Openclaw Feishu Message#

Use this plugin to resolve a Feishu/Lark recipient and send a message as the configured bot.

Contact lookup trigger rules#

When the user asks to search, find, look up, resolve, or identify a person in Feishu/Lark contacts, employee directory, or chat recipients, use feishu_message first.

This includes short requests like:

• "search Ken"
• "search Kai Lin"
• "find Jennifer"
• "look up WT Chim"
• "search contact Kai Lin"
• "find Jennifer in Lark"
• "search employee by email"
• "who is this Lark contact"
• "find the open_id for SysTransform"

Do not claim there is no contact search tool when feishu_message is available in the runtime. Do not answer a contact search request from general reasoning alone when feishu_message can be called.

Core workflow#

1. Resolve the target.
   • Prefer lookup_employee for exact identifiers: exact_name, email, or mobile.
   • Prefer find_contact for generic user prompts like search Ken, find Jennifer, or look up WT Chim.
   • Use search_employee for broader fuzzy queries or when you need a wider result set.
   • For generic prompts like search Ken, do not paraphrase from memory, call find_contact.
   • Prefer cached/open_id results over repeated fuzzy search when available.
2. Cache the resolved contact.
   • If a single match is found through lookup_employee or search_employee, let that tool path persist the contact cache.
   • For generic prompts like find Ken or search Ken, still route through search_employee or lookup_employee so cache updates.
   • Prefer tool-backed resolution over manual restatement so cache stays fresh.
3. Return the resolved identity clearly.
   • Include name, open_id, user_id, and email when present.
4. Preview or compose the message.
   • For work follow-up, prefer send_followup with dry_run=true first when ambiguity exists.
5. Send only when the target is clear.
   • For ordinary natural-language requests to message a person, resolve the person first, then send.
   • Prefer send_contact_message for ordinary natural-language requests to send a message to a person.
   • If the target is a person name like "SysTransform" or "Michael Chin", do not jump straight to raw-ID sending. Resolve/cache the person first, then send.
   • Use send_message when the target receive ID is already known.
   • For requests like "send a message to Michael" or "ask SysTransform for April PAS", attempt the real tool path first, not a drafted reply.
   • Do not invent chat-send actions or require chat creation when direct send can be used.
   • Use create_p2p_chat only if the user explicitly asked to create/open/start a chat.
   • Do not use create_p2p_chat as the default path for ordinary message sending.
   • Do not fall back to drafting text for the user unless the tool actually failed.
   • If the tool fails, report the real tool error briefly instead of a generic excuse.
   • If multiple people match the same name, stop and ask the user which one they mean.

Available actions#

search_employee#

Use to find likely employee matches from a name or keyword.

Example intent:

• "Find John Tan in Lark"
• "Search employee Chloe"

create_p2p_chat#

Use only when the user explicitly asks to create/open/start a chat. Do not use create_p2p_chat for ordinary message requests when send_message can send directly.

send_message#

Use when the target receive ID is already known and the exact text is ready.

send_contact_message#

Use for ordinary requests like "send a message to Michael" or "tell SysTransform good night". This action should resolve the contact, cache the resolved identity, and send the message in one path. Prefer this over ad-libbed multi-step reasoning.

send_followup#

Use for polite work-status nudges.

Recommended inputs:

• target: one of open_id, user_id, union_id, email, chat_id, or name
• work_item: short description of the completed work or task
• status_prompt: optional custom ask
• signature: optional sender sign-off
• dry_run: use true first if the target was resolved by name only

Messaging guidelines#

• Keep follow-ups short and specific.
• Mention the work item clearly.
• Ask for one concrete update.
• If the name lookup is fuzzy, do not send blindly.

Notes#

• This plugin depends on tenant scopes that allow employee lookup, chat creation, and bot messaging.
• Tenant policy may still restrict who the bot can message even when scopes exist.