dsh-feishu

dsh agents typically run on a server, but you want to dispatch tasks, watch progress, and click Approve or Deny straight from a Feishu chat. The usual Webhook callback path demands a public IP, port forwarding, and a dedicated callback service. dsh-feishu removes all of that friction: it rides on Feishu's official WebSocket long-connection channel, so no public IP, no port forwarding, no extra service, and zero npm dependencies.

Every conversation gets its own isolated agent context, recycled automatically after 30 idle minutes. Approval requests surface as interactive Feishu cards with Allow and Deny buttons, or you can simply reply y or n and the card updates in place. While a task is running, drop a steering message and it gets injected at the next step boundary without interrupting work already in flight; /stop is the hard interrupt. /mode cycles agent presets, /status shows live model state and heartbeat, and every dsh built-in command (/permission /plan /compact /goal /export, etc.) works right in chat.

If you already run dsh for day-to-day dev work and live in Feishu for messaging, this plugin is the missing piece. Node 22 native WebSocket plus a hand-written protobuf codec keep it lean, making it a good fit for developers and small teams who want to collapse approval flows and task orchestration into a single chat window without standing up another public-facing service.