Quiubo

OpenClaw Quiubo channel plugin. Chat with AI assistants through the Quiubo messaging platform.

Quiubo is an OpenClaw channel plugin that connects your AI assistant to the Quiubo messaging platform — a privacy-focused group chat app built for real coordination, available on iOS, Android, and web. The name 'Quiubo' comes from Latin American Spanish slang (short for '¿Qué hubo?' — 'What's up?'), and the platform is designed around private group chats with features tailored for teams and communities who value coordination over social broadcasting. The plugin registers Quiubo as a channel in OpenClaw, allowing agents to receive and respond to messages from Quiubo conversations. It supports the standard OpenClaw channel lifecycle — message receiving, response delivery, and configuration hot-reload. With 234 weekly downloads, it serves a niche but dedicated user base primarily in Latin American markets where Quiubo has traction. As a community-maintained channel plugin, Quiubo fills an interesting gap — providing AI assistant capabilities to a messaging platform that prioritizes privacy and group coordination over the features-first approach of WhatsApp or Telegram. The plugin follows OpenClaw's standard channel plugin architecture with bot token authentication, making setup familiar for anyone who's configured a Telegram or Discord bot. Best suited for teams and communities already using Quiubo who want to add AI capabilities. Not recommended if you're choosing a messaging platform specifically for OpenClaw — Telegram and Discord have more mature, feature-rich integrations.

Tags: channel, messaging, regional

Use Cases

  • Latin American teams adding AI assistant capabilities to their Quiubo group chats
  • Privacy-conscious groups wanting AI without sharing data through major platforms
  • Community coordinators using AI for scheduling, reminders, and information lookup
  • Cross-platform AI assistant access via Quiubo's iOS, Android, and web apps

Tips

  • Always set delivery.to explicitly in cron jobs to avoid the resolveDefaultTo issue
  • Start with a simple 1:1 bot chat before adding the bot to group conversations
  • Use Quiubo's cross-platform sync to manage your AI assistant from any device
  • Pair with OpenClaw's cron system for scheduled updates delivered to Quiubo groups
  • Check the npm page for the latest configuration options and version compatibility
  • Monitor the OpenClaw GitHub issues for Quiubo-specific bug reports and fixes

Known Issues & Gotchas

  • Cron jobs must include explicit --to parameter when using --channel quiubo
  • Bot token format and creation process may differ from Telegram BotFather workflow
  • Plugin is community-maintained — updates may lag behind OpenClaw core releases
  • Quiubo's privacy focus means some webhook/API features may be more restrictive
  • Test with direct messages before deploying to group chats
  • Check OpenClaw issue #32355 if cron delivery fails with 'No delivery target resolved'

Alternatives

  • Telegram
  • WhatsApp
  • Discord

Community Feedback

When a cron job uses --channel quiubo without --to, OpenClaw core rejects with: No delivery target resolved for channel 'quiubo'. Set delivery.to explicitly.

— GitHub Issues

Private group chats built for real coordination. Your conversations sync seamlessly across all platforms — start a chat on your phone and continue on desktop.

— Quiubo.io

The ecosystem is bigger than you think — there are channel plugins for platforms most people haven't heard of, including Quiubo and DMWork.

— Reddit r/openclaw

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Quiubo?

Quiubo is a privacy-focused messaging platform built for group coordination, available on iOS, Android, and web. The name comes from Latin American Spanish slang meaning 'What's up?' It emphasizes private group chats over social broadcasting.

How do I create a Quiubo bot?

Bot creation process is managed through Quiubo's platform. Check the plugin's npm page for the latest instructions on obtaining a bot token for your OpenClaw integration.

Why do my cron jobs fail with 'No delivery target resolved'?

This is a known issue (GitHub #32355). When using --channel quiubo in cron jobs, you must explicitly set the --to parameter with the target chat ID. The plugin's resolveDefaultTo isn't auto-called by OpenClaw core's cron delivery path.

Is Quiubo available worldwide?

Quiubo is available globally on iOS, Android, and web, but its primary user base is in Latin America. The platform and most of its community content are in Spanish, though the app itself supports multiple languages.

Can I use Quiubo for group AI interactions?

Yes, the plugin supports both direct messages and group chats. Start with 1:1 bot conversations to test, then add the bot to group chats for team-wide AI assistant access.

Configuration Examples

Basic Setup

# Install:
openclaw plugins install openclaw-quiubo

# Config (openclaw.yaml):
channels:
  quiubo:
    enabled: true
    botToken: your-quiubo-bot-token

Cron Job with Explicit Target

# Cron job must include --to:
cron:
  daily-update:
    schedule: "0 9 * * *"
    channel: quiubo
    to: chat-id-here
    message: "Good morning! Here's your daily briefing."

Installation

openclaw plugins install openclaw-quiubo