Mpvault Archive

Build an MPVault Knowledge Vault

Create a local archive with explicit evidence for exported, deleted, unavailable, and failed records. Treat manifest.json and verification.json as completion evidence; never infer success merely from a command exiting.

Preflight

1. Obtain the target original ID (gh_...), optional display name, and output directory from the request or existing context.
2. Resolve MPVault from an installed mpvault command, MPVAULT_ROOT, or a local checkout whose package.json name is mpvault. If none exists, ask the user to install or provide the official MPVault checkout; never guess a repository or machine-specific path.
3. Confirm Node.js 22 or newer with node --version. When using a checkout, run npm install in its repository root.
4. Use the installed mpvault command, or run every npm exec mpvault command with the resolved checkout as working directory. Do not require global npm installation or sudo.
5. Keep .wechat-session/, exports, QR codes, cookies, tokens, account identifiers, article content, and absolute local paths out of GitHub issues, commits, and external messages.

Authenticate

Run:

npm exec mpvault -- login

Keep the process active while it polls. When it prints QR_READY <absolute-path>, show that local image to the user in commentary and ask them to scan it. Tell them to select a public account or service account, not a mini program. Wait for LOGIN_OK.

Reuse a valid local session. If it expires, run login again without deleting the export directory.

Lock the target and export

Run:

npm exec mpvault -- export \
  --account gh_xxx \
  --name "公众号名" \
  --output "/absolute/output/path"

Require the original ID to match exactly. Use the display name only to assist search. Keep the default 5-second list delay unless the user requests otherwise. On interruption or 200013 rate limiting, wait and rerun the identical command so the checkpoint resumes.

Verify independently

Always run after export:

npm exec mpvault -- verify --output "/absolute/output/path"

Require all of the following before reporting completion:

• listCompleted is true.
• failed and pending counts are zero.
• missingFiles, emptyFiles, emptyBodyFiles, and missingImages are empty.
• imageFailures is zero.
• ok is true.

Treat deleted and explicitly unavailable WeChat records as valid terminal states. Report their counts separately; do not describe them as exported articles.

Search the vault

When the user asks to find archived content, run:

npm exec mpvault -- search \
  --output "/absolute/output/path" \
  --query "关键词一 关键词二" \
  --limit 20

Use --json for downstream automation. Explain that multiple terms use AND matching and title matches rank higher.

Report safely

Report the requested operational result in the conversation, but never publish account identifiers, article content, export counts tied to a private target, credentials, or local absolute paths to a public repository. For a private user report, include list/exported/deleted/unavailable/failed counts, image reference count, verification result, output path, and date range when available.

Decide on OCR

Keep OCR off unless requested. Recommend selective auto OCR for image-share or image-dominant articles, not promotional posters, QR codes, and decorative images. Preserve OCR as derived data and never let OCR failure invalidate the source archive. Read docs/OCR-STRATEGY.md before implementing it.

Recover from edge cases

Read references/recovery.md when target matching, pagination, special messages, empty Markdown, rate limiting, or verification fails. Preserve checkpoints and unknown failures; do not relabel parser failures as unavailable content.