quark-auto-save

What This Skill Does

The quark-auto-save (QAS) skill for OpenClaw acts as an intelligent bridge between your conversations and your Quark Cloud Drive storage. It allows you to automate the process of saving, organizing, and renaming shared files from the Quark platform. Instead of manually转存 (transfer/save) files, you can simply paste a share link into OpenClaw, and the agent will handle the rest—extracting file details, organizing them into your preferred directory structure, and applying intelligent renaming patterns (such as TV series formatting or anime organization) automatically.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/cp0204/quark-auto-save

Ensure that you have your QAS_BASE_URL (the server address where your QAS instance is running) and QAS_TOKEN ready. Upon the first use, the agent will analyze your current folder habits and naming conventions to ensure all future tasks are saved exactly how you like them.

Use Cases

• Automated Media Collection: Automatically pull new episodes of TV shows or anime from share links directly into your organized media server folders.
• Batch Resource Archiving: Quickly add complex sharing links to your queue without leaving the OpenClaw interface.
• Intelligent Renaming: Use magic variables and regex to automatically normalize file names, removing unwanted characters or tags to keep your drive clean.
• Habit-Based Management: The agent learns your directory structure preference, meaning you don't have to specify folders every time you save a new batch of files.

Example Prompts

1. "Hey, save this link to my anime folder: https://pan.quark.cn/s/abcdef123456"
2. "Check if there are any new updates for the 'Breaking Bad' task and run it now."
3. "List all my currently configured QAS tasks and show me the save path for the latest one."

Tips & Limitations

• Token Security: Always ensure your QAS_TOKEN is passed as a URL query parameter. The server will ignore tokens sent in the request body.
• Directory Structure: For best results, use the provided Python client to inspect your existing savepath settings before scaling your automation.
• Regex Mastery: The skill supports advanced regex renaming. Consult the official Wiki links (RegexRename and MagicRegex) to customize how your files are renamed on the fly.
• Networking: Ensure your OpenClaw agent has network access to the QAS_BASE_URL host, especially if your QAS server is running on a local NAS or internal network.