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@qianyi-test/q-wms-flow

v1.0.0

Published

Q-WMS flow plugin for OpenClaw

Readme

q-wms-flow Plugin

q-wms-flow is a product-domain plugin for OpenClaw.

  • Plugin id: q-wms-flow
  • Tool name: q-wms-flow
  • Current scenario: inventory
  • Design goal: one plugin, multiple WMS scenarios (inventory first, then outbound/inbound/order flows).

Why product-domain split (WMS vs ERP)

For your roadmap, use separate plugins by product domain:

  • q-wms-flow: only WMS scenarios and permissions
  • q_erp_flow: only ERP scenarios and permissions

This is better than a single mega plugin because:

  • release isolation: WMS release does not risk ERP flows
  • permission isolation: tool allowlist can be product-specific
  • ownership isolation: different teams can maintain independently

If shared logic is needed (auth client, token cache, common formatter), extract a shared package later.

最简单安装(推荐)

终端用户不做任何操作,由网关管理员一次安装即可。

bash q-wms/plugin/q-wms-flow/scripts/install_q-wms-flow.sh

这个脚本会自动执行:

  1. plugins install
  2. plugins enable
  3. gateway restart(自动重启)
  4. 输出插件状态

Install (local path)

openclaw plugins install ./q-wms/plugin/q-wms-flow
openclaw plugins enable q-wms-flow
openclaw plugins list

Then restart gateway.

Tool schema (summary)

Use tool q-wms-flow with:

  • scenario: must be inventory
  • tenantKey, openId: channel identities
  • customerCode: optional, default YQN_UAT
  • warehouseCode, skus: optional, follow step-by-step flow
  • queryMode: normal or warehouse_all
  • autoStartAuthorization: default true

Runtime dependency

This plugin currently executes python scripts from q-wms:

  • edi_inventory_entry.py
  • openclaw_start_auth.py

Script root resolution order:

  1. plugin config scriptRoot
  2. <workspace>/skills/q-wms/scripts
  3. <workspace>/q-wms/scripts
  4. <plugin_root>/scripts

For production rollout, recommend replacing script calls with direct QLINK API calls in plugin code.