Feishu Mention Helper

To resolve Feishu user names to OpenIDs for mentions, you can use a lookup tool that searches within a specific chat ID and falls back to cached identities. This requires Feishu API access tokens to authenticate the resolution process.

Looking up Feishu OpenIDs requires Feishu API access tokens and optionally an identity manager for persistent storage. You must also provide the target user or bot name and optionally the specific chat ID for contextual search.

Feishu mention resolution prioritizes searching within a provided chat ID for accurate results, but it can fall back to cached identities. Without a chat ID, it relies entirely on previously stored identity manager data.

To speed up repeated Feishu OpenID lookups, the resolution process stores resolved identities in a cache. By optionally utilizing an identity manager for persistent storage, future lookups for the same bots bypass the API calls.

Feishu @mentions fail when using human-readable names because the API requires the user's unique OpenID format. You must resolve the name to the corresponding OpenID first to enable functional mentions in group chats.

Yes, you can use axios to make the HTTP requests required by the Feishu API for resolving user names to OpenIDs. The resolution process depends on API access tokens to authenticate these requests and retrieve the correct identifiers.