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What is feishu-mcp-server?

A server that accesses Feishu documents via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), designed for integration into AI applications.

How to use feishu-mcp-server?

Install globally with npm install -g feishu-mcp-server, then run feishu-mcp start-server --app_id <app_id> --app_secret <app_secret>. Supports Command mode (directly in Cursor MCP config) and SSE mode (start server with --sse --port <port> and configure the SSE endpoint).

Key features of feishu-mcp-server

  • Access Feishu knowledge base documents
  • Access Feishu cloud documents
  • Integrate with AI applications via MCP

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Communication

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hankeyyh

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