gzh-positioning

Generates WeChat Official Account positioning statements, bios, auto-replies, and menu structures.

Updated Aug 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/chuanyue98/skillhub --skill gzh-positioning-chuanyue98
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
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Skill: gzh-positioning
Source: https://github.com/chuanyue98/skillhub/tree/main/vendored/SpaceZephyr/creator-buddy/gzh-Skills/gzh-positioning
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chuanyue98/skillhub --skill gzh-positioning-chuanyue98

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? New and existing WeChat Official Account owners struggle to define a clear positioning and translate it into the three assets the platform requires: the account bio, the follow auto-reply, and the custom menu. Without a unified positioning, these three elements contradict each other, exceed WeChat's strict character limits, or fail backend review. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Layered Interview & Reverse-Engineering: Derives positioning from the user's published articles or a minimal 3-question interview covering audience, offering, and credibility, avoiding long questionnaires. - Three-Piece Asset Generation: Produces 2-3 versions each of the account bio (4-120 chars), follow auto-reply (under 600 chars), and a 3x5 custom menu tree, all derived from one confirmed positioning statement. - Mandatory Character Validation: Enforces WeChat's hard limits (level-1 menus max 3 items of 4 Chinese characters, level-2 max 5 items of 8 characters) with byte-aware counting for mixed Chinese/English names, plus a consistency scorecard. - Use Case: A product manager starting a new AI-tools account provides 15 past articles; the Skill diagnoses the gap between intended and actual content, confirms a one-sentence positioning, then outputs a compliant bio, welcome reply, and menu tree with per-item character counts. ## Quick Start Analyze my WeChat Official Account's recent articles and generate a positioning statement plus the bio, follow auto-reply, and custom menu with character counts.

Frequently Asked Questions about gzh-positioning

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I write a WeChat Official Account bio?▼

Write a 4-120 character bio using one of three structures: identity-plus-offering, reader-benefit, or stance-based. Include at least one concrete noun and mention the reader, keeping it readable within the first 20 characters since many users only see the first line.

How to design a WeChat Official Account custom menu?▼

Structure the menu by reader intent rather than content categories: left for learning about you, middle for taking away resources, right for connecting with you. Level-1 menus allow at most 3 items of 4 Chinese characters each; level-2 allows 5 items of 8 characters each.

What are the character limits for WeChat auto-reply and menus?▼

The follow auto-reply allows up to 600 characters of plain text, though 200-400 is recommended. Level-1 menu names allow 4 Chinese characters or 8 letters; level-2 allows 8 Chinese characters or 16 letters, with spaces counting toward the limit.

Can unverified WeChat subscription accounts use external links in menus?▼

No, unverified subscription accounts cannot link menus to external URLs; menu items can only open Official Account articles or trigger replies. The workaround is to publish the external content as an article and point the menu item to that article.

When should a new account avoid using all three menu slots?▼

Accounts with fewer than 20 articles should use only 1-2 level-1 menus instead of forcing three. Empty or thin menu entries signal an unmaintained account and hurt credibility more than having fewer menus.