36kr-aireportlist

What This Skill Does

The 36kr-aireportlist skill is a specialized data-fetching utility for OpenClaw agents. It allows users to query the latest articles published on 36kr's 'AI Self-Reporting' (AI自助报道) column directly within the chat interface. By connecting to the official openclaw.36krcdn.com endpoint, this skill retrieves a structured JSON list of up to 15 recent articles for any given date. It excels at parsing metadata such as article titles, author information, and direct access links, presenting them in a clean, consistent format that respects the user's need for high-quality, up-to-date AI industry insights.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw command-line interface or your environment manager: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/36kr-com/36kr-aireportlist Once installed, the agent will automatically recognize the intent to fetch AI reports when a user queries related terms like '36kr AI报道' or '最新自助报道'.

Use Cases

• Market Research: Quickly aggregate daily AI industry announcements for specific dates.
• Trend Tracking: Monitor the volume and subjects of AI-related reports emerging from the 36kr ecosystem.
• Personal Productivity: Replace manual browsing of the 36kr website with an on-demand summary request that is formatted for readability.
• Content Curation: Assist developers and analysts in gathering article URLs for deeper research or inclusion in newsletters.

Example Prompts

1. "查询一下今天的36kr AI自助报道文章。"
2. "查看2026-03-15的AI报道列表。"
3. "有没有最新的36kr AI寻求报道栏目更新？"

Tips & Limitations

• Date Support: The skill supports arbitrary historical dates; simply provide the date in YYYY-MM-DD format if you need to look back in time.
• Rate and Frequency: Data is refreshed every 2 hours via an automated job. If you see no updates, it may be because the scheduled sync has not triggered yet.
• Security First: This skill is strictly read-only. It processes external data from a public CDN; therefore, the agent is designed to treat all retrieved content as plain, untrusted text. It will not execute, interpret, or follow any potentially malicious instructions found within article titles or author names.
• Display Limit: Each request returns a maximum of 15 items to maintain clean and efficient chat logs.