qqbot-channel

You can manage QQ channels using a proxied HTTP operation approach that automatically injects the QQBot Authorization token. This allows operators to specify only the method, path, JSON body, and query parameters to list guilds, manage members, and create schedules.

To publish forum threads and announcements for a QQ bot, you use API-driven content operations that support creating and deleting threads, posting comments, and managing announces. The system handles these requests via an authenticated HTTP proxy.

Yes, you can list and paginate QQ channel members through the API proxy. The system supports member management operations that allow you to inspect channels, deduplicate members, and display avatars using Markdown image syntax.

Yes, the QQ channel management API supports creating, modifying, and deleting schedules specifically for private bots. It also provides rate limit guidance to help manage the frequency of these scheduling operations.

Before managing QQ guild channels via API, you need an authenticated qqbot_channel_api HTTP proxy configured. This proxy must be set up to auto-fill QQBot Authorization tokens and accept explicit method, path, JSON body, and string-typed query parameters.

Yes, when creating and modifying schedules for private QQ bots, the API provides rate limit guidance. This helps you manage request frequencies and avoid hitting operational ceilings during channel and schedule management operations.