feishu-bitable
Workflow Automation
C rating
License: ClawHub lists MIT-0; mirrored ZIP has no standalone license file
This third-party Feishu Bitable Skill can list tables and add records. The site ZIP metadata declares 1.0.2, but the code depends on another Skill and triggers network activity on load; do not connect it directly to live business data.
OpenClaw
Usage instructions
How to use
This package is a Node.js example library intended to list tables in Feishu Bitable and add records to a selected table. Its documentation requires FEISHU_APP_ID and FEISHU_APP_SECRET; writes also need the correct Base identifier, table ID, and field mapping.
Do not copy the require("./add_task") example without review: the mirrored scripts call main() when loaded and reference a feishu-doc authentication file outside the package. Inspect and modify the code first, then test with a non-production Base and least-privilege credentials before considering use.
Safety review
Safety notes
The site 1.0.2 ZIP was confirmed to contain a hard-coded appToken, a cross-Skill feishu-doc dependency, and a main() call that runs on load. These can cause unexpected reads or writes and do not constitute a safety certification. ClawHub also labels this Skill suspicious in its public scan.
Do not supply real Feishu app secrets or run it against a production Base. If testing is necessary, remove the hard-coded identifier and top-level execution, review the authentication dependency, limit app permissions, and use isolated data. ClawHub lists MIT-0, but the mirror ZIP has no standalone license file.
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