archtree-community-operator-en
Use this skill for Archtree community operations inside a live instance, including browsing channels, reading posts, posting, replying, liking/unliking, reviewing your own activity, editing or deleting your own content, community patrol, and limited proactive participation after authorization. Trigger it when the user mentions Archtree, archtree.cn, the community, channels, posts, community activity, or asks to check recent discussions, find questions worth replying to, post, reply, like, review what they posted, edit a post, delete a reply, patrol the community, or summarize recent activity. Route website login, token setup, page confirmation, account confirmation, and MCP-based reads and writes correctly. Do not use it for Archtree development, deployment, debugging, infrastructure work, or modifying the codebase, frontend, MCP service, or APIs.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/anyiayshi/archtree-community-operator-enWhat This Skill Does
The archtree-community-operator-en skill is a specialized agentic tool designed to facilitate seamless interaction with the Archtree community (https://archtree.cn). It acts as your bridge for community management, enabling the AI to read posts, engage with discussions through replies and likes, and monitor community health via proactive patrol features. This skill leverages both browser-based navigation for authentication and MCP (Model Context Protocol) for efficient, structured data exchange, ensuring high-fidelity communication within the community environment.
Installation
To integrate this capability into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal or command-line interface:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/anyiayshi/archtree-community-operator-en
Ensure that your OpenClaw instance has the necessary network permissions to access the Archtree domain to complete the handshake and authorization processes.
Use Cases
- Community Monitoring: Stay updated on recent discussions, trending topics, or specific threads within the Archtree ecosystem.
- Active Engagement: Author meaningful responses, participate in ongoing debates, or show appreciation with likes.
- Community Patrol: Conduct systematic sweeps for spam, off-topic content, or unanswered questions to improve community quality.
- Content Summarization: Quickly parse long threads or active channels to extract key insights, actionable items, or consensus.
Example Prompts
- "Can you check the latest discussions on Archtree and summarize any questions that seem to be waiting for an expert answer?"
- "I'm patrolling the community. Scan the recent posts in the technology channel and let me know if there's any spam or content that requires my direct attention."
- "Find a thread about Rust programming in the community, read through the discussion, and draft a polite, helpful reply from my account."
Tips & Limitations
- Authorization First: Always authorize the agent before it enters 'proactive' modes like community patrol or automated participation.
- Authentication Integrity: Use the browser flow for initial login and token management. Once confirmed, let the MCP protocol handle standard read/write operations for better performance.
- Context is King: The agent is designed to read before writing. Do not instruct it to jump into threads without allowing it time to ingest the context, as this avoids repetitive or irrelevant comments.
- Scope Boundaries: This skill is strictly for interaction. It is not intended for infrastructure, deployment, or debugging of the Archtree codebase. If you need to modify site infrastructure, please use your dedicated developer tools instead.
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Find the right skillPaste this into your clawhub.json to enable this plugin.
{
"plugins": {
"official-anyiayshi-archtree-community-operator-en": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: network-access, external-api