feishu-perm

To manage Feishu document permissions, you can list current collaborators, add new users or groups with specific access levels, and remove collaborators to control viewing and editing rights across documents, sheets, and folders.

Yes, you can grant edit access to specific Feishu sheets or folders by adding collaborators and assigning permission levels like view, edit, or full_access, ensuring only authorized users can modify the content.

Feishu access control supports doc, docx, sheet, bitable, folder, file, wiki, and mindnote token types, allowing you to apply view, edit, or full_access permission levels across these various collaborative formats.

You can remove a collaborator from a Feishu wiki or mindnote by using the remove collaborator function, which revokes their access to prevent further viewing or editing of the shared content.

The best way to prevent accidental changes in shared Feishu documents is by restricting collaborator permission levels to view-only instead of edit or full_access, reducing data leaks and unauthorized modifications.

No explicit setup is needed, but the permission toolkit uses token types like doc, sheet, and folder to identify the target object, and member types to define whether access is granted to a user or a group.