Tencent
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Overview
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: tencent Version: 1.0.0 The Tencent skill bundle is a well-structured set of instructions designed to help an AI agent guide users through the Tencent ecosystem (Cloud, WeChat, WeCom). It emphasizes official source verification, regional compliance (Mainland China vs. Global), and explicitly forbids the collection or storage of sensitive credentials like passwords or API keys. The only executable logic is found in `setup.md`, which uses standard shell commands (`mkdir`, `touch`, `chmod`) to initialize a local directory (`~/tencent/`) for session persistence with appropriate file permissions.
Findings (0)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
Future Tencent guidance may reuse saved local context, so incorrect or overly sensitive notes could affect later recommendations.
The skill intentionally creates persistent local memory that may influence future Tencent-related answers and may include user-shared tenant or account labels.
Memory lives in `~/tencent/`... `accounts.md` # Known tenants, products, and ownership boundaries ... Save only durable context that improves later Tencent work
Review the ~/tencent/ files periodically, keep them concise, and do not store secrets, tokens, billing exports, raw customer data, or unapproved internal details.
Running setup will modify the local filesystem by creating Tencent memory files in the user’s home directory.
The setup instructions include shell commands, but they are scoped to creating local memory files and setting permissions under the declared config directory.
mkdir -p ~/tencent
touch ~/tencent/{memory.md,accounts.md,regions.md,sources.md,decisions.md}
chmod 700 ~/tencent
chmod 600 ~/tencent/{memory.md,accounts.md,regions.md,sources.md,decisions.md}Run the setup only if you want persistent local Tencent context, and inspect the created files if you later want to edit or remove that memory.
If used for execution rather than planning, actions could affect cloud resources, app assets, or payment-related workflows.
The skill acknowledges that execution beyond planning could involve privileged Tencent accounts or payment-related surfaces, while explicitly requiring approval first.
Account-specific execution may require user-approved access to Tencent Cloud, WeChat, or partner consoles ... Any step that would log in, change cloud resources, submit app assets, or touch payments must wait for explicit user approval
Keep the skill in planning mode unless you are ready to grant access; confirm the exact account, tenant, region, and action before approving any console or payment-related change.