wtf is anysome-x?

anysome-x is a Chinese-language curated list, the kind sometimes called an awesome-list, that collects resources for people who want to grow and run an account on X, the social network formerly named Twitter. The audience is the Chinese-speaking X community specifically. The repository does not contain a product or code of its own. It is mostly a README that links out to other Markdown files within the same repository, each one a themed collection. The themed sections include money-making case studies, operations tools, well-known account profiles, a follower-growth playbook, a beginner's guide, a guide to getting the blue verification mark, notes on the X recommendation algorithm, and a list of AI tools relevant to running an account. A separate link at the top of the README points at an external document hosted on Kingsoft Docs, described as a cold-start community, which appears to be a private group invitation rather than part of the repository itself. The filenames inside the repository are written in Chinese characters and the descriptions inside each linked document are also in Chinese, so a non-Chinese-reading visitor would need a translation tool to make use of them. The repository's title, anysome-x, is the only English text in the index, and the repository owner's account name, XGuide2026, suggests a guide-publishing brand rather than a single tool. Beyond the index of links there is no install step, no script, and no other artefact. The README is short and not at all detailed, so anyone visiting it would need to click through to each themed file to see the actual content. The repository's job is simply to gather pointers in one place so that someone planning to build an audience on X has a starting set of references curated by the author.