Poe Connector — USE BASH TOOL

You MUST use the bash or shell tool to run these commands. No other method works.

Commands

Chat with AI:

bash ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/poe-connector/poe.sh chat Tell me 10 jokes

Generate image:

bash ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/poe-connector/poe.sh image A sunset over mountains

Generate video:

bash ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/poe-connector/poe.sh video A cat playing piano

Generate audio:

bash ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/poe-connector/poe.sh audio Hello world in a cheerful voice

List models:

bash ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/poe-connector/poe.sh models

Search models:

bash ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/poe-connector/poe.sh search claude

Sending generated media (images/video/audio) to the user

After generating an image/video/audio, the script prints a [MEDIA_SEND_HINT] line with the local file path.

You MUST use the message tool to deliver the file — do NOT just paste the URL or embed it in markdown.

Telegram cannot render markdown images (!alt); it requires sendPhoto / sendDocument which the message tool handles automatically.

message send --media "/path/to/poe_generated_image.png"

If message send is not available, you can also use the --to last flag or specify the channel explicitly.

Always include a short text caption so the user knows what the media is about.

DO NOT

• Do NOT embed image/media URLs in markdown like !image — Telegram will NOT display them
• Do NOT use sessions_spawn — it will fail
• Do NOT use browser to visit poe.com — it will fail
• Do NOT set poe as a model provider — it will fail
• Do NOT use any approach other than bash tool — only bash works

Setup (required before first use)

This skill requires a Poe API key. Get one at https://poe.com/api/keys, then add to ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json:

{ "skills": { "entries": { "poe-connector": { "env": { "POE_API_KEY": "your-key" } } } } }

Notes

• All commands use sensible default models (configured in poe_config.json)
• If you get a POE_API_KEY error, tell the user to run the setup above
• File attachments (--files) are base64-encoded and sent to Poe — do not attach sensitive files unless the user intends to share them with Poe