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  • 2 installs
  • 1.2k repo stars
  • Updated July 31, 2026
  • volcengine/searchcli

Runs recommendation requests against a Viking application and manages recommend scenes to verify the personalized recommendation path.

About

Runs recommendation runtime checks and manages recommend scenes for a Viking AI Search application. A developer uses it to send production-style recommendation requests and create, list, get, or update recommend scenes.

  • recommend run sends personalized recommendation requests with scene-id and user-id
  • recommend scene create/list/get/update manage recommend scenes

Vs Recommend by the numbers

  • 2 all-time installs (skills.sh)
  • +1 installs in the week ending Jul 27, 2026 (Skillselion tracking)
  • Ranked #445 of 550 CLI & Terminal skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
  • Data as of Aug 4, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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Last updatedJuly 31, 2026
Repositoryvolcengine/searchcli

What it does

Runs recommendation requests against a Viking application and manages recommend scenes to verify the personalized recommendation path.

Files

SKILL.mdMarkdownGitHub ↗

Viking Recommend

When to Use

Use this skill for recommendation runtime checks, recommend scene management, and first-pass verification of the recommendation path.

Preconditions

  • an application-id is available
  • a recommendation request will usually also need scene-id and user-id
  • if the scene does not exist yet, inspect the existing scene list first and only create a new one when reuse is not possible

Commands

  • recommend run: send a production-style recommendation request
  • recommend scene create / recommend scene list / recommend scene get: manage recommend scenes
  • recommend scene update: update scene configuration

Workflow

1. Confirm application-id, scene-id, and user-id 2. Run recommend scene list first and prefer an existing/default scene before creating a new one 3. Before recommend scene create or recommend scene update, explicitly confirm the target page / module and the required BhvSceneTypes with the user 4. Use recommend run for the first verification request 5. Read recommendation items from the raw response structure, especially result.rec_results 6. If the result looks wrong, inspect the scene with recommend scene list/get 7. Update the scene configuration when needed, then rerun the request

Customer Environment Principle

  • In customer environments, assume repository source code is unavailable.
  • Execute tasks using only the installed skills, the packaged vs CLI surface (--help, command output, and observed runtime behavior), and explicit user-provided information.
  • Do not rely on reading local repository source files, generated repo snapshots, or implementation details to decide runtime actions.
  • If the installed CLI behavior conflicts with a skill, trust the installed CLI behavior first.
  • If the skills and the packaged CLI still do not provide enough information to proceed safely, stop and ask the user instead of searching source code.

Constraints

  • Start with the scene when debugging recommendation behavior; do not jump to raw API calls first
  • If the user only needs a first-pass conclusion, prefer recommend run
  • Do not create or update a recommend scene until the user has confirmed the target page / module and BhvSceneTypes
  • When reporting results, summarize the scene, the user context, and the raw response before proposing tuning changes
  • Do not invent item titles or explanations. Ground every recommendation summary in the actual response payload
  • If you show only a subset such as Top 5, explicitly say that the full response contains more items

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