Control a desktop agent from WeChat for document tasks

A tester sent WeChat instructions through WorkBuddy to OpenClaw, which made a skills list, a web page, and a PDF on the desktop.

Done with OpenClawยท Intermediateยท Oct 2026

What they did
The tester used WorkBuddy as a middle layer: a message sent in WeChat was handed off to WorkBuddy, which then told OpenClaw what to do on the computer and relayed the response. They started by asking for a Markdown file with 10 skills they should install, then followed up by having that file turned into a designed web page. OpenClaw selected the frontend-design skill itself, and for a later request it generated and executed Python code to produce a PDF on the desktop.
How it went
OpenClaw completed all three file-making tasks. It was fine for development and document work, but the more involved requests took a long time to finish. It still could not sign into WeChat or send messages to contacts.
Tips
This setup is useful for creating files and web pages, not for normal chat chores. Build in a check before anything that involves sending, logging in, deleting, or submitting.

Try it yourself with OpenClaw

I will route instructions to you through [chat app] and [relay/tool] so you can work on my desktop. First, [research a topic / gather recommendations / draft a list] and save it as [Markdown file / web page / PDF] in [folder or path]. If you need to choose a skill for the task, pick the best fit and say why. Before you log into any account, send a message, delete a file, or submit anything, pause and ask me to approve it. When you finish, give me the file path and a brief summary of what you did.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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