juneyaooo
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juneyaooo publishes registry skills for Xiaohongshu content, reusable video production recipes, and source-grounded courseware with ASCII or SVG lesson visuals.
Agent Skills by juneyaooo
Showing 3 vetted skills indexed across 3 GitHub repositories.
JuneYaooolineage-skill
Convert course videos, audio, PDFs, and notes into source-grounded learning Skills with guided practice.
JuneYaoooxhs-writer
Generate Xiaohongshu posts with vertical cards or short-video scripts.
JuneYaooocapsule-cinema
Create reusable video recipes for AI-driven video production.
Frequently Asked Questions About juneyaooo
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I complete using juneyaooo's skills?▼
You can draft Xiaohongshu posts with vertical cards or short-video plans, build reusable video production recipes, and turn courses, books, PDFs, slides, transcripts, OCR, and notes into source-grounded lessons with visuals, questions, feedback, review, and transfer checks.
Who are these skills best suited for?▼
They fit content operators publishing on Xiaohongshu, video producers standardizing repeatable episode formats, and educators or independent learners converting dense source material into progressive lessons with practice, assessment libraries, and graduation evaluation.
How do I run or install these skills in practice?▼
Use the registry entries xhs-writer, capsule-cinema, and lineage-skill as the starting point. The manifest names capabilities and inputs, but it does not state a package manager, runtime version, host environment, or setup command.
Are juneyaooo's skills open source or paid?▼
The provided manifest does not state license terms, price, repository access, or usage rights. Confirm the license and cost on the registry page or linked repository before redistribution, commercial use, or modification.
What prerequisites or dependencies are required?▼
No explicit dependencies are listed beyond supplying source materials such as courses, books, video, audio, PDFs, slides, transcripts, OCR, notes, or long-form content. Terminal rendering is relevant for ASCII visuals, while SVG output needs a viewer that supports SVG.