What this skill does

Creates a short briefing from Daum 메인 실시간 트렌드(REALTIMETRENDTOP):

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• - TOP10 keywords
• For each keyword: fetch Daum search page and extract one representative title (usually the first News result)
• Include links
• Print exactly 12 lines to stdout:

Data sources

• - Daum homepage: https://www.daum.net/
• Daum search (for each keyword): INLINECODE1

How to fetch & parse https://www.daum.net/ (REALTIMETRENDTOP)

Daum renders a large JSON blob inside the HTML. The real-time trend slot appears as a node with:

• - INLINECODE2
• INLINECODE3
• INLINECODE4 (array of { keyword, rank, ... })

Parsing approach (used in the script):

1. 1. Download the HTML.
2. Find the first occurrence of "uiType":"REALTIME_TREND_TOP".
3. From that position, locate:

1. 4. Extract the keywords array substring by bracket matching, then JSON.parse it.

This avoids having to parse the full page-level JSON assignment.

How to fetch each keyword’s Daum search page & extract 1 title

For each keyword, request:

INLINECODE11

Extraction heuristic (used in the script):

• - Prefer the first match of the News-like title pattern:

• - Strip HTML tags (<b>...</b> etc.) and decode basic HTML entities.
• If no title is found, fall back to Daum 검색 결과.

Output format

Example (12 lines):

1. 1. INLINECODE15
2. INLINECODE16

1. 11. INLINECODE17
2. INLINECODE18

Script

• - Entry point: INLINECODE19
• Runs with Node.js built-ins only.

Run locally

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Sanity check (should print 12 lines)

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OpenClaw cron job (08:00–21:00 every hour, KST) + Telegram announce

OpenClaw cron jobs live in:

• - INLINECODE20

In this OpenClaw setup, cron jobs typically run an agent turn. The agent can execute the Node script and then announce the stdout to Telegram.

Create a cron job with the CLI (recommended):

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Tip: replace {workspace} with your OpenClaw workspace path (often ~/.openclaw/workspace or your configured workspace).