QQBot Send
Use this skill for QQ file sending end to end.
Core rule
When the user wants a file sent through QQ, complete the full send flow instead of only returning a path.
Built-in staging flow
This skill includes the old qqbot-local-media behavior.
For local files that are not already in the QQ media relay directory:
- Run:
python scripts/stage_media.py
- The script copies the file into:
- Use the returned absolute path in:
Decision flow
- Identify the source.
- If the source is a local absolute path outside the QQ media relay area, stage it first.
- If the source is already inside the OpenClaw QQ media relay directory, use it directly.
- If the source is an HTTP(S) URL, send it directly with
.... - If the source is a local attachment path already provided in context and QQBot can send it directly, send it directly.
- For local files that need staging, use the bundled script in this skill.
- Then send with QQ rich media.
- Use
absolute-path-or-url - One file per tag.
Default practical flow
For most local desktop/downloads/workspace-external files:
- Stage into
~/.openclaw/media/qqbot/ - Send with
...
Size and path rules
- Absolute local paths only
- File size limit is 10 MB
- Preserve the original file extension
- Copy the file, do not modify the original
- Do not claim you cannot send local files when the path is readable and within the size limit
Response behavior
- If the user asked to send the file, actually send it.
- Do not only explain the flow unless the user asked a conceptual question.
- If staging fails because the file does not exist, say that directly.
- If staging fails because the file is too large, say that directly.
Examples
Example 1: Desktop PDF
- User asks: send
C:\Users\name\Desktop\resume.pdf to QQ - Action:
python scripts/stage_media.py "C:\Users\name\Desktop\resume.pdf"- send
staged-absolute-path
Example 2: Already staged file
- User asks to send
C:\Users\name\.openclaw\media\qqbot\abc.pdf - Action:
- send
C:\Users\name\.openclaw\media\qqbot\abc.pdf directly
Example 3: URL image
- User asks to send an image URL to QQ
- Action:
- send
https://example.com/image.png directly
Notes
- Prefer completing the send in one turn.
- Use the bundled staging script whenever the file is local and not already staged.
- Use
... for final delivery.