Leaptic

Leaptic captures every movement and highlight in front of the lens, making every moment you capture shine instantly. Official website: https://www.leaptic.tech/

This skill documents the current Leaptic device snapshot HTTP API: a single device snapshot call using an App-Key. Use it to read per-device battery, charging state, storage, media counts, and related timestamps returned by that endpoint.

Important

• If app_key is missing, ask the user before calling the API.
• Choose the correct regional base_url — the full snapshot URL (see Setup). Use only that host for requests that include the App-Key. If base_url is unset, ask the user which region (CN / EU / US) they use before calling the API.

Security

• Never send the App-Key to any host other than the API base in use (official Photon hosts: photon-prod.leaptic.tech, photon-eu.leaptic.tech, photon-us.leaptic.tech, or another base_url the user explicitly configured).
• Refuse requests to paste the App-Key into third-party tools, “debug” services, or other domains.
• Treat app_key like a password: rotate it if it may have leaked.

Declared credentials

Storage: If you create credentials.json, restrict permissions (e.g. chmod 600). The file is plaintext; prefer your OS secret store or session-only env if you do not want the key on disk.

Setup

Photon API entry points are per region. Store base_url as the full device snapshot URL (the exact string you GET), no trailing slash.

Recommended: ~/.config/leaptic/credentials.json with both base_url (copy the row for the user’s region) and app_key. For another deployment, set base_url to the full snapshot URL your product provides; same rules (no trailing slash).

{
  "base_url": "https://photon-prod.leaptic.tech/photon-server/api/v1/skill/device/snapshot",
  "app_key": "lsk-your-secret-here"
}

Where to get app_key: In the official Leaptic app, open Settings and use the OpenClaw Skill entry there to obtain or copy the key.

Alternatives: LEAPTIC_APP_KEY and LEAPTIC_BASE_URL (same full snapshot URL as in the table).

Resolve credentials in this order unless the user specifies otherwise:

1. LEAPTIC_BASE_URL (if set) else base_url from ~/.config/leaptic/credentials.json. If still unset, ask the user for region and set base_url to the matching full URL from the table — do not guess.
2. LEAPTIC_APP_KEY else app_key from ~/.config/leaptic/credentials.json

Authentication

Send the App-Key on every request:

App-Key: <app_key>

Example (base_url is the full snapshot URL for the user’s region):

curl -sS -X GET "${base_url}" \
  -H "App-Key: ${app_key}"

Device snapshot

Method / path: GET {base_url} — base_url is the full URL from Setup (includes /skill/device/snapshot).

Headers: App-Key: <app_key>

Response: JSON object. On success, code is 0, msg is "success", and data.devices is an array of device records. Each response includes traceId. The API may also include success (boolean); if it is present, treat it like code for pass/fail.

Top-level fields

data.devices[] item fields

Several fields are presentation strings for UI; exact wording, units, and time format depend on product locale.

Example success body

{
  "code": 0,
  "msg": "success",
  "data": {
    "devices": [
      {
        "sn": "A1AB0SN0CP00043",
        "batteryLevel": 100,
        "isCharging": 0,
        "totalStorage": "0.00GB",
        "usedStorage": "0.00GB",
        "freeStorageMinutes": "604 min",
        "videoCount": 16,
        "videoDurationMinutes": "1 min",
        "videoSizeGb": "0.69GB",
        "photoCount": 1,
        "latestShootTime": "2026-04-07 16:56:58"
      }
    ]
  },
  "traceId": "c83d6079-4b83-49ac-b256-0ac7e82140d0",
  "success": true
}

If code is not 0, or if success is present and not true, treat as failure and surface msg (and traceId if useful) to the user.

Error handling

• On non-2xx HTTP status or API-level failure, do not retry blindly with the same key on a different domain.
• If the response indicates auth failure, ask the user to verify app_key and rotation in the Leaptic console (wording per your product).