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Regional platforms

Feishu

Status: ** production-ready for bot DMs + group chats. WebSocket is the default event transport (no public URL needed); webhook mode is optional.

OpenClaw connects to Feishu/Lark (the all-in-one collaboration platform) through the official @openclaw/feishu plugin: bot DMs, group chats, streaming card replies, and Feishu doc/wiki/drive/Bitable tools.

Status: production-ready for bot DMs + group chats. WebSocket is the default event transport (no public URL needed); webhook mode is optional.

Webhook mode shares the Gateway HTTP port (normally 18789) at /feishu/events. Updates preserve an existing installation's previous endpoint with an explicit legacyWebhook pin; new installations open no separate port. See the webhook migration guidance before moving an existing callback.

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Every section heading from the previous single-page version keeps its anchor here, so an existing link such as /channels/feishu#streaming still resolves. Each entry points at the page that now holds the content.

Common commands

Command Description
/status Show bot status
/reset Reset the current session
/model Show or switch the AI model
/followup <message> Request a separate turn after active work

Control commands bypass Feishu's message batching and ordinary chat queue, so you can check status or interrupt a running reply. Ordinary chat messages are handled in order.

When work is active, /followup <message> reports queue acceptance without waiting for that work to finish, including when another followup is already waiting. Each followup keeps the submitting sender's identity and leaves the conversation's queue mode unchanged. The durable ingress claim remains held for recovery until the queued turn is adopted; it does not block later inputs from reaching admission. Ordinary buffered messages retain their chat ordering.

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