Multi-platform social media analytics for content creators → PPVI light-themed HTML report · Claude Code skill
This skill enables Claude Code to fetch data from multiple social media platforms (e.g., Bilibili, Weibo, Douyin, Kuaishou, Xiaohongshu, etc.) via their public APIs, aggregate the data, and generate a clean, light-themed HTML report following the PPVI (Performance, Platform, Viewer, Influence) framework. It is tailored for content creators and social media managers who need a quick, consolidated view of their cross-platform performance without manual data gathering. The skill leverages environment variables for API credentials and outputs a single portable HTML file with embedded charts and tables. It supports the Claude Code platform and requires pre-configured API keys for each platform.
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Multi-platform social media analytics for content creators → PPVI light-themed HTML report · Claude Code skill
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