A specialized workflow for inspecting and silently renaming Discord threads to ensure they follow strict naming conventions without disturbing historical data.
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The Discord Thread Naming Backstop Workflow is a precision tool designed for Openclaw Skills users who need to maintain a clean and organized Discord server. It acts as a safety net, specifically targeting threads created within the last 20 minutes or those with malformed titles (such as JSON pollution or truncation). By focusing only on recent activity within specified parent channels, it avoids the common pitfall of accidentally refactoring historical thread data.
This skill is built for developers and community managers who value low-noise automation. It prioritizes silent operation, only triggering alerts or notifications when a critical failure occurs or when a temporary error is successfully resolved. This ensures that the server remains tidy while keeping the notification feed relevant and actionable.
【Type】Target - YYYYMMDD naming format across specific channels.^【[^】]+】. + - \d{8}$ to see if it already meets standards.To deploy this backstop workflow within your Openclaw Skills environment, ensure your agent has the necessary permissions for thread-list, channel-edit, and channel-info.
# Example: Verify your agent permissions for the target Discord Guild
openclaw-cli check-permissions --guild 1478785964896817267
# Configure the Asia/Shanghai timezone for timestamp accuracy
export TZ="Asia/Shanghai"
The skill organizes its operations using a specific tracking taxonomy to ensure idempotency and auditability:
| Attribute | Description | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Operation ID | Unique tracker for each rename attempt | rename-<threadId>-<timestamp> |
| Naming Template | The target structure for thread titles | 【{Type}】{Target} - {YYYYMMDD} |
| Category List | Allowed prefixes for thread types | Task, Analysis, Read, Fix, Ops, etc. |
| Batch Limit | Maximum threads processed per run | 3 threads |
| Alert Channel | Destination for P2/Resolved logs | 1478996389727043584 |
{} brackets, backslashes, and conversational filler from titles.Loading
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