A field guide to marrying OpenClaw and Feishu
Because plugging an AI agent into Feishu shouldn’t require reading three separate docs and guessing which plugin won’t break.

What it does
This repo is a living handbook for connecting the OpenClaw AI agent platform to Feishu (Lark). It documents three different integration paths—Feishu’s official plugin, OpenClaw’s built-in community plugin, and the now-legacy original bridge—and walks through setup, migration, and troubleshooting for each. Think of it as the translation layer between two rapidly moving codebases.
The interesting bit
Rather than shipping code, the repository has pivoted into a meta-guide that tracks an evolving integration landscape. It even covers Feishu’s newly open-sourced Lark CLI, a 2,500-API toolkit that lets an AI agent operate Feishu directly through OAuth as if it were the user. The author also maintains a companion repo of 39 China-ecosystem use cases.
Key highlights
- Side-by-side comparison of the official Feishu plugin (user identity, full document/calendar/task access) versus the OpenClaw built-in plugin (bot identity, lighter permissions, chat-focused).
- Troubleshooting deep-dives, including API quota exhaustion root-cause analysis and Lark Webhook intranet-penetration workarounds.
- Migration guides for users still running the discontinued legacy plugin from this repo.
- Coverage of the official Lark CLI with 19 AI Agent Skills across 11 business domains.
- Links to a curated collection of 39 real-world use cases adapted for Chinese platforms like Feishu, DingTalk, and Xiaohongshu.
Caveats
- The original plugin code in this repository is no longer maintained; users are pushed toward the official or built-in alternatives.
- The two active plugins are mutually exclusive—installing both triggers a
duplicate plugin iderror that breaks Feishu functionality until manually cleaned up. - OpenClaw 3.x users hitting a version-check bug in the official onboarding tool must bypass it with a manual install command.
Verdict
Worth bookmarking if you are running OpenClaw inside a Feishu workspace and need to pick the right integration strategy. Skip it if you are looking for a library to import; this is documentation, not shipping code.
Frequently asked
- What is AlexAnys/openclaw-feishu?
- Because plugging an AI agent into Feishu shouldn’t require reading three separate docs and guessing which plugin won’t break.
- Is openclaw-feishu open source?
- Yes — AlexAnys/openclaw-feishu is open source, released under the MIT license.
- What language is openclaw-feishu written in?
- AlexAnys/openclaw-feishu is primarily written in TypeScript.
- How popular is openclaw-feishu?
- AlexAnys/openclaw-feishu has 690 stars on GitHub.
- Where can I find openclaw-feishu?
- AlexAnys/openclaw-feishu is on GitHub at https://github.com/AlexAnys/openclaw-feishu.