wechat-use

wechat-use is a Messaging & communication channels skill for AI agents, published by leeguooooo in the wechat-use repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates wechat-use F (15/100) and the safety scan rated it unsafe; the rating is based on static analysis only.

macOS WeChat CLI + local HTTP bridge + Wechaty Puppet gRPC gateway — send messages, query sessions / contacts / chat history / images / favorites, and expose stable HTTP / gRPC surfaces for agent integration. Use when the user asks to 'send a WeChat message', '发微信', query WeChat contacts/groups/messages, look up who said what in a chat, fetch images from history, export chat history, wire WeChat into Hermes / n8n / Dify / LangChain, or run any wechaty bot on a real macOS WeChat account. Requires WeChat 4.1.8 / 4.1.9 on macOS (Apple Silicon) and a `wechatuse_` activation code. One-time `wechat-use init` extracts the DB key; no sudo, no re-signing WeChat.app. Optional remote bridge — `wechat-use tunnel setup --hostname <yours>` exposes the local REST API via Cloudflare Tunnel for remote services to call.

Grade
F
Quality
15 / 100
Safety
Unsafe
GitHub stars
54

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Our review

Architecture
77 / 100
Maturity
Structured: ships references or scripts
Security scan
Critical-risk patterns
License
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Adoption
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What the scanner flagged

  • pipe remote script to shell
  • mentions secrets in text

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