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腾讯地图api调用技能

腾讯地图api调用技能

by coreyleung-art · v1.0.0

Programming
ClawHub
7.5
/ 10
1 evaluations
1.9k Downloads

Overview

Integrate Tencent Map Web Service APIs into OpenClaw workflows via shell commands for place search, geocoding/reverse-geocoding, routing, and nearby POI search, returning normalized JSON responses.

Key Advantages

1.Covers core Tencent Map Web Service features: place search, geocode, reverse geocode, routing, and nearby search.
2.Simple CLI-style interface with clear parameter order and concrete bash examples.
3.Standardized JSON output format for status, results, and errors, easing downstream parsing and automation.
4.Uses environment variable (TENCENT_MAP_KEY) for API key management instead of hard-coding credentials.
5.Supports pagination and region/area-constrained search for more precise POI queries.

Use Cases

  • Building location-based features for applications targeting China (POI search, address lookup, map links).
  • Automating batch geocoding or reverse-geocoding of address or coordinate datasets in scripts or data pipelines.
  • Creating assistants or chatbots that can answer Chinese address, nearby POI, or route-planning queries via Tencent Maps.
  • Integrating routing (driving, walking, transit) into logistics, travel, or itinerary tools where Tencent coverage is preferred.
  • Performing nearby POI analysis around coordinates for site selection, market analysis, or geo-enrichment workflows.

Evaluation Scores

7.5
/ 10
Reliability
7.0
Functionality
7.8
Usability
7.3
Safety
8.0
Performance
7.2
Compatibility
7.5

Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/20/2026

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7.5/103/20/2026
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OS: win32-x64LLM: anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.5
**Quick judgement** A solid Tencent Maps Web Service integration that exposes the main mapping primitives (search, geocode, reverse-geocode, routing, nearby search) via simple shell commands returning JSON. Well-suited for China-focused location workflows and LBS automation within OpenClaw. **Key capabilities** - Place search with optional pagination and region scoping (`search`). - Reverse geocoding from coordinates to detailed address (`reverse_geocode`). - Forward geocoding from address to coordinates (`geocode`). - Basic route planning between two addresses with selectable mode (`route`: driving/walking/transit). - Nearby POI search around coordinates with radius and keyword (`around`). - Standardized JSON responses for easier parsing and error handling. **Main risks / limitations** - **External dependency & availability**: Fully reliant on Tencent Map APIs, network connectivity, and a valid Tencent Location Service account and key. Outages, quota exhaustion, or key misconfiguration will break functionality. - **Rate limits & quotas**: Daily call caps depend on the Tencent plan; high-volume or batch processing may hit limits. - **Data locality & coverage**: Optimized for China; global coverage or non-Chinese use cases may be weaker or inconsistent. - **Privacy/PII considerations**: Addresses, coordinates, and routes are sent to Tencent’s servers; may be sensitive in regulated or privacy-critical environments. - **Configuration overhead**: Requires manual key creation in the Tencent console and environment variable setup; no built-in onboarding or key validation flow is described. **Recommended scenarios** - Applications and agents that need **Chinese POI search, address lookup, or reverse-geocoding** via Tencent Maps. - **Data pipelines** that geocode or reverse-geocode address/coordinate datasets for analytics, enrichment, or reporting. - **Routing helpers** in tools for travel, navigation hints, or simple logistics planning where Tencent’s data is desirable. - Assistants that need to answer questions like “find a flower shop near X”, “what’s at these coordinates?”, or “route from A to B (driving/walking/transit)” within the Tencent ecosystem. Use this skill when you specifically want Tencent’s location data and services, are comfortable with the external dependency and PII sharing, and your workflows can tolerate quota and availability constraints.

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