What problem does it solve? When working in a WeCom (Enterprise WeChat) conversation, generated or existing local files such as images, videos, voice recordings, and documents need to be delivered to the user. This Skill provides the exact MEDIA directive syntax and delivery rules so files are sent as proper WeCom messages instead of the assistant incorrectly claiming it cannot send files. ## Core Features & Use Cases - MEDIA Directive Delivery: Send local files by placing MEDIA: <absolute path> on its own line; the system auto-detects the file type and sends it as an image, video, voice, or file message. - Size and Format Guardrails: Enforces limits of 10 MB for images and videos, 2 MB for AMR-only voice, and 20 MB for general files, with automatic downgrade of oversized video/voice to file messages. - Use Case: After generating a chart or report in ~/.openclaw/workspace/, deliver it directly to the current WeCom user by replying with a short note plus MEDIA: ~/.openclaw/workspace/report.pdf. ## Quick Start Send the generated file to the current WeCom user by replying with a short note followed by the MEDIA directive and the file's absolute path on its own line.