Coze-Power

Bridge your Coze bots to local machine capabilities. Coze bots run in the cloud and can't access local files, run commands, or control your machine — Coze-Power fixes that with a lightweight HTTP server + Coze-compatible OpenAPI plugin. 10-minute setup: web search, file operations, command execution, clipboard, desktop notifications, and more. Use this skill when: You want your Coze bot to read/write local files You need a Coze bot to execute shell commands on your machine Your Coze bot should search the web and return structured results You want to give Coze bots local data access (clipboard, directory listings, system info) You're building a two-way bridge between Coze cloud agents and your local environment You need to expose OpenClaw agent capabilities to Coze through a webhook/API

Coze-Power: Bridge Coze Bots to Local Capabilities

Overview

Coze bots are powerful, but they live in the cloud. They can't read your local files, run terminal commands, or interact directly with your machine. Coze-Power solves this with a lightweight HTTP server that exposes local tools through a standard OpenAPI interface that Coze plugins can consume.

Architecture

Quick Start (5 minutes)

1. Start the server

bash

cd coze-power
python3 server.py
# Server starts on http://localhost:8899

2. Expose it publicly (one of these)

bash

# Using ngrok (recommended for beginners)
ngrok http 8899
# → https://xxxx.ngrok.io  (copy this URL)

# Or using Cloudflare Tunnel
cloudflared tunnel --url http://localhost:8899

3. Import the Coze plugin

1. In Coze Studio, go to Plugins → Create Plugin
2. Import from OpenAPI → Upload assets/openapi-spec.json
3. Set Server URL to your ngrok/cloudflare URL (e.g. https://xxxx.ngrok.io)
4. Add API key authentication: header name X-API-Key, value from your config.json
5. Save and enable the plugin
6. Add the plugin to your Coze bot

4. Test it

In your Coze bot, try:

"Search the web for latest AI news" "List files on my desktop" "Show me the current system status"

Available Tools

Tool	Method	Endpoint	Description
Web Search	POST	/tools/web-search	Search the web and return results
Read File	POST	/tools/read-file	Read content from local files
Write File	POST	/tools/write-file	Write content to local files
List Directory	POST	/tools/list-dir	List files in a directory
Run Command	POST	/tools/run-command	Execute shell commands
System Info	POST	/tools/system-info	Get OS, CPU, memory info
Read Clipboard	POST	/tools/clipboard-read	Read clipboard contents
Write Clipboard	POST	/tools/clipboard-write	Write to clipboard
Send Notification	POST	/tools/notify	Send desktop notification
Health Check	GET	/health	Check server status

Configuration

Create config.json in the skill directory:

json

{
  "api_key": "your-secret-api-key",
  "host": "0.0.0.0",
  "port": 8899,
  "allowed_commands": ["ls", "pwd", "cat", "echo", "python3", "node"],
  "allowed_paths": ["/home", "/tmp"],
  "max_file_size_kb": 1024
}

Security

⚠️ You are exposing your local machine to the internet. Follow these rules:

• Always use API key authentication (never run without it)
• Use allowed_commands and allowed_paths to restrict access
• For production: add HTTPS via ngrok (it automatically provides TLS)
• Never expose this server without authentication
• Consider running it in a Docker container for isolation

Coze Plugin Setup (Detailed)

See references/coze-plugin-setup.md for step-by-step Coze configuration.

Examples

See references/examples.md for real Coze bot prompts and expected behaviors.

API Reference

See references/api-reference.md for complete endpoint documentation.