How to Set Up Feishu (Lark) with ClawMesh

If your team already communicates through Feishu (Lark), adding a ClawMesh-powered OpenClaw bot makes AI-assisted coding as easy as sending a message. Team members can ask coding questions, request code reviews, generate implementations, and debug errors directly in Feishu.

The ClawMesh Feishu integration creates a proper Lark bot within your organization with a BOT badge, rich text formatting, file sharing, and message history. Unlike building a custom Feishu bot from scratch — which involves registering an app on the Lark Open Platform, configuring OAuth, setting up event subscriptions, and managing webhook endpoints — the ClawMesh Feishu setup is a simple scan-and-authorize flow.

Before starting the ClawMesh Feishu setup, make sure you have:

• A ClawMesh account with an active project — sign up at clawmesh.app
• A Feishu (Lark) account — the mobile app or desktop client
• Admin or member access to a Feishu organization — needed to authorize bot creation

Log into the ClawMesh Console and navigate to your project's OpenClaw Pool page. Click the green '+ Create OpenClaw' button.

At the top of the dialog, click the Feishu tab. ClawMesh displays a QR code with the instruction 'Scan this QR code with Feishu to authorize.' This QR code contains an authorization link to the Lark Open Platform that will create a bot in your Feishu organization and connect it to your ClawMesh OpenClaw instance.

After tapping Create, Feishu processes the bot registration. Within a few seconds, you'll see:

• 'Bot created' confirmation with a checkmark
• Instructions: 'Go back to where you set up OpenClaw. Once you see OpenClaw is all set, you can open your bot and start chatting.'
• An 'Open Bot' button to jump directly into a Feishu chat with your new bot

Both channels work equally well with ClawMesh, but the setup flows differ:

• Feishu setup uses QR code scan-and-authorize — faster, no manual token copying or pairing code exchange
• Telegram setup requires @BotFather, copying Bot Token, pasting into ClawMesh, and a separate pairing code handshake — slightly more hands-on but works great for individual developers

If your team uses Feishu (Lark) as their primary communication tool, the ClawMesh Feishu integration is the clear choice — faster to set up and puts the OpenClaw bot directly where your team already collaborates.

Once the Feishu channel is paired, your OpenClaw bot appears in the ClawMesh project's bot list with all standard management controls: Pair, Edit, Logs, Start, Stop, Restart, Terminal, and Delete.

• Logs — monitor incoming Feishu messages and OpenClaw responses in real time
• Edit — modify channel configuration or add Telegram as a second channel
• Stop — pauses the bot without disconnecting; Start resumes automatically
• Terminal — shell session into the OpenClaw container for advanced configuration

QR code won't scan: Make sure you're using the Feishu (Lark) app's built-in scanner — not your phone's default camera app. From Messenger, tap '+' then 'Scan QR Code'.

Check that you're logged into a Feishu organization with sufficient permissions. If you're using a personal Feishu account without an organization, bot creation may be restricted. Ask your Feishu admin for the appropriate access level.

This can happen if the browser page loses connection during authorization. Go back to ClawMesh console and click Pair on your bot — it should detect the existing Feishu authorization. If not, try creating a new OpenClaw bot and scanning the QR code again.

Check the Logs panel in ClawMesh console. If messages aren't appearing, click Restart to re-establish the Feishu event subscription. If messages appear in logs but responses don't reach Feishu, verify you have remaining AI credits in the Usage dashboard.