3.14.2 Connect WeChat

The WeChat channel connects Moss by binding your personal WeChat account—not WeCom (enterprise WeChat). After binding, you can message the bot in WeChat, check on-device status, or trigger configured tasks.

Binding steps

Step	Action
1	Settings center → Message channels · WeChat → Bind WeChat
2	Studio shows a QR code
3	Scan with WeChat
4	You receive a “binding succeeded” message in WeChat
5	Message the bot anytime to talk to Moss

After binding, a new contact (or group bot, depending on channel settings) appears in WeChat; chatting with that contact is chatting with Moss.

Management

Action	Where
View bound accounts	WeChat → User list
Remove a binding	User list → select account → Remove
Restart WeChat channel	WeChat → Channel control → Restart

WeChat limitations

Limitation	Impact
Personal WeChat	Only a small number of accounts can be bound at once (exact cap depends on WeChat)
High‑risk actions	Also require a second confirmation, same as Feishu
Rich text	WeChat chat UI is limited; long output may be truncated or split
File transfer	Subject to WeChat APIs; use other paths (e.g. SSH) for large files
Account risk	Heavy automated messaging may trigger WeChat risk controls—use carefully

When to use

Scenario	Recommendation
Check device status while away from the office	Recommended
Let the whole team operate devices from a WeChat group	Not recommended (prefer a Feishu enterprise bot)
Long‑running unattended bot on WeChat	Not recommended (account risk; prefer enterprise bot platforms or Feishu)

OpenClaw on device

To handle WeChat messages on the device, follow the page hints to configure the WeChat channel for on-device OpenClaw:

1. Open Settings center → Message channels · WeChat
2. Configure or scan to bind
3. Choose on-device handling as prompted
4. Send a test message and confirm the reply

PC-side and device-side bindings can coexist, but do not bind the same WeChat account in both places—message handling may conflict.