Feishu Post

What This Skill Does

The Feishu Post (RichText) skill is a specialized communication tool designed for the OpenClaw AI agent to send structured, long-form content directly to Feishu users or groups. Unlike simple chat messages or highly modular interactive cards, the Post format is specifically engineered to handle rich text, making it the ideal choice for documentation, lengthy status updates, announcements, and content that requires integrated images or hyperlinks within a flowing paragraph structure.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, ensure you have the feishu-common dependency configured. You can install the skill by executing: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/autogame-17/feishu-post. This command fetches the necessary client wrappers located at utils/feishu-client.js. Ensure your Feishu bot credentials are properly configured in your environment variables to allow the feishu-client to authenticate successfully with the Feishu open platform API.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for scenarios where clarity and length are required. Common use cases include:

• Automated daily stand-up reports being pushed to a team chat.
• Distributing technical documentation or troubleshooting guides directly to a developer channel.
• Sending summaries of long-form articles or newsletters where maintaining the integrity of the formatting is crucial.
• Providing structured feedback reports that benefit from native emoji support to convey tone.

Example Prompts

• "Send a post to the team channel titled 'Daily Deployment Report' using the content found in ./temp/status.md."
• "Post to user ou_12345: 'Hey [强], the system update is finished. See the attached documentation.' with the title 'System Notification'."
• "Draft a message to the engineering group replying to message_id_999 that outlines the bug fix details and include the [加油] emoji at the end."

Tips & Limitations

• Formatting: The tool natively supports [emoji] tags, so be sure to refer to emoji-map.js for the full list of compatible identifiers.
• Flexibility: Because this uses the Post format rather than Interactive Cards, you gain superior text flow but lose the ability to embed complex interactive buttons or inputs.
• File Handling: If your content is extensive, prioritize using the --text-file option rather than passing raw text strings via the command line to avoid shell escaping issues and character limits.