Background
Livestream moderation often faces:
- High comment volume during peaks
- Mix of questions, spam, complaints, and sensitive topics
- Slow or inconsistent reply quality
- No clear handoff rules for controversial content
This use case builds classify → suggest → handoff.
Key steps
- Classify comments: question, praise, complaint, spam, sensitive, other.
- Apply routing rules: questions → suggest reply; sensitive → handoff.
- Suggest replies for FAQ and low-risk categories.
- Human override: moderator approves, edits, or blocks before send.
- Log: classification and handoff for audit and tuning.
Workflow sketch
Comment in → Classify → If safe: suggest reply; else handoff → Human approves → Send or block
Skill recommendations
openclaw skills install @clawhub/summarize
Use Content Security Policy or similar skills for filtering dangerous or policy-violating content.
Expected results
- Comments classified with clear routing
- Reply suggestions for safe categories
- Sensitive comments in moderator queue
- Audit log for compliance and tuning
Common pitfalls
- Auto-sending on sensitive or ambiguous comments
- Missing spam or policy violations due to loose rules
- No human override path for edge cases
Related pages
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Official docs → docs.openclaw.ai
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Issues → GitHub Issues