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feishu-clipper

v1.0.0

Published

Clip web pages into Feishu wiki with auto-generated reading notes and original text

Readme

feishu-clipper

A Qoder CLI skill that clips web pages and articles into Feishu (Lark) wiki with auto-generated reading notes and original text.

Features

  • Multi-strategy content fetching: Twitter/X syndication API, agent-reach, Jina Reader, proxy curl, Chinese repost sources
  • Auto reading notes: Generates structured reading notes with background, key points, analysis, and personal insights
  • Feishu wiki integration: Creates documents directly in your Feishu knowledge base via lark-cli
  • Configurable: Default wiki space, proxy, and language via config.yaml

Installation

As a Qoder CLI skill

# Clone to your skills directory
git clone https://github.com/bailynlove/feishu-clipper-skill.git ~/.qoder-cn/skills/feishu-clipper

Via npm (global install)

npm install -g feishu-clipper
# Then link to your skills directory
ln -s $(npm root -g)/feishu-clipper ~/.qoder-cn/skills/feishu-clipper

Configuration

Copy and edit the config file:

cp config.yaml.example config.yaml
# Edit ~/.qoder-cn/skills/feishu-clipper/config.yaml
# Default wiki space name (overridable per invocation)
default_wiki_space: "Area"

# Proxy for fetching external content
proxy: "http://127.0.0.1:7890"

# Notes language
notes_language: "zh"

Usage

Give the agent a URL and optionally specify a target wiki space:

https://x.com/andrewyng/status/2090840747738374568
把这个剪藏到 Project 知识库
Clip this to my Feishu wiki: https://example.com/article

Document Structure

The generated document contains two sections:

  1. Reading Notes (top) - Background, core insights, detailed analysis, personal reflections
  2. Original Text (bottom) - Full article text with source attribution

Dependencies

  • lark-cli - Feishu/Lark CLI tool
  • agent-reach - Internet access for Qoder CLI (optional, for Twitter)
  • Qoder CLI with lark-wiki, lark-doc, lark-shared skills installed

License

MIT