@binghe: Actually, it's very easy to 'distill' a blogger's thoughts. 1. Find their articles and convert them to .md files to save. 2. Find their short video (or long video) platform, use Get笔记 (now called 得到大脑) CLI, to batch-retrieve all video transcripts. For long videos, use the yt-dlp open-source tool to download and convert...

Actually, “distilling” a blogger’s thoughts is quite easy.

1. Find their articles and save them as .md files.
2. Locate their short video (or long video) platform. Use tools like the Get笔记 (now called Dedao Brain) CLI to batch-fetch the transcripts from all their videos. For long videos, use the open-source tool yt-dlp to download and transcribe. If subtitles are available, it’s even simpler—use AI to extract the core ideas and spoken content from the subtitles (removing timestamps).
3. Convert all content into .md files, then interact with AI to share your thoughts, considerations, and content standards to develop a skill workflow.

Step 1: Begin organizing and distilling all the collected content! Step 2: Apply the distilled skills to existing scripts, content creation, or article-writing processes. Test the extracted standards in practical work to see if the output matches their style, quality, and essence. Step 3: Use AI to further organize, summarize, and analyze these materials, continuing to optimize the skills. Step 4: Regularly use the distilled skills in your actual work output, while continuously adding new benchmark blogger content for ongoing updates and iterations.