dsh-feishu-bridge

You are away from your desk, but a task is still waiting. dsh-feishu-bridge plugs a locally running DeepSeek Harness agent into a Feishu direct-chat conversation: you type a sentence on your phone, the bridge process picks it up over a long-connection event, wakes the local agent, and posts the result back. Everything rides on Feishu's self-built-app long-connection channel, so your machine needs neither a public IP nor a reverse tunnel, which trims a whole layer of ops overhead.\n\nSecurity is the first gate on this path. The plugin denies bash, write, edit, and other high-risk tools by default, and when the allow-list is empty it ignores every incoming message. A bot will only talk to you after you explicitly add your open_id to allowOpenIds. One task runs at a time: if the previous one has not finished, the bot replies busy rather than queuing up. There is an environment-variable escape hatch to temporarily lift shell or file-write restrictions, but the documentation is blunt about it: extremely unsafe, local experiments only.\n\nThe sweet spot is concrete: you have a Feishu enterprise or team account, a locally running DeepSeek Harness, and you want to kick off local agent work with a single message after leaving your workstation. Typical for solo developers or small teams. Group chat, rich text, and interactive cards are not in the MVP, and sessions do not survive a process restart; the plugin stays deliberately lightweight and pushes complexity to the agent it drives.