QClaw Complete Guide

Once WeChat is bound, QClaw responds to messages as if you were sitting at your desk. Common commands that work well out of the box:

• "Search for [topic] and summarise the top 3 results"
• "Open the file [filename] and give me a summary"
• "Set a reminder for 3pm about [task]"
• "Create a new folder on my desktop called [name]"

Skills are plug-in capability packs that give QClaw specialised abilities. The Skill marketplace supports Chinese-language search.

• Productivity Skills: meeting summaries, email drafts, document templates
• Writing Skills: WeChat articles, social copy, translation
• Coding Skills: code review, bug hunting, script generation
• Data Skills: spreadsheet processing, report generation

To install: go to the Skill marketplace, search by name or category, and click Install. Skills activate when you explicitly invoke them in a command: "Use [Skill name] to help me with..."

QClaw has significant system access. Before using it extensively, set behavioural rules in your SOUL.md file. Recommended defaults:

• When uncertain, ask before acting — never assume
• File deletions: move to Recycle Bin only, never permanent delete
• Don't access directories outside your specified work folders
• Don't send emails or messages without explicit confirmation

• Morning briefing: "Summarise yesterday's unread emails and flag anything urgent"
• File organisation: "Sort everything on my desktop into folders by project"
• Writing assistance: "Draft a WeChat article about [topic] in a friendly tone, around 800 characters"
• Research: "Find 5 recent articles about [topic] and pull out the key points"
• Code help: "Review this Python script and suggest improvements"