Summary
It removes the step where a good draft gets mangled by the publishing box.
WeChat's editor does not accept ordinary HTML cleanly, and the usual workaround is a separate web tool and a copy-paste — folding that into a tool call means the assistant that wrote the draft can hand you something publishable. The theme choice is the practical decision: pick one per publication and keep it, since the look is what readers recognise.
What it is
A Go MCP server that converts Markdown into the HTML format WeChat official accounts accept, so a draft written in a normal editor can be pasted straight into the publishing box.
What you get
- `convert_markdown` — takes the Markdown text and an optional theme, returns HTML ready for a WeChat article
- Four themes: the WeChat default, plus a modern tech look, a classical Chinese style, and a gradient style
- Full basic Markdown — headings, bold and italic, inline code, links, images, ordered and unordered lists, blockquotes and rules
- Extended syntax too: fenced code blocks with highlighting, tables, footnotes, and GFM callouts such as NOTE, TIP and WARNING
- A word count and estimated reading time returned with the HTML
Requirements
Go 1.21 or higher to build the binary, and an API key for the WeChat Markdown editor service set as `MD2WECHAT_API_KEY`. Conversion happens through that service, so the article text is sent to it.