dsh-feishu

Running a dsh agent on a server means approvals and task dispatches are one SSH session away. dsh-feishu collapses that distance into a Feishu chat by riding on Feishu's official WebSocket long-connection channel, eliminating the need for a public IP, port forwarding, or a dedicated callback service, all with zero npm dependencies.

Each Feishu conversation gets an isolated agent context that recycles after 30 idle minutes. Approval cards appear inline with Allow and Deny buttons, or you can reply y or n and the card updates in place. Mid-turn steering lets you inject instructions into a running task at the next step boundary without aborting it, while /stop provides a hard interrupt. /mode switches agent presets, /status reports live model and heartbeat state, and every dsh built-in command, from /permission to /export, works directly in chat.

If you already run dsh for development and live in Feishu for day-to-day messaging, dsh-feishu is the missing bridge. Node 22 native WebSocket and a hand-written protobuf codec keep the footprint tiny, making it a practical choice for developers and small teams who want to fold task orchestration and permission approvals into a single chat window without deploying another public-facing service.