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wc-local
Short Skill name for querying locally visible WeCom Desktop data through the wecom-local CLI on macOS.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
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Short Skill name for querying locally visible WeCom Desktop data through the wecom-local CLI on macOS.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
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Short Skill name for querying locally visible WeCom Desktop data through the wecom-local CLI on macOS.
Short Skill name for querying locally visible WeCom Desktop data through the wecom-local CLI for private knowledge workflows.
Audit locally visible WeCom messages for questions nobody answered, vague commitments, missing owners, and missing deadlines.
Brief one locally visible WeCom chat window: what happened, who owns it, what is missing, and what to ask next.
Draft the next WeCom message from local chat context without sending it automatically.
Scan selected locally visible WeCom chats for active groups, unfinished work, unanswered questions, and follow-up needs.
| name | wc-local |
| description | Short Skill name for querying locally visible WeCom Desktop data through the wecom-local CLI on macOS. |
Use this skill when a user asks to inspect, query, export, summarize, or analyze WeCom Desktop data that is locally visible to the signed-in macOS account.
The Skill name is short. The binary is still wecom-local.
sudo timestamps can be scoped to the current terminal or TTY. If the user ran
wecom-local auth prepare in a separate Terminal app, the Agent command session
may still need authorization.
Use an interactive system prompt in the same terminal/TTY that will run the query. Do not ask the user to paste their macOS password into chat, prompt text, an env var, a file, or an askpass script. If no interactive prompt is available, stop and ask the user to run the exact local command themselves.
wecom-local auth status --json
wecom-local auth prepare
wecom-local doctor --json
wecom-local store-probe --json
sudo wecom-local conversations
sudo wecom-local conversations --query "example"
sudo wecom-local history "R:0000000000" -n 100 --format json
sudo wecom-local history "Example Group" -n 100 --format json
sudo wecom-local search "roadmap" --in "Example Group" -n 20 --json
sudo wecom-local members "Example Group" --format json
sudo wecom-local members "Example Group" --full --format json
Use default members first. Use --full only when the user explicitly needs
locally visible account, email, phone, or external id fields.
sudo wecom-local stats "Example Group" --max-scan 1000 --json
sudo wecom-local stats "Example Group" --max-scan 1000 --include-members --json
sudo wecom-local export "Example Group" \
--format markdown \
--output ./.local/wecom-local/conversation.md
If a display-name query is ambiguous, run conversations --query and retry
with a narrower query or the returned conversation id.
Use the other wc-* skills for higher-level work:
wc-brief: one conversation brief.wc-scan: selected conversations work scan.wc-audit: unanswered questions and follow-up gaps.wc-style: local evidence-based collaboration profile.wc-draft: next-message draft without sending.These skills still call wecom-local. They do not implement Runtime Bridge
access or read local databases directly.