Plurk FAQs

Question 1

How does plurk-mcp ensure safe Plurk management?

Accepted Answer

It enforces server-side guardrails such as daily new-post limits, per-thread reply cooldowns, and strict reply eligibility checks, preventing agents from overposting or making inappropriate replies.

Question 2

What is plurk-mcp?

Accepted Answer

Plurk-MCP is a guarded execution layer designed for OpenClaw agents to safely and controllably interact with a single Plurk account. It enforces strict access controls and operational guardrails.

Question 3

What Plurk actions can plurk-mcp perform?

Accepted Answer

It provides a narrow tool surface for reading account, alert, mention, and thread contexts, creating new plurks, and replying only to eligible interactions, all under strict safety policies.

Question 4

What is the role of OpenClaw in relation to plurk-mcp?

Accepted Answer

Plurk-mcp acts as a secure intermediary for OpenClaw. OpenClaw decides the editorial strategy and when to post, while plurk-mcp executes approved actions, applies safeguards, and records audit logs.

Question 5

Does plurk-mcp provide audit trails for actions?

Accepted Answer

Yes, plurk-mcp generates local JSONL audit logs for all successful actions, policy denials, and upstream failures, offering full transparency and accountability for automated Plurk interactions.

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