limin112/wechat-publish-template

This repository turns a Markdown draft into HTML that you can paste directly into the WeChat public account editor (the publishing tool used by Chinese authors on the WeChat platform). The output uses one fixed visual style the author calls orange-black blog-like, with an orange accent color, a deep black, and a light grey, plus a body width of 677 pixels which the README calls the best width for WeChat articles. The project is packaged as a Claude Code Skill, which is a kind of plug-in that Claude Code can discover and trigger on its own when the user's request matches. Install it by cloning the repo into your Claude skills directory, either the user-wide one or a per-project one, and the skill becomes available on next launch. After that, you can ask Claude to convert a Markdown file or paste some Markdown and ask for a public-account article, and the skill produces a standalone HTML file with all styles inlined and no script, style, or class attributes. The README explains that WeChat's editor strips many things, so the skill is built to stay inside those limits. There is no JavaScript, no external CSS, no pseudo-elements, no transform, no class names, images must be re-uploaded inside the editor because external image links are stripped, and links are removed unless they point to whitelisted WeChat URLs. A mapping table shows how Markdown elements map to named blocks such as cover, intro, numbered heading, paragraph, quote, callout, code, steps, figure, checklist, summary, and a follow call-to-action. The repo contains SKILL.md with the workflow, an assets template HTML with the block reference, a WeChat HTML constraints note, and an evals file. The license is MIT.