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Orchestrates the local biliTickerBuy project to search for Bilibili member-sale events and prepare or execute automated ticket purchase workflows (search, login
Orchestrates the local biliTickerBuy project to help users find Bilibili member-sale events (conventions, concerts, etc.) and prepare or execute an automated ticket purchase. The skill acts as a coordination layer — it does not reimplement purchase logic but loads and runs the project's APIs (import interface as btb) to search events, validate login state, generate ticket configs, and start managed buys. It includes procedural rules for environment setup (git submodule init, uv sync, use of a project virtualenv) and clear boundaries for when to proceed to actual purchase.
Use this skill when a user: wants to find events on Bilibili by keywords or partial titles; has an event link and asks to continue the buy process; requests automated or scheduled ticket buying; or asks the assistant to validate environment and login before attempting a purchase. Activate it for intents like “帮我抢票”, “start buy”, “search tickets”, or when the user supplies event keywords or partial titles.
biliTickerBuy submodule containing the runtime code and utilities.references/workflow.md, references/search.md, references/buy.md, and assets/examples/tickets.template.json are noted as guidance files.uv sync, use project .venv), safe-handling constraints (do not commit or expose real cookies/tokens), and procedural triggers for when to move from search/validation to actual purchase calls such as start_buy or start_managed_buy.This skill is Python-centric and best used by agents that can import and run project Python code (local execution-capable agents).
BiliTickerSkill orchestrates the local biliTickerBuy project for searching and purchasing Bilibili member-sale event tickets. The SKILL.md is thorough with clear API docs, execution boundaries, and behavioral constraints — all written in Chinese. No scripts were included (empty scripts dict), so only static analysis was performed. The skill uses git submodule auto-init and requires local uv/Python setup, which limits portability.
Niche skill for Chinese Bilibili event ticket automation. Well-structured SKILL.md with good behavioral guardrails and clear execution boundaries. No security red flags — submodule init is the main concern but standard practice. No bundled scripts to test.