dsh-feishu-bot

DeepSeek Harness is powerful, but it is designed around terminal interaction. Checking a long-running task from your phone, switching between projects, or approving a tool call on the go is awkward without a dedicated interface. dsh-feishu-bot plugs Harness directly into Feishu (Lark) over a WebSocket long connection—no public callback URL, no exposed endpoint—so you can chat, manage projects, and track conversations right inside a Feishu direct message or group chat.

The standout feature is zero-config binding. On first launch the plugin renders a QR code in the terminal; scan it with Feishu and the entire OAuth device-authorization flow runs: application creation, permission granting, event subscription, credential persistence, and tenant-token validation—all in one pass, with no manual copying of App IDs or secrets. Day-to-day control is handled through lightweight slash commands: /lp to list projects, /up or /np to switch or create one, /lc and /uc to browse and revisit conversations, /approve and /reject for the built-in approval gate. Long replies are split at newline boundaries, and the WebSocket client auto-reconnects with a heartbeat watchdog, so short network blips recover silently.

Built for teams that already live in Feishu and want a mobile-friendly front-end to Harness, or for shared environments where multiple users need isolated project and conversation state (the plugin keys everything by chat_id). If you would rather stop juggling an extra terminal window and would rather not set up a public webhook, this is the lightest bridge from chat to your local Harness instance.