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This repository provides 15 practical "skills" for AI assistants that help people launch, grow, and monetize an X (formerly Twitter) account. The skills are written in Chinese and are designed to be copied into AI tools like Claude Code or Codex. Each skill is a self-contained set of instructions that tells an AI assistant how to handle a specific task related to growing an X presence. The skills cover five areas. The first group helps with content creation, including frameworks for judging whether a post offers real value to readers and checklists for reviewing drafts before publishing. The second group addresses X's recommendation algorithm and long-term strategy, explaining the public "For You" feed mechanics and how to work with the reality that most posts reach a small audience. The third group covers account setup and the difficult early phase of getting started, including profile design and troubleshooting issues like being flagged or throttled by the platform. The fourth group focuses on engagement, competitive research, positioning trade-offs, and planning how to earn money from the account. The final skill is a data review method for analyzing past performance and improving future content. The README is clear about what the repository is not. It is not a collection of viral formulas, and it does not promise that every post will get high engagement. Instead, it distills experience from several X creators, official X creator advice, and public information about X's recommendation algorithm into skills with stated boundaries on when they apply and when they do not. The skills can be used individually or combined. The README suggests specific sequences for common situations, such as starting a new account from zero, writing a post worth saving, finding a growth direction, or moving from positioning to monetization. Each skill folder contains a trigger description, methodology, executable steps, failure modes, and test prompts with recorded results. The repository was generated by a separate tool called cangjie-skill, which turns books, videos, and other resources into AI-callable skills.