“…Smart materials (also referred to intelligent or stimuli‐responsive materials) can undergo reversible changes by external stimuli, such as temperature, light, pH, gases, chemical compounds, or moisture, have attracted intense attention in many fields as diverse as sensors, [15] actuators, [16] artificial muscles, [17] and information storage [18] . Covalent organic frameworks (COFs) [19–21] have emerged as a new class of smart materials and exhibited diverse, intelligent applications such as actuating, [22] drug delivery, [23, 24] and sensing [25] due to their high crystallinity and porosity, [26] defined pore environment, [27] high emission efficiency, [28] and extraordinary chemical stability [29, 30] . Moreover, COFs can be readily predesigned and post‐synthetically modified.…”