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A guide and toolset for managing Feishu Bitable, a spreadsheet-like database for structured records, fields, views, and tables.
飞书官方出品的 OpenClaw 飞书/Lark Channel 插件
OpenClaw Lark/Feishu Plugin connects an OpenClaw agent to Lark or Feishu workspaces, allowing it to work with messages, documents, databases, spreadsheets, calendars, and tasks. It is for OpenClaw users who want their agent to read and update Lark/Feishu workspace data. The catalogue skills provide the agent workflows for operating those connected workspace features.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guide and toolset for managing Feishu Bitable, a spreadsheet-like database for structured records, fields, views, and tables.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A set of tools for managing Feishu calendars and events. Feishu is a workplace collaboration platform; these tools work with meetings, attendees, invitations, and availability times.
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Lark/Feishu channel output rules. Always active in Lark conversations.
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A tool for creating Feishu cloud documents from Lark-flavored Markdown, Feishu’s Markdown-based document format. Documents can be placed in folders or knowledge-base locations.
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A tool for fetching the Markdown content of Feishu cloud documents, Feishu’s online document service, including references to embedded media.
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A guide for reading messages and downloading images, files, audio, or video from Lark, also called Feishu, a workplace chat and collaboration service.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guide for managing tasks and to-do lists in Lark, also called Feishu, a workplace collaboration service.
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A troubleshooting guide for Feishu integrations, including a diagnostic command for checking account setup, API access, permissions, and authorization.
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A guide for updating Feishu cloud documents, including replacing, adding, inserting, or deleting selected content.
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