Wecom File Sender

What This Skill Does

The WeCom File Sender skill is a specialized utility designed for OpenClaw AI agents to interface directly with the Enterprise WeChat (WeCom) environment. Its primary function is to securely transmit local files from the agent's designated workspace directories to a connected user. By leveraging a specific MEDIA: instruction, the agent can programmatically initiate file transfers for various media formats, including documents, images, videos, and specific voice files. It streamlines the workflow by allowing the agent to locate, verify, and dispatch files without manual intervention, effectively bridging the gap between local processing and professional communication tools.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/chongjie-ran/wecom-file-sender Ensure that your OpenClaw environment has the necessary permissions to access the local workspace folders defined in the skill documentation, specifically the ~/.openclaw/workspace/ path structure.

Use Cases

• Office Productivity: Automatically sending generated meeting minutes, project reports, or business analysis documents stored in the company work directory directly to a manager or team lead.
• Content Management: Quickly retrieving and sharing assets like short videos or promotional images from the Douyin video library for rapid review or approval processes.
• On-Demand Information Delivery: Providing users with requested documentation, manuals, or research findings in a chat-based interface, eliminating the need for manual file transfers via email or external cloud storage.

Example Prompts

1. "Could you send me the latest meeting minutes from the project folder?"
2. "I need the draft for the Q1 analysis; please share it with me on WeCom."
3. "Upload the recent video file from our content library to my chat."

Tips & Limitations

• File Restrictions: Be mindful of size limits: images and videos must be under 10MB, voice files (AMR format only) under 2MB, and general documents under 20MB. Over-sized files will be automatically treated as standard attachments.
• Syntax: Always place the MEDIA: tag at the very beginning of a new line, followed by the absolute path to your file. If your file path contains spaces, ensure it is wrapped in backticks (`) to prevent path parsing errors.
• File Discovery: Use the ls command to verify file names and paths within your workspace before triggering a send command to ensure accuracy.