Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Query Korean multiplex (Lotte Cinema, CGV, Megabox) box office rankings and upcoming movie data enriched with KOBIS details. Use when the user asks about Korean movies currently showing, box office rankings, upcoming releases, or wants movie recommendations based on genre, director, actor, or rating.
Query Korean multiplex (Lotte Cinema, CGV, Megabox) box office rankings and upcoming movie data enriched with KOBIS details. Use when the user asks about Korean movies currently showing, box office rankings, upcoming releases, or wants movie recommendations based on genre, director, actor, or rating.
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A JSON API providing Korean multiplex (Lotte Cinema, CGV, Megabox) box office and upcoming movie data, enriched with detailed information such as genre, director, and cast from KOBIS (Korean Film Council). Data is automatically refreshed daily at 00:00 UTC.
Base URL: https://uyeong.github.io/k-cinema-bridge All endpoints are accessible via GET requests without authentication. The info field may be null, so always perform a null check before accessing it. EndpointDescriptionGET /api/boxoffice.jsonCombined box office from all sources ({lotte, cgv, megabox})GET /api/boxoffice/{source}.jsonBox office by source (BoxOfficeMovie[])GET /api/upcoming.jsonCombined upcoming movies from all sources ({lotte, cgv, megabox})GET /api/upcoming/{source}.jsonUpcoming movies by source (UpcomingMovie[]) Valid source values: lotte, cgv, megabox
source: "lotte" | "cgv" | "megabox" rank: number -- Box office rank (starting from 1) title: string -- Movie title rating: string -- Audience rating posterUrl: string -- Poster image URL info?: MovieInfo -- KOBIS detailed info (may be null)
source: "lotte" | "cgv" | "megabox" title: string -- Movie title rating: string -- Audience rating posterUrl: string -- Poster image URL releaseDate: string -- Release date (YYYY-MM-DD, may be an empty string) info?: MovieInfo -- KOBIS detailed info (may be null)
code, title, englishTitle, originalTitle: string runtime: string (minutes) productionYear, openDate (YYYYMMDD), productionStatus, type: string nations: string[] -- Production countries genres: string[] directors: {name, englishName}[] actors: {name, englishName, role, roleEnglish}[] showTypes: {group, name}[] companies: {code, name, englishName, part}[] audits: {number, grade}[] staff: {name, englishName, role}[]
When the user asks for movie recommendations or what's popular: Fetch GET {BASE_URL}/api/boxoffice.json to retrieve combined box office data from all sources. Identify movies that appear across multiple sources with low rank values β lower rank means higher popularity. Present the top-ranked movies with their title, rating, and genre from info.genres if available.
When the user asks about upcoming or soon-to-be-released movies: Fetch GET {BASE_URL}/api/upcoming.json to retrieve combined upcoming movie data. Filter results by releaseDate (YYYY-MM-DD) to match the user's requested time range. Provide details such as genre, directors, and actors from the info field if available.
When the user asks about a specific genre, director, or actor: Fetch both GET {BASE_URL}/api/boxoffice.json and GET {BASE_URL}/api/upcoming.json. Filter results using the info field: Genre: match against info.genres Director: match against info.directors[].name Actor: match against info.actors[].name Always null-check the info field before accessing nested properties.
When the user asks for age-appropriate movies: Use the rating field to filter. This field is always present and does not require the info field. Known rating values: "μ 체 κ΄λκ°" (All ages), "12μΈ κ΄λκ°" (12+), "15μΈ κ΄λκ°" (15+), "μ²μλ κ΄λλΆκ°" (Adults only).
When the user asks about a specific cinema chain: Fetch GET {BASE_URL}/api/boxoffice/{source}.json or GET {BASE_URL}/api/upcoming/{source}.json. Valid source values: lotte, cgv, megabox.
When the user asks to compare rankings between cinema chains: Fetch GET {BASE_URL}/api/boxoffice.json to retrieve combined data. Find movies with the same title across different sources and compare their rank values.
Respond in the same language the user is using. When presenting movie lists, include title, rank or release date, rating, and genre when available. If info is null for a movie, present only the base fields (title, rank, rating, posterUrl) without guessing missing details. When comparing across multiplexes, use a table format for clarity.
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Largest current source with strong distribution and engagement signals.