articles, creating a first draft from a topic or outline and revising existing text. It can use a configured language-model service, such as DeepSeek, OpenAI, or Anthropic.
A Wi-Fi engineering perspective for designing networks around capacity: how many devices the airwaves can serve, how much airtime they use, and how often transmissions need to be retried.
A Chinese-language rewriting tool for making AI-generated text sound more natural in the style of a Chinese MBA thesis. It focuses on practical, evidence-based, academically structured writing.
A Blender animation guide for changing objects, cameras, lights, and other properties over time. It covers keyframes, motion curves, shape keys for morphs, drivers, and reusable animation actions.
A Chinese academic-paper rewriting workflow for passages marked by CNKI's AIGC detector. CNKI is a Chinese academic database and plagiarism or AI-writing checking service; AIGC means AI-generated content.
A tool for reading web pages, videos, podcasts, links, and local audio recordings, then producing structured Chinese explanations and answering questions about the source material.
A skill for understanding videos and other rich media from X, YouTube, and Bilibili. It prefers existing subtitles and can fall back to speech transcription before producing a Chinese explanation.
A writing and editing guide for making Chinese and English text sound natural and less machine-generated, with special attention to Taiwan Traditional Chinese usage. It preserves technical terms, facts, and the responsible subject.
A periodic cleanup framework for an AI memory store: a collection of saved facts used to retain knowledge between sessions. It sorts, combines, reviews, updates, and reorganizes facts in a chosen area.
A Chinese-language rewriting skill that removes 45 listed signs of AI-generated writing while preserving the original formatting.
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