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OpenClaw DingTalk Push Operations

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title: OpenClaw DingTalk Push Operations category: skills tags: [openclaw, dingtalk, cron, automation] aliases: [DingTalk Push Operations] relationships:

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type: uses

type: uses sources: [_raw/openclaw/p1-memory-2026-05-25/] summary: A recurring operations pattern where OpenClaw prepares or delivers news, study content, and usage reports through DingTalk-connected automation. provenance: extracted: 0.8 inferred: 0.17 ambiguous: 0.03 base_confidence: 0.83 lifecycle: draft lifecycle_changed: 2026-05-25 tier: supporting created: 2026-05-25T08:35:00Z updated: 2026-05-25T08:35:00Z

OpenClaw DingTalk Push Operations

Recent memory shows a clear operating pattern: OpenClaw repeatedly prepares or pushes structured outbound content through DingTalk, and the delivery path is treated as a first-class part of system operations.

Key Ideas

  • Daily news pushes are a recurring scheduled workflow, usually framed as a technology and ERP morning brief.
  • Study pushes are prepared as structured knowledge packets, with explicit target channels and an option not to auto-send under stricter run constraints.
  • Token and usage reporting is tied to the UI “usage” logic rather than arbitrary transcript-derived totals.
  • Delivery success is observed through actual DingTalk/webhook results, not only by local task completion.
  • The connector layer is part of the operating contract: stable formatting, rate control, and correct destination targeting matter as much as content generation. ^[inferred]

Operational Pattern

  • Generate or curate content.
  • Preserve the intended destination and channel context.
  • Prefer stable, repeatable formatting for recurring pushes.
  • Verify success at the delivery endpoint.
  • Keep silent-by-default automation unless failure or user confirmation requires surfacing.

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