huuuuuuho-skills plugin
A personal set of Claude Code plugins: WeChat articles in 11 steps, a coding session log in Obsidian and article-to-TickTick tasks
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Why this level
- Session logs are written to an Obsidian vault and can contain code and project details
- The TickTick plugin creates tasks in your account
Install
- Works in
Manual install
/plugin marketplace add balabalabalading/huuuuuuho-skills
/plugin install mp-article-writor@huuuuuuho
/plugin install logging-session@huuuuuuho
/plugin install article2ticktick@huuuuuuhoYou can install a single plugin: /plugin install name@huuuuuuho.
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- Session logs are written to an Obsidian vault and can contain code and project details
- The TickTick plugin creates tasks in your account
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
huuuuuuho-skills bundles three plugins by one author, installed from a shared marketplace. `mp-article-writor` writes articles for WeChat public accounts: it first picks the material type, such as a software-update brief, product review, workflow retrospective, technical explainer or narrative essay, then runs 11 steps of writing, image production and delivery. Its anti-template check looks at context, preserves meaning, certainty, genre and author voice, and does not rely on a banned-word list. `logging-session` records AI coding sessions and lets you query them, with Obsidian vault integration. `article2ticktick` turns tech newsletter articles into TickTick tasks with automatic categorisation, one article or a batch. Images are created locally by default and linked with relative Markdown links. PicGo can be enabled explicitly, and uploads then go to the image host configured there, while the skill itself never reads the host's credentials.
Who it is for. Authors of technical WeChat channels and developers who keep notes in Obsidian and tasks in TickTick and want to automate the routine around articles and sessions.
Good fit when
- You need to prepare a WeChat article with images and a material-type check before publishing
- After a coding session with an agent you want to save the outcome to Obsidian notes and search it later
- A weekly tech newsletter turns into a categorised TickTick task list
- You want local image publishing with no external host and optional PicGo
Not a fit when
- You write articles for platforms other than WeChat: the skill is built for the public-account format
- You use neither Obsidian nor TickTick: two of the three plugins work only with them
- You need fact-checking or legal edits: the skill makes no guarantee about accuracy
Example request
Write a WeChat post about the tool's new release with mp-article-writor, and make the images locally.Limitations
This is one author's personal set, with a description mostly in Chinese, and the plugins target WeChat, Obsidian and TickTick. TickTick may need access to your account, so see the plugin's own README for setup. Session logs can contain code and project details, so keep the Obsidian vault where you are comfortable storing them. PicGo is enabled explicitly and takes image host credentials from its own settings. The main branch is now `main`, and `master` goes away after a migration period.
How to disable. Remove the plugins you installed through /plugin in Claude Code. Session logs in Obsidian and tasks in TickTick stay, so delete them by hand if no longer needed.
FAQ
How do I install all three plugins?
Run `/plugin marketplace add balabalabalading/huuuuuuho-skills`, then in turn `/plugin install mp-article-writor@huuuuuuho`, `/plugin install logging-session@huuuuuuho` and `/plugin install article2ticktick@huuuuuuho`.
Can I install just one?
Yes. After adding the marketplace run `/plugin install name@huuuuuuho` with `mp-article-writor`, `logging-session` or `article2ticktick`.
How does mp-article-writor choose the article type?
It first assigns the material to one type: software-update brief, product review, workflow retrospective, technical explainer or narrative essay, and only then follows the 11 writing steps.
Where do the images go?
Nowhere by default: the skill makes local files and uses relative links. If you enable PicGo Desktop or PicGo Core Server, uploads go to the host configured in PicGo.
What if my clone tracks master?
Run `git fetch origin`, `git switch main` and `git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/main main`. New clones get `main` straight away.
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README in short
The README is in Chinese and English. A table lists three skills with short descriptions and links to READMEs and the author's articles. Installation of all or one, the behavior of `mp-article-writor` 2.2.0, image publishing rules, the branch migration to `main` and the repository structure follow.