What problem does it solve? Managing QQ guilds (channels) programmatically requires handling token authentication, pagination, permission scopes, and dozens of distinct API endpoints. This Skill wraps the QQ Open Platform HTTP API behind a single authenticated proxy tool so you can list guilds, manage sub-channels, inspect members, publish announcements and forum posts, and maintain schedules without manually handling credentials. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guild & Channel Management: List guilds, create/modify/delete sub-channels (text, voice, forum, live), and query API permissions. - Member & Announcement Operations: Paginate member lists, inspect member details and roles, check online counts, and publish or remove announcements including recommended-channel announcements. - Forum & Schedule Workflows: Publish and comment on forum threads (Markdown/HTML formats) and create, update, or delete channel schedules with reminder settings. - Use Case: A community manager asks the assistant to create a new text sub-channel, post a Markdown announcement in the forum channel, and schedule a weekly meeting reminder — all executed through authenticated API calls with built-in error-code guidance. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to list all my QQ guilds and their sub-channels using the qqbot channel API.