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A browser-driven extraction skill that collects top hotspots from Zhihu, Xiaohongshu, X, Reddit, YouTube, GitHub Trending, Hacker News, and Product Hunt using C
Platform Hotspots is a technical skill for automated hotspot discovery across multiple platforms. It provides reproducible Chrome CDP extraction commands and step-by-step runtime routing for sites that require browser automation (Zhihu, X, Xiaohongshu, Reddit, YouTube) as well as non-JS fallbacks for GitHub Trending, Hacker News, and Product Hunt. The skill outputs structured top-N lists (ranked hotspots) and cross-platform takeaways.
Use this skill when you need reliable, repeatable scraping/extraction of trending items across social and dev platforms for research, monitoring, or content ideation. It’s intended for sessions where OpenClaw’s CDP browser is available, and warns/handles login, rate-limit, and JS-heavy site fallbacks. Ideal for scheduled hotspot collection or ad-hoc research runs.
Primarily written for OpenClaw runtime with Chrome CDP. Also includes guidance for Claude Code and Codex/playwright-style integrations so agents able to run browser automation or WebFetch can use it.
Multi-platform trend extraction skill that scrapes hotspots from 9 platforms (Zhihu, Xiaohongshu, X, Reddit, YouTube, GitHub Trending, HN, Product Hunt) via Chrome CDP. No bundled scripts — all logic is inline JS evaluate commands in SKILL.md. Well-documented with fallback strategies and reliability rules, but monolithic structure with no scripts/ or references/ separation. Uses human CDP profile by design which is documented but carries inherent cookie/session exposure risk.
Skill is instruction-only with no executable scripts. Runtime router for multi-platform compatibility (OpenClaw/Claude Code/Codex) is a nice touch. JavaScript extraction functions are robust with proper null checks and deduplication. The SKILL.md is very long (~400 lines) and would benefit from splitting extraction logic into scripts/ and platform config into references/. CDP profile usage is explicitly documented as intentional channel policy. No security red flags — external site access is the skill's stated purpose.