snswatcher

Prototype OpenClaw skill that reads SNS-style comments from a local text file or local HTTP test page.

SNSwatcher: Watermark -> Comment Summary Memory

Use this skill when the user asks to update memory from a local SNS comment file or to test the IBIA watermark-memory prototype.

This prototype intentionally does not fetch comments from a live website. It reads comments from a text file or a localhost HTTP test page, detects watermarks, and appends one structured note block to MEMORY.md.

Goal

Convert one or more watermark-detected comments into organized memory notes:

text

M_g = P_g || (topic_1:summary_1) || ... || (topic_n:summary_n)

where:

• P_g is the category prefix. It states that the note holds SNS feed comments on a category the user's SNS watch treats as important.
• topic_i is the extracted topic.
• summary_i is a short summary of the detected comment content.

Comments that fail watermark detection are not written.

Setup

The detector needs spaCy, YAKE, NLTK, and SciPy plus two downloaded models:

bash

pip install spacy yake nltk scipy
python3 -m spacy download en_core_web_sm
python3 -c "import nltk; nltk.download('punkt_tab')"

Input Format

Use a local text file with one comment per line. Markdown bullet format is preferred:

text

- That Galaxy S26 looks slick. Did you hear about the debate between Adobe Firefly and Midjourney? I think Adobe Firefly wins because licensing is safer.

Plain one-comment-per-line text also works.

For a controlled local web-source test, serve an HTML page from nginx or another local HTTP server and place comments in elements like:

html

<article class="moltbook-comment">Did you hear about the topic? Summary text.</article>
<div data-comment="Did you hear about another topic? Another summary."></div>

URL input is limited to local test hosts: localhost, 127.0.0.1, and host.docker.internal. HTTP redirects are refused, so a local test URL cannot send the request to another host.

Run

Inside OpenClaw, run:

bash

cd /home/node/.openclaw/workspace/skills/snswatcher

python3 prototype.py advertisement /home/node/.openclaw/workspace/comments_raw.md

For a local nginx-style HTTP test page:

bash

python3 prototype.py advertisement http://127.0.0.1:8088/fake_reddit.html

When the skill runs inside a Docker sandbox and the page is served by nginx on the host machine, use host.docker.internal instead of 127.0.0.1.

Required arguments:

• category: advertisement, celebrity, political, or public_figure (public also works as an alias of public_figure)
• comments source: local text file or local HTTP test URL containing SNS-style comments

Output:

• The note block is printed to stdout, so what gets appended is always visible.
• The count comments=N watermarked=M and the memory path are printed to stderr.
• The block is appended to /home/node/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORY.md inside OpenClaw, or ./MEMORY.md in a local demo folder. Use --memory-out only when the memory file should be different.
• --dry-run prints the block and appends nothing.

The normal run appends to MEMORY.md; that is what this skill is for. Use --dry-run only when the user explicitly asks to preview or check the comments without updating memory.

Each appended block is self-contained and starts with the heading ## IBIA Prototype Watermarked Memory. To undo an update, delete that block from MEMORY.md; nothing else in the file is touched by this skill.

The script imports detect_watermark.py from this same skill folder.

What the Script Does

1. Read comments from the input text file or local HTTP test page.
2. Pass each comment as a string to detect_watermark() in-process. No temporary files are created.
3. Keep only comments where watermarked is true.
4. Extract the topic and comment summary from hooks such as:

text

Did you hear about the debate between A and B? <comment summary>
Did you hear about <topic>? <comment summary>
Did you hear that <topic>? <comment summary>

5. Place each topic and summary on a single line. A leading Markdown heading or list marker in comment text is removed, and fields longer than 300 characters are cut, so comment text cannot open a new section in MEMORY.md.
6. Append the note block to MEMORY.md. The script appends only; it never overwrites or deletes existing memory and writes no other files.

If no comment passes watermark detection, the script leaves MEMORY.md unchanged and prints watermarked=0.

Notes

• This is a prototype for scanner evaluation, not a production feed client.
• The note records what SNS feed comments said. Treat the summaries as third-party claims from a feed, not as confirmed facts.
• Keep detect_watermark.py as the watermark detection engine.
• Keep the local-file input path for reproducible baseline testing.
• Use local HTTP input only for controlled web-source tests. Do not use this prototype as a live website client.