Feishu Multi-Bot

Configure multiple Feishu/Lark bot identities within a single OpenClaw instance — each Agent gets its own Feishu App, name, avatar, and message routing. Use...

This package appears to do what it says: generate JSON blocks and documentation for wiring multiple Feishu apps to OpenClaw agents. Before using it: (1) Avoid passing secrets on shared shells—the script prints appSecret values to stdout and those arguments may be stored in shell history; prefer running it in a private terminal or modify the script to read secrets from stdin or a protected file. (2) Review and validate the generated JSON before merging into ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json (the docs already recommend python json validation). (3) Roll out one bot at a time and back up your existing openclaw.json; gateway restarts/pkills can be disruptive. (4) Limit Feishu app permissions to the minimum necessary and ensure the apps are published in the Feishu console. (5) If you want the script to avoid echoing secrets, consider editing it to redact secrets from stdout or to write directly to a protected file rather than printing them.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-feishu-multi-bot Version: 1.0.1 The skill is a configuration utility designed to help users set up multiple Feishu/Lark bot identities within a single OpenClaw instance. It includes a helper script (scripts/setup-feishu-bots.sh) that generates JSON configuration blocks based on user-provided credentials and comprehensive documentation (references/) explaining the routing architecture and troubleshooting steps. No malicious logic, data exfiltration, or harmful prompt injections were identified; the code and instructions are strictly aligned with the stated purpose of simplifying complex integration tasks.