whatsapp-group-admin

What This Skill Does

The whatsapp-group-admin skill for OpenClaw provides a comprehensive suite of administrative tools designed to streamline the management of WhatsApp groups directly from your terminal or AI agent environment. By leveraging a structured command-line interface, this skill allows users to extract critical metadata, retrieve detailed statistics, and manage group configurations programmatically. Whether you are maintaining a large community or managing internal team communications, this tool abstracts the complexity of manual group interaction into simple, executable commands.

Installation

To integrate this functionality into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/marcosrippel/whatsapp-group-admin

Ensure that you have an active WhatsApp session authenticated through your OpenClaw agent, as modification commands rely on a live connection to the WhatsApp servers.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for community managers, data analysts, and power users who need to automate WhatsApp group workflows. You can use it to audit group membership, verify invite link authenticity, or set up standardized group templates for new projects. By piping the output of the 'list' command into other scripts, you can create automated reports on group activity and membership growth. It is particularly effective for teams managing multiple fragmented group chats who need a centralized dashboard to view group statistics without navigating the mobile application.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, please list all my WhatsApp groups and provide their current member statistics so I can identify which ones are inactive."
2. "Can you parse this WhatsApp invite link 'https://chat.whatsapp.com/ABC123' and tell me the group details before I join?"
3. "Generate a new group creation template named 'Project Alpha' so I can deploy it later via the script."

Tips & Limitations

• Data Accuracy: Always verify group IDs before running modification commands, as incorrect IDs can lead to unintended actions.
• Network Dependency: Because this skill communicates with WhatsApp's infrastructure, ensure your internet connection is stable. Intermittent connectivity may result in command timeouts.
• Security: Treat your group invite links with care. Do not expose administrative scripts or logs containing session data in public repositories.
• Permissions: Ensure your account has the necessary administrative privileges within the target WhatsApp groups, or the 'promote' and 'remove' commands will fail. Start by using 'info' on a group where you are already an admin to test your permissions.