dsh-feishu-channel

Tired of bouncing between a terminal and your chat client just to watch an AI agent run? dsh-feishu-channel turns Feishu (Lark) into a native remote control for DeepSeek Harness: send a message to the bot in any direct chat, group, or thread, and the agent executes in the background while results stream back as rich cards that update in place—loading progress, intermediate steps, final answer, or a retryable failure, all within a single card. No window switching, no log-watching.

The plugin is built around conversation-as-operation. Every chat context owns an isolated agent session, so parallel tasks never cross-contaminate. Tool-permission prompts become tappable approve or deny buttons instead of typed commands; bare slash commands like /model or /stop auto-expand into dropdowns or input fields, with results written back to the same card. The transport layer uses a WebSocket long-connection, so no public URL, callback endpoint, or port forwarding is required—a quick QR scan handles app registration and credential persistence in under thirty seconds. Security defaults are strict: sender and group allowlists, in-group mention gating, automatic secret redaction, and approval taps validated against action, card, chat, and session simultaneously; unauthorized requests are dropped silently without revealing boundary details.

Built for developers and small teams who live in Feishu for daily collaboration and want to fold DSH agent workflows—running scripts, querying logs, iterating on code, generating reports—directly into that same chat surface, with built-in DeepSeek peak/off-peak pricing surfacing real-time token cost on every turn.