openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix Feature Request: Support message recall/revoke in WeChat channel [1 participants]

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openclaw/openclaw#56172Fetched 2026-04-08 01:44:10
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Error Message

2026-03-28T12:42:00.562+08:00 [gateway/channels/openclaw-weixin] outbound: text sent OK to=o9cq803vEW9T...
(no recall event captured)

Code Example

2026-03-28T12:42:00.562+08:00 [gateway/channels/openclaw-weixin] outbound: text sent OK to=o9cq803vEW9T...
(no recall event captured)
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Problem

When OpenClaw sends a message to WeChat (企业微信) and needs to recall it, there's currently no way to do so.

Current Behavior

  • Messages are sent successfully (text sent OK)
  • No messageId is stored after sending
  • No recall event handler exists
  • No API call to revoke messages

Expected Behavior

Support message recall with:

  1. Store messageId after sending
  2. Listen for recall events (if WeChat pushes them)
  3. Provide API to call WeChat revoke endpoint

Use Case

When AI sends incorrect/sensitive information, it should be able to recall the message immediately.

Environment

  • OpenClaw version: 2026.3.24
  • Channel: openclaw-weixin (企业微信)
  • Platform: macOS

Logs

2026-03-28T12:42:00.562+08:00 [gateway/channels/openclaw-weixin] outbound: text sent OK to=o9cq803vEW9T...
(no recall event captured)

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Fix Plan

To support message recall, we need to implement the following steps:

  • Store the messageId after sending a message
  • Listen for recall events from WeChat
  • Provide an API to call the WeChat revoke endpoint

Step-by-Step Solution

  1. Modify the message sending function to store the messageId:
def send_message(text, to):
    # ... (existing code)
    response = wechat_api.send_text(text, to)
    message_id = response['msgid']
    # Store the message_id in the database or cache
    message_id_store(message_id, to)
    return response
  1. Implement a recall event handler:
def recall_event_handler(event):
    if event['type'] == 'recall':
        message_id = event['msgid']
        # Call the WeChat revoke endpoint
        wechat_api.revoke_message(message_id)
  1. Create an API to revoke messages:
@app.route('/recall', methods=['POST'])
def recall_message():
    message_id = request.json['message_id']
    wechat_api.revoke_message(message_id)
    return 'Message recalled successfully'

Verification

To verify that the fix worked, send a message and then recall it using the new API. Check the WeChat conversation to ensure the message is removed.

Extra Tips

  • Make sure to handle errors and exceptions properly when storing and recalling messages.
  • Consider implementing a retry mechanism for recalling messages in case of failures.
  • Refer to the WeChat API documentation for the most up-to-date information on message recall and revoke endpoints.

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