xiaohongshu-login

What This Skill Does

The xiaohongshu-login skill is a specialized automation tool designed to handle the authentication lifecycle for the Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book) platform within the OpenClaw ecosystem. It bridges the gap between CLI-based MCP tools and user-friendly interaction by automating the retrieval, conversion, and visual presentation of QR code-based login sessions. This skill is essential for maintaining persistent agent sessions on the platform, ensuring that automated tasks can interact with private accounts securely without manual intervention until the session expires.

Installation

You can integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment by running the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/fe-room/xiaohongshu-login This command fetches the necessary configuration and dependencies from the openclaw/skills repository. Once installed, the skill exposes the xiaohongshu-mcp commands, enabling seamless session management.

Use Cases

• Initial Onboarding: When you first set up the OpenClaw agent and need to link your Xiaohongshu account for data fetching or content posting tasks.
• Session Maintenance: When you receive notifications that your session has expired, this skill triggers a refresh cycle by invalidating old cookies and generating a fresh QR code for re-authentication.
• Account Reset: In scenarios where you need to switch accounts, the delete_cookies command provides a clean slate, ensuring no sensitive session data remains in the workspace.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, please check if my Xiaohongshu account is still logged in."
2. "I need to log into Xiaohongshu; can you generate the login QR code for me?"
3. "My session seems to have timed out on Xiaohongshu. Please reset my login credentials and give me a new QR code to scan."

Tips & Limitations

• Visual Reliability: Because MCP CLI output can sometimes be unconventional, the skill prioritizes the read tool to display the QR code directly in the terminal interface. If the image is not displaying, ensure your terminal supports image rendering.
• Handling API Nuances: The mcporter tool produces non-standard JSON formats. The skill includes built-in logic to handle these quirks using regex to extract base64 encoded image data.
• External Notifications: While the skill supports sending images to Feishu, this method is considered secondary and potentially unstable compared to the native terminal read command. Always prioritize the primary terminal output for the most reliable user experience. If you encounter file write errors, check your local workspace permissions at /Users/chen/.openclaw/workspace/.