Qingsheng Skill
A Claude Code and Cursor skill that reads dating-app chat screenshots and drafts replies matched to the stage of the relationship.
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Broad access
Why this level
- Screenshots and profiles of real people go to a model, and computer use mode opens other people's chats and feeds.
- Profiles of conversation partners sit in the home folder as plain text.
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/qingsheng-skillDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Access and checks
How we reviewBroad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.
- Screenshots and profiles of real people go to a model, and computer use mode opens other people's chats and feeds.
- Profiles of conversation partners sit in the home folder as plain text.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Qingsheng is a Chinese-language dating-coach skill. A user sends a screenshot or pasted text from WeChat, Tantan, Soul, Bumble or Qingteng, and the skill places the conversation on one of seven relationship stages and drafts replies. For each person it keeps a profile file in the local folder `~/.qingsheng/` (on Windows `$APPDATA/.qingsheng/`). The `/qingsheng-upgrade` command updates the skill itself. It does not invent a biography for the user: interests and history come only from the profile, and it asks when they are missing. The skill does not send messages; a reply goes out only on an explicit request.
Who it is for. Chinese-speaking Claude Code and Cursor users who chat in dating apps and want conversations reviewed by relationship stage.
Good fit when
- The other person went quiet and you cannot tell whether to wait or write again.
- You need a reply to a meeting invitation that does not sound pushy.
- A Bumble or Tantan profile is open and you want an opening line based on its details.
- Several conversations run at once and each needs its own profile file.
Not a fit when
- You work with Russian or English conversations: the skill is tuned for a Chinese context.
- The chat contains third-party personal data that must not reach a model.
- You want ready-made manipulation scripts: the author rules that approach out.
Example request
Look at this WeChat screenshot: she replied "busy this weekend". What does it mean and how should I answer?Limitations
Docs and examples are in Chinese; Russian and English are not supported. Screenshots of other people's chats go to the model of the chosen client, so processing terms depend on that client. Profiles are stored as plain text in the home folder, so protect it yourself. The computer use mode, where the skill opens WeChat and browses profiles on its own, does not work in every client and is unavailable on phones. The last commit in the repository dates to September 2026.
How to disable. Delete the skill folder from the client skills directory. Profiles live separately in `~/.qingsheng/` and are removed by hand.
FAQ
How do I install it in Claude Code?
Ask Claude Code to install the skill from `https://github.com/tomwong001/qingsheng-skill` and it runs the steps itself. Update later with `/qingsheng-upgrade`.
Where are profiles stored?
In the local folder `~/.qingsheng/`, or `$APPDATA/.qingsheng/` on Windows. The skill reports the path when it creates a profile.
Will the skill send a message for me?
No. A "send" label in a reply marks a draft only. Sending happens on your explicit request.
Does it work outside Claude Code?
Yes, the author lists Cursor and clients that follow the AgentSkills standard. A ready `.skill` file for Claude Cowork is in the releases.
Is the skill suitable for Russian-language chats?
It is tuned to a Chinese context and to WeChat, Tantan, Soul, Bumble and Qingteng. The stage logic carries over to Russian chats, but examples and reply language target Chinese.
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README in short
The README splits dating into seven stages and walks through each platform in detail. Each platform gets its own tactics, followed by a comparison with paid courses and common questions.