yichen-bookmarks-export

Authorize the export in the current turn, then the Skill reuses your logged-in Chrome session, scrolls the favorites tab to a stable bottom, extracts note IDs, deduplicates them, and writes a dated text file of URLs. It reports label count versus collected count separately.

Install a GraphQL-only build of the fieldtheory-cli `ft` runtime and authenticate it separately. The Skill verifies the version with `ft --version`, optionally runs `ft sync`, then pages through the local index to write canonical x.com status URLs.

No. The Skill is strictly read-only and exports links only; it never downloads media, captions, or post bodies. Archiving or downloading requires a separate explicit user request handled by a different Skill.

No. Xiaohongshu and Douyin exports require an active logged-in Chrome session, which the Skill reuses without exporting cookies or credentials. If Chrome is not logged in, you must log in first; it will not switch browsers or bypass authentication.

The label count reflects the platform's total, while the export count reflects items actually accessible during scrolling. The Skill reports both numbers plus stable-bottom evidence, leaving the cause of any gap undetermined rather than guessing.

It cannot perform search or discovery, cannot bypass CAPTCHAs, rate limits, or access controls, and refuses non-GraphQL-only Field Theory versions. X export may break if internal GraphQL endpoints change, with no fallback to OAuth or paid APIs.