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💬 Messaging Apps

GroupMev1.0.5

Name: GroupMe
Author: bgoodwinstudio

groupme

bgoodwinstudio

Bridge OpenClaw to GroupMe for team communication. Send scheduled messages, broadcast announcements, run shift reminders, and automate group messaging via cr...

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Installs (all time)

Installs (current)

Downloads

735

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CreatedApr 16, 2026

UpdatedMay 11, 2026

Install & Quick Start

Install via ClawdBot CLI:

clawdbot install bgoodwinstudio/groupme

Skill Package3 files

📋SKILL.mdmarkdown

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Quality Score

B58/100

Grade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.

Market Validation6/35

· 139 downloads (low demand)
· 1 installs (minimal)
· 1 stars

Documentation20/25

· SKILL.md present
· Detailed documentation (≥3000 chars)
· Contains usage examples or trigger description
· Detailed summary

Package Completeness11/15

Security Analysis

💙 Low Risk

UNKNOWN_DATA_SINKhigh

Sends data to undocumented external endpoint (potential exfiltration)

upload → https://dev.groupme.com/docs/image_service

UNDOCUMENTED_EXTERNALlow

Calls external URL not in known-safe list

https://api.groupme.com/v3`

AI Analysis

The skill's external API calls (api.groupme.com) are consistent with its stated purpose of sending messages to GroupMe, and the documented endpoint (dev.groupme.com) is for image uploads, a legitimate feature. No credential harvesting, hidden instructions, or obfuscation is present. The primary risk is the standard dependency on a third-party service.

Audited Apr 17, 2026 · audit v1.0

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Usage Guide

Generated May 8, 2026

Operations managers coordinating field teamsHR or admin teams sending company announcementsIT teams managing automated alerts and notificationsbeginner

💡 Application Scenarios

Team Shift RemindersCustomer Service / Operations

Automate daily shift reminders for customer support or operations teams by sending a GroupMe message an hour before each shift. This reduces no-shows and improves scheduling adherence.

Emergency Alerts BroadcastingIT / Facilities Management

Instantly broadcast urgent alerts such as system outages, weather closures, or safety notices to all team members via a single command. Ensures rapid dissemination of critical information.

Weekly Team AnnouncementsRemote Work / Technology

Schedule weekly Monday morning messages with goals, updates, and kudos to keep distributed teams aligned and motivated. Ideal for remote-first organizations.

Coverage Request WorkflowHealthcare / Retail

Automate coverage requests for shift swaps or overtime needs by posting a message to the group and tracking responses via reactions or replies. Streamlines staffing adjustments.

Daily Briefing AutomationSales / Marketing

Send a daily briefing with industry news, key metrics, or task summaries to keep teams informed without manual effort. Useful for sales or marketing teams tracking targets.

💼 Business Models

SaaS Add-On for Team CommunicationMonthly subscription fee per bot based on number of messages or groups

Offer this skill as a premium integration within a SaaS platform, enabling clients to automate team notifications via GroupMe. Charge a monthly subscription per active bot.

Managed Automation ServiceMonthly retainer for setup, monitoring, and tweaks

Provide a concierge setup and management service for businesses that want custom GroupMe bots with scheduled messages and workflows. Recurring revenue from maintenance and updates.

One-Time Setup + Usage FeesOne-time setup fee plus per-message or per-month usage fees

Charge a one-time integration fee to configure the bot and cron jobs, plus a per-message or per-schedule fee for ongoing usage. Suitable for small businesses.

💬 Integration Tip

Ensure the GROUPME_ACCESS_TOKEN and GROUPME_BOT_ID are set in ~/.openclaw/secrets/groupme.env before running any scripts; test the bot ID with a simple curl command first.