add-reactions

To store and search WhatsApp emoji reactions, this Skill captures incoming reactions and persists them in a SQLite database. This enables indexing reaction history and querying it later for analytics or audit trails.

NanoClaw handles WhatsApp message reactions by receiving the reaction events, storing the data in SQLite, and running a database schema migration. This process ensures reactions are indexed and searchable.

Yes, you can use SQLite to persist emoji reactions for WhatsApp messages. The Skill uses SQLite as a lightweight store to capture and index reactions, enabling historical review and follow-up tailoring.

To run a database schema migration for WhatsApp reactions, you execute the scripts/migrate-reactions.ts file and restart the nanoclaw service. This updates the database to support reaction storage.

The best way to track WhatsApp reaction history for analytics is to capture reactions and store them in a searchable SQLite database. This approach provides a persistent audit trail for reviewing user engagement.

Yes, you need to restart the nanoclaw service after running the migration script to enable reaction support. This ensures the database schema updates are loaded and the channel can capture reactions.