qqbot-media

To send images or files through a QQ chatbot, wrap the absolute path of your media file in a <qqmedia> tag. The system automatically detects the media type by file extension and routes the image, audio, video, or file accordingly.

Routing rich-media attachments in QQ messages requires using absolute file paths, wrapping paths in a mandatory <qqmedia> tag, and keeping file sizes under a 10MB cap. The system uses file extensions to identify and route images, audio, video, and files.

Yes, you can apply optional speech-to-text integration for audio messages received in QQ groups and DMs. When supported, the system processes received audio uploads and can convert speech to text alongside routing the media.

Received media uploads are automatically downloaded to your local context with path references in messages. These local paths are then wrapped in <qqmedia> tags to trigger appropriate delivery, storage, and routing for images, audio, video, and files.

QQ media message delivery fails with relative paths because the system enforces absolute paths as a mandatory constraint. You must provide the complete absolute file path within the <qqmedia> tag wrapper and ensure the file size does not exceed the 10MB limit.