
from qiaomu anything-to-notebooklm1,365
Fetch content from web, WeChat, podcasts, PDFs and local files, upload to NotebookLM and generate podcasts, slide decks, mind-maps, quizzes and reports.
Automatically ingests content from many sources (WeChat articles, web pages, YouTube/B站, podcasts, PDFs, EPUB, DOCX, images with OCR, and local files), uploads them to NotebookLM, and optionally generates downstream artefacts such as podcasts (audio), slide decks (PPT), mind-maps, quizzes and written reports. It includes logic for paywall bypass strategies and integration with transcription services for podcasts/videos.
Use this skill when you need to quickly convert heterogeneous content into NotebookLM sources or produce consumable formats (audio, slides, mind-maps, quizzes) from an article, video, podcast or document. Triggers include: a WeChat article URL, YouTube/B站 links, podcast links (xiaoyuzhou/ximalaya), local PDFs/EPUBs/DOCX, or natural-language requests like "make a podcast from this article".
Best suited for Claude Code / Claude Code-like agents with shell access and external CLI tooling (NotebookLM). The skill assumes access to local helper scripts and network APIs for transcription services.
Multi-source content processor that fetches from WeChat, podcasts, web pages, PDFs and more, then uploads to NotebookLM for generating podcasts, slide decks, mind-maps, and quizzes. Scripts require URL arguments and external API access (Get笔记, notebooklm CLI) so they exit with usage errors in dry-run. The fetch_url.sh implements sophisticated paywall bypass via UA/referer spoofing and proxy cascades. SKILL.md is very comprehensive with detailed triggers, workflows, and error handling in Chinese.
The paywall bypass in fetch_url.sh uses UA spoofing (Googlebot/Bingbot) and Referer spoofing which is a security/ethics concern but not malicious — it's modeled on Bypass Paywalls Clean. No data exfiltration, no destructive commands, no hardcoded credentials. Scripts failed in test due to missing required arguments (expected behavior). Chinese-language SKILL.md is very thorough but limits global audience.