configure

name	configure
description	Set up the WeChat channel — trigger QR login and review connection status. Use when the user asks to configure WeChat, wants to check channel status, or needs to re-login.
user-invocable	true
allowed-tools	["Read","Write","Bash(ls *)","Bash(mkdir *)"]

/wechat:configure — WeChat Channel Setup

Check status and guide login. Arguments passed: $ARGUMENTS

State lives under ~/.claude/channels/wechat/, with one sub-directory per bound account at accounts/<bot_id>/ containing token (bot bearer token, 0600) and account.json (botId, userId, baseUrl).

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Status check (no args)

Read state files and show status:

1. Accounts — list ~/.claude/channels/wechat/accounts/. For each <bot_id>/ sub-directory:

   • Check that both token and account.json exist
   • Read account.json and show botId, userId, baseUrl
   • If token exists, show its first 10 chars masked (e.g. abcdef1234…)

2. Access — read ~/.claude/channels/wechat/access.json (missing = defaults: allowlist, empty). Show:

   • DM policy (allowlist or disabled)
   • Allowed senders: count and list

3. What next based on state:

   • No accounts → "No accounts bound yet. Run wechat-cc setup in a terminal to scan the QR code."
   • Accounts bound, nobody allowed → "Accounts are bound but the allowlist is empty. The scanner is normally auto-added on login; if not, add manually: /wechat:access allow <user_id>"
   • Accounts bound, allowlist populated → "Ready. Messages from allowed users will reach this session. Start with wechat-cc run."

Re-login / add another account

Tell the user to run wechat-cc setup in a terminal. Each successful scan creates a new accounts/<bot_id>/ directory — running setup again does not overwrite existing accounts, it appends. To remove a stale account, delete its accounts/<bot_id>/ directory.