wecom-cli

is a command-line program provided by WeCom, all operations are completed by executing the

wecom-cli

command.

wecom-cli msg <interface name> '<json parameter>'

• Format: All time parameters use the

  YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss

  format
• Default range: When the user does not specify, the last 7 days (counting backward from the current time) are used by default
• Limit: The start time cannot be earlier than 7 days before the current time, and cannot be later than the current time
• Relative time support: Supports automatic calculation for "yesterday", "last three days", etc.

• When the user provides a person name or group name instead of an ID:
  1. Call

     get_msg_chat_list

     to get the session list (the time range is consistent with the target query)
  2. Match by

     chat_name

     in

     chats

  3. Matching strategy:
     • Exact match with unique result: use directly
     • Fuzzy match with multiple results: show the candidate list for the user to choose
     • No matching result: inform the user that no match is found
• chat_type judgment: The return result of

  get_msg_chat_list

  does not contain the session type field, which needs to be inferred from the context: use

  chat_type=2

  when the user explicitly mentions "group", otherwise default to

  chat_type=1

  (private chat)

1. Call

   wecomcli-lookup-contact get_userlist

   to get the user list
2. Establish a mapping relationship from userid to username
3. Display strategy:
   • Exact match: display username
   • No match: keep displaying userid

1. Must actively inform the file location: After the download is completed, you must immediately show the user the full path and storage directory of all files
2. Must ask whether to delete: After informing the location, you must immediately ask the user whether to clean up the temporary files

• "Check what chats I have had in the last week"
• "Who sent me messages these days"

1. Determine the time range (specified by the user or default to the last 7 days)
2. Call

   get_msg_chat_list

   to get the session list
3. Display the session name, last message time, and number of messages
4. If

   has_more

   is

   true

   , inform the user that there are more sessions available for viewing

• "Help me check the recent chat history with Zhang San"
• "Check the recent messages in the project group"

1. Determine the time range (specified by the user or default to the last 7 days)
2. Determine the

   chatid

   and

   chat_type

   of the target session through chatid search rules
3. Call

   get_message

   to pull the message list
4. Call

   get_userlist

   of

   wecomcli-lookup-contact

   to get the address book, and establish a userid→name mapping
5. Count non-text messages: Traverse the message list, count the number and type of messages whose

   msgtype

   is not

   text

   (image/file/voice/video)
6. Replace

   userid

   with a readable name when displaying messages, format:
   • Text message:

     Name [Time]: Content

   • Image message:

     Name [Time]:[Image]

   • File message:

     Name [Time]:[File] File name

   • Voice message:

     Name [Time]:[Voice] Voice content

   • Video message:

     Name [Time]:[Video]

7. Non-text message processing: After displaying the messages, if there are non-text messages:
   • Actively ask whether to download: Inform the user of the number and type of non-text messages (e.g.: "The above chat contains 2 pictures and 1 file, do you need to download them to the local disk?")
   • After the user confirms, call the

     get_msg_media

     interface one by one, the interface will automatically download the file and return

     local_path

   • Check file suffix: After each file is downloaded, check whether the file corresponding to

     local_path

     has the correct suffix:
     • Judge according to the

       content_type

       (MIME type) and

       name

       field returned by

       get_msg_media

       :
       • If the file name lacks a suffix (e.g.

         screenshot

         instead of

         screenshot.png

         ), automatically add the correct suffix according to

         content_type

         (e.g.

         image/png

         →

         .png

         ,

         application/pdf

         →

         .pdf

         ,

         audio/amr

         →

         .amr

         ,

         video/mp4

         →

         .mp4

         )
       • If the file name suffix is inconsistent with

         content_type

         , correct it based on

         content_type

     • After completing or correcting the suffix, rename the file to the correct file name
     • Confirm that the file can be read normally (file size > 0), if the file is empty or damaged, inform the user that the file download is abnormal
   • ⚠️ Do not use the

     MEDIA:

     command for downloaded files: These files are historical attachments downloaded from chat records, you only need to inform the user of the local storage path, it is strictly forbidden to resend them to the user through the

     MEDIA:

     command
8. ⚠️ Must actively inform the file location (this step cannot be skipped): After all files are downloaded and checked, you must immediately and actively show the user the file storage directory and the full path of each file in a summary form, do not wait for the user to ask. Example:

   📁 Files have been downloaded to the following locations:

   • Image:

     xxx/yyy.png

   • File:

     xxx/yyy.pdf

   You can find all downloaded files in the

   xxx/yyy/

   directory.

9. ⚠️ Must ask whether to delete (this step cannot be skipped): After informing the file location, you must immediately and actively ask the user whether to delete the downloaded temporary files (e.g.: "If you no longer need these files, do you want me to clean them up for you?")
   • After the user confirms deletion, delete the file corresponding to

     local_path

   • Keep the file if the user does not need to delete it
10. If

    next_cursor

    is not empty, inform the user that there are more messages available for viewing

• "Help me send a message to Zhang San: Tomorrow's meeting is rescheduled to 3 pm"
• "Send a message in the project group: There is a meeting at 3 pm today"

1. Determine the

   chatid

   and

   chat_type

   of the target session through chatid search rules
2. Confirmation before sending: Confirm the sending object and content with the user (e.g.: "About to send to Zhang San: 'Tomorrow's meeting is rescheduled to 3 pm', confirm to send?"), execute after the user confirms
3. Call

   send_message

   to send (

   msgtype

   is fixed as

   text

   )
4. Display the sending result

• "Check what Zhang San sent me, then help me reply received"

1. First execute the "view chat history" process (reuse the obtained

   chatid

   and

   chat_type

   )
2. After displaying the messages, execute the "send message" process (need to confirm before sending)

• Time range exceeded: Inform the user of the 7-day limit and adjust to a valid range
• Session not found: Clearly inform the user that the corresponding session was not found
• API error: Display specific error information, retry if necessary
• Network problem: Actively retry up to 3 times when HTTP errors occur