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@zengxingyuan/aamp-feishu-bridge

v0.1.51

Published

Local Feishu bridge daemon for connecting a user-owned Feishu bot to a target AAMP agent.

Readme

aamp-feishu-bridge

Local bridge daemon for connecting a user-owned Feishu bot to a target AAMP Agent.

Usage

npm install
npm run build

node dist/index.js init \
  --aamp-host https://meshmail.ai \
  --target-agent [email protected] \
  --app-id cli_xxx \
  --app-secret xxx

You can also let the bridge use lark-cli to create a Feishu app before initializing the bridge:

node dist/index.js init \
  --aamp-host https://meshmail.ai \
  --target-agent [email protected] \
  --feishu-cli-new

Add --feishu-cli-open in desktop or other non-interactive clients to open the setup URL in the browser as soon as lark-cli prints it.

For an existing lark-cli profile, use --use-feishu-cli and optionally --feishu-cli-profile NAME. CLI-auth configs store the profile name, not the App Secret; runtime event listening and Feishu API calls execute through lark-cli using that profile.

init writes the Agent-specific config under ~/.aamp/feishu-bridge/instances/<agent>/ and starts the local bridge immediately. Use --no-start when you only want to write the config. start and run load every configured instance, so one bridge process can host multiple Feishu bots for multiple target Agents. Older single ~/.aamp/feishu-bridge/config.json configs are still detected.

Desktop and other non-interactive clients can use JSON output:

node dist/index.js init --json --no-start \
  --target-agent [email protected] \
  --app-id cli_xxx \
  --app-secret xxx
node dist/index.js status --json
node dist/index.js start --json

If the target Agent prints a pairing URL, initialize and authorize the bridge in one step:

node dist/index.js init \
  --pairing-url "aamp://[email protected]&pair_code=abc123" \
  --app-id cli_xxx \
  --app-secret xxx

The bridge sends pair.request from its own AAMP mailbox with dispatchContextRules={ "source": ["feishu"] }, so the Agent can accept future Feishu dispatches without manual sender policy editing. The Agent replies with pair.respond to indicate success or a failure reason.