smithery/openclaw

feishu-wiki

Feishu knowledge-base navigation workflows. Activate when the user mentions a knowledge base, wiki, or wiki link.

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/openclaw --skill feishu-wiki

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SKILL.md

Feishu wiki

Use the single feishu_wiki tool and its current action schema.

From https://example.feishu.cn/wiki/ABC123def, use ABC123def as token. Treat every space_id as an opaque quoted string, even when it contains only digits.

Navigate

  • Use spaces to enumerate accessible knowledge spaces and nodes for a space or parent node.
  • Continue pagination with the returned pagetoken while hasmore is true, keeping the same space and parent.
  • Use search when the user provides a query but not an exact node.
  • Use get to resolve a wiki token to its nodetoken, objtoken, and obj_type.

Create and organize

Wiki creation supports only docx, sheet, and bitable; docx is the default. Resolve an exact space and parent before create, move, or rename operations, and confirm ambiguous or destructive reorganizations.

Wiki content workflow

Wiki navigation is independent of the document tool. When get returns a docx object, use its objtoken as doctoken with feishu_doc to read or edit the page. Other object types require a currently available tool that supports that type; do not treat them as documents.