daily-dd-skills

What This Skill Does

The daily-dd-skills is a specialized automation tool designed for OpenClaw agents to manage, track, and submit daily work reports to the DingTalk (钉钉) log system. It acts as an bridge between your daily activities and your organization's reporting workflow. By centralizing work logs, the skill eliminates the manual chore of logging onto DingTalk every evening to compile your tasks. It supports both automatic scheduled submissions at 22:30 and on-demand triggers, ensuring that your team and supervisors remain updated on your progress without manual intervention.

Installation

You can install this skill directly into your OpenClaw workspace environment using the following command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/519989179/daily-dd-skills Alternatively, you can manually copy the project directory into your /workspace/skills/ folder. Ensure that your Python 3 environment has the requests library installed. After installation, you must configure the config.json file with your specific DingTalk AppKey, AppSecret, and recipient user IDs to ensure the API can authenticate and route your reports to the correct personnel.

Use Cases

• Automated Daily Reporting: Perfect for professionals who need to maintain a consistent record of accomplishments for performance reviews.
• Team Transparency: Automatically keeps project leads or managers in the loop by sending daily summaries directly to their DingTalk notification feed.
• Workflow Documentation: Acts as a persistent, file-based log that helps you recall what you worked on during the day if you forget to summarize at the exact time.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, please submit my daily report based on what I recorded in today_work.txt."
2. "Update my daily report with: 'Finished the API integration for the authentication module' and submit it to the team."
3. "Can you set a reminder to draft my daily report at 9:00 PM and submit it via the daily-dd-skills at 10:30 PM?"

Tips & Limitations

To get the most out of this skill, ensure that the DingTalk template ID used in your config.json matches exactly what is defined in your organizational DingTalk backend. Note that this skill requires stable network access to hit the DingTalk OAPI. Security-wise, always keep your config.json file protected, as it contains sensitive AppSecret credentials. The skill is limited to the functionality provided by the DingTalk API, so ensure your user permissions allow for report submission before attempting to automate the process.