weather-push_skill

Overview

This skill delivers daily weather summaries for Shenzhen and a remote service health check to Feishu on a schedule. It sends weather for Longgang and Futian, compares temperatures with the previous day, includes the lunar date, and reports MiHoYo service status. The push runs automatically and can also be triggered manually.

How this skill works

The skill gathers local weather data for Longgang and Futian, computes a temperature delta versus yesterday, and formats the lunar date using a Python lunarcalendar library. It SSHs to the MiHoYo server to verify service availability and composes a message posted to Feishu via OpenClaw messaging. A shell wrapper schedules automatic sends and supports an immediate manual run.

When to use it

• Daily briefing for team members working in Shenzhen
• Morning roundup to include service health checks
• Automated status notifications for ops or on-call staff
• Manual re-run when testing or after maintenance
• As a lightweight alternative to monitoring dashboards

Best practices

• Run under a dedicated system account with restricted SSH keys for the MiHoYo check
• Keep the lunarcalendar dependency updated and pinned in your Python environment
• Store Feishu target identifiers and credentials securely; avoid hard-coding in scripts
• Verify network access to the MiHoYo host and Feishu API endpoints from the scheduler host
• Use the --target option in the push.sh wrapper to adjust recipients without editing script internals

Example use cases

• Daily 08:00 push to a Feishu group containing on-call engineers and local staff
• 12:00 test push to validate connectivity after deployments
• Operations team adds the message to a morning checklist with weather and service health
• Use manual run during incident drills to confirm message format and SSH access