谛听.skillv0.2.2

A knowledge worker wants a curated summary of AI industry news every morning at 9 AM, focusing on companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, delivered to their chat channel. The skill automatically fetches from ScoutX feed, generates a concise digest, and sends it without manual intervention.

A team lead sets up a weekly digest every Monday at 10 AM covering specific topics like AI Agent and programming tools, delivered to a Feishu group. The skill stores preferences locally and pulls fresh content each run, keeping the team informed with minimal configuration.

A researcher needs a bilingual (Chinese-English) digest of recent publications and news in AI and machine learning, delivered bi-weekly. The skill handles translation via prompt files and allows configuring content interests without requiring API tokens.

An operator installs the skill on a new server and configures the feed URL via configure-service to point to a temporary IP, enabling the team to test the digest before the final domain is ready. This scenario is for debugging or initial setup by the operator, not end users.

A user wants to preview the next digest before it runs, to check if topics like 'Cursor' are correctly included. They run the preview command, see the assembled content, and can adjust preferences via conversation without manual file editing.

The skill is freely installable but relies on a centrally managed ScoutX feed service, which can be offered as a subscription for premium features like priority feeds or advanced analytics.

Companies deploy the skill internally, customizing the feed endpoint and prompts for proprietary content. The model includes consulting or licensing fees for integration and customization.

Partners or content providers integrate their feeds into ScoutX, paying for distribution to skill users. The skill drives engagement and provides a channel for targeted content delivery.