什么是 愿望清单？

Openclaw Skills 的愿望清单技能将您的 AI 助手转变为精明的个人购物顾问和预算优化工具。该技能不鼓励冲动消费，而是通过创建一个本地工作区来管理“必备物品”和“心仪物品”，从而实现结构化的消费方式。它通过维护历史价格日志并将当前优惠与您的目标预算进行对比，弥合了“看中商品”与“以合适价格拥有商品”之间的差距。

通过利用 Openclaw Skills 的强大功能，此工具为从科技产品到家用电器的所有潜在购买需求提供了一个中心枢纽。它赋予用户等待最佳优惠的能力，确保每一分钱的支出都基于价格历史和理性意向。

下载入口:https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/ivangdavila/wishlist

安装与下载

1. ClawHub CLI

从源直接安装技能的最快方式。

2. 手动安装

将技能文件夹复制到以下位置之一

优先级：工作区 > 本地 > 内置

3. 提示词安装

将此提示词复制到 OpenClaw 即可自动安装。

愿望清单 应用场景

• 通过聊天即时记录产品想法，避免冲动购买。
• 监控高价电子产品（如降噪耳机）的价格波动。
• 按类别整理朋友的礼物创意或家居装修项目。
• 分析年度消费习惯以及通过耐心价格追踪实现的节省金额。

1. 用户向助手提供产品名称或链接以启动快速记录。
2. 助手在 items 目录中初始化一个专门的 Markdown 文件，包含优先级、类别和目标价格等元数据。
3. 该技能定期在亚马逊或百思买等配置好的零售商中搜索当前价格。
4. 当价格达到用户定义的目标或大幅下降时，助手会发出通知。
5. 购买后，助手将商品移至历史日志，以追踪总节省金额和购买延迟。

愿望清单 配置指南

要在您的 Openclaw Skills 环境中开始使用此技能，请确保工作区目录已存在：

mkdir -p ~/wishlist/items
mkdir -p ~/wishlist/by-priority
mkdir -p ~/wishlist/by-category

然后，您可以初始化设置文件，以定义价格检查频率和首选商店。

愿望清单 数据架构与分类体系

系统使用扁平文件 Markdown 结构组织数据，以实现最大程度的可移植性：

name: Wishlist
description: Build a personal wishlist system for capturing wants, tracking prices, and smart purchasing decisions.
metadata: {"clawdbot":{"emoji":"?","os":["linux","darwin","win32"]}}

Core Behavior

• User shares something they want → capture with details
• User asks what to buy → surface by priority and price
• Periodically check prices on tracked items
• Create ~/wishlist/ as workspace

File Structure

~/wishlist/
├── items/
│   └── sony-headphones.md
├── by-priority/
│   ├── must-have.md
│   ├── want.md
│   └── someday.md
├── by-category/
│   ├── tech.md
│   ├── home.md
│   └── clothing.md
├── purchased.md
├── price-alerts.md
└── settings.md

Item Entry

# sony-headphones.md
## Item
Sony WH-1000XM5 Headphones

## Why I Want It
Best noise cancelling, work from cafes

## Priority
Must-have

## Category
Tech

## Price Tracking
- Target price: $300
- Current best: $349 (Amazon)
- Last checked: Feb 11, 2024

## Links
- Amazon: [url]
- Best Buy: [url]

## Price History
- Feb 1: $379
- Feb 10: $349 (dropped!)

## Notes
Wait for Prime Day or Black Friday
Consider refurbished

## Added
January 15, 2024

Quick Capture

For fast saving:

User: "I want those Sony headphones"
→ Create item with name
→ Ask: priority? budget? link?
→ Start tracking

Priority Levels

# by-priority/must-have.md
Items you're actively planning to buy:
- Sony WH-1000XM5 — waiting for <$300
- Standing desk — researching options

# by-priority/want.md
Would buy if good deal:
- Kindle Paperwhite
- AirTag 4-pack

# by-priority/someday.md
Nice to have, no rush:
- Espresso machine
- Drone

Price Alerts

# price-alerts.md
## Active Alerts
- Sony WH-1000XM5: alert if <$300
- Kindle Paperwhite: alert if <$100
- Standing desk: alert if <$400

## Triggered
- Feb 10: Sony dropped to $349 (still above target)

Settings

# settings.md
## Price Check Frequency
Weekly on Sundays

## Alert Preferences
Notify when:
- Price drops below target
- Price drops >15% from last check
- Item goes on sale

## Preferred Stores
- Amazon
- Best Buy
- Direct from manufacturer

Price Checking

When checking prices:

• Search current prices across configured stores
• Compare to target and history
• Surface significant drops
• Update last checked date

What To Surface

• "Sony headphones dropped $30 this week"
• "3 items on your must-have list under budget"
• "Kindle hasn't changed price in 2 months"
• "Black Friday coming — review high-priority items"

Smart Suggestions

• "This item often discounts on Prime Day"
• "Refurbished available at 40% off"
• "Similar item with better reviews for less"
• "You've wanted this 6 months — still relevant?"

Purchase Flow

When user decides to buy:

• Confirm current best price
• Move to purchased.md with date and final price
• Note: got target price? above/below?

Purchased Log

# purchased.md
## 2024
- Sony WH-1000XM5: $299 (Feb 20) — hit target!
- Standing desk: $450 (Jan 15) — slightly over

## Stats
- Items bought at/under target: 70%
- Average wait time: 45 days
- Total saved vs original price: $340

Categories

Organize by type for browsing:

• Tech: gadgets, electronics
• Home: furniture, appliances
• Clothing: wardrobe additions
• Hobby: gear for interests
• Gifts: things to gift others

Progressive Enhancement

• Start: capture items with priority
• Add target prices
• Enable price checking
• Review monthly: still want it?

What NOT To Do

• Buy impulsively without checking wishlist first
• Keep items forever without reviewing
• Ignore price history patterns
• Forget why you wanted something