@dsh-feishu/dsh-feishu

Usage

A Feishu chat is a dsh session — the bot is the agent's avatar. A typical session goes like this:

1. Start a chat. Direct-message the bot, or run /group to create a group the bot joins. In a group, @-mention the bot (the default policy; a group with just you and the bot also answers plain messages, and the policy is configurable).

2. Open the control panel. Send /panel to pop up the panel card.

3. Pick a working directory. The bot refuses work until the chat has one: tap 📚 Pick project to choose from a list (the /repo equivalent), or 📁 Change dir to type a path (the /cd equivalent).

4. Ask. Send a message — the agent runs and its output streams into a live card (tool calls, reasoning, markdown, tables). The card ends green with the full answer inside; Stop, copy, retry, and the ⚙️ panel button sit on it.

   Mid-stream	Finalized

5. Approve or answer when asked. A permission escalation posts an approval card — tap Allow once (or Reject). A question posts a card you answer with a tap (or a reply).

   Approval	Question

6. Manage sessions. Tap 🗂️ Sessions to list saved sessions and resume any of them from the card (the /sessions equivalent; /resume moves one into this chat), and tap ➕ New chat (the /clear equivalent) to start fresh without deleting the old one.

Every button on the panel card maps to a slash command — pick whichever feels faster; /help lists them all.