wecom-file-detect

What This Skill Does

The wecom-file-detect skill provides an automated bridge between the Enterprise WeChat (WeCom) environment and your OpenClaw agent workspace. It specializes in monitoring the local inbound directory (~/.openclaw/media/inbound/) where WeCom transfers files, allowing the agent to detect, parse, and organize documents sent by colleagues or clients. This skill simplifies the process of extracting data from incoming attachments, ranging from standard office documents (Word, Excel, PPT) and PDFs to multimedia assets like images and video files. Once detected, the agent can parse content using specialized tools, transcribe data, or archive them into structured project directories within your workspace.

Installation

To install the wecom-file-detect skill, ensure you have the OpenClaw environment initialized, then execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/chongjie-ran/wecom-file-detect

After installation, the agent will begin watching the designated inbound directory for new file events or user queries regarding attachments.

Use Cases

• Automated Workflow Management: Automatically detect incoming project specifications or status reports sent via WeCom and move them to specific companywork/ subfolders.
• Data Extraction: Parse Excel or CSV files received through chat to update databases or internal trackers without manual intervention.
• Media Archiving: Identify incoming project assets and sort them into organizational directories based on project naming conventions.
• Quick Retrieval: Quickly query the contents of recent files received via chat to answer specific questions regarding project details or recent updates.

Example Prompts

1. "Check the latest file I received on WeCom and summarize the key action items for me."
2. "I just received a project requirement attachment. Can you find it in the inbound folder and archive it under the AI赋能计划 directory?"
3. "Look through the files I received today; do any of them contain the budget breakdown for the Q3 campaign?"

Tips & Limitations

• File Naming: WeCom often alters filenames with timestamps or UUIDs. When searching, use broad keywords or listing commands rather than relying on exact original filenames.
• Data Integrity: Note that some WeCom file transfers may strip metadata or convert binary structures to plain text; verify the quality of extracted data if dealing with complex formatting.
• Maintenance: While the skill can manage files, remember to periodically clean up the inbound directory to avoid clutter, though retaining some files for reference is generally safe.
• Security: Always exercise caution with files received from external sources; ensure your environment has appropriate protections before executing scripts parsed from unverified attachments.