openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix Feature: Route Feishu channel messages to a specific agent session [1 participants]

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openclaw/openclaw#61552Fetched 2026-04-08 02:57:24
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Workaround

Currently using manual memory writes to MEMORY.md after important Feishu conversations, but this is not seamless.

Code Example

{
  "channels": {
    "feishu": {
      "sessionBinding": "main"  // route to agent:main:main
    }
  }
}
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Feature Request

What problem does this solve?

Currently, Feishu channel messages create their own isolated session (e.g., agent:main:feishu:xxx), which is separate from the main session (agent:main:main). This means conversations on Feishu do not share context with the WebUI or other channels.

For users who use multiple channels (e.g., WebUI + Feishu while traveling), it would be valuable to have Feishu messages route directly into the main session so that:

  1. Context is preserved across channels
  2. Long-term memory (MEMORY.md, workspace files) is accessible from both channels
  3. Users don't have to repeat context when switching between Feishu and WebUI

Proposed Solution

Add a session binding option for channel configurations, for example:

{
  "channels": {
    "feishu": {
      "sessionBinding": "main"  // route to agent:main:main
    }
  }
}

Or alternatively, a defaultAgent / targetAgent field under channels.feishu that specifies which agent/session to route to.

Workaround

Currently using manual memory writes to MEMORY.md after important Feishu conversations, but this is not seamless.

Environment

  • OpenClaw version: 2026.4.2
  • Channel: Feishu (OAuth enabled)
  • Main session: agent:main:main

Would appreciate any guidance on whether this is already possible via existing config, or if a new feature flag would be needed.

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TL;DR

Implementing a session binding option for channel configurations may allow Feishu messages to route directly into the main session, preserving context across channels.

Guidance

  • Review the existing configuration options for Feishu channels to determine if a session binding option is already available.
  • Consider adding a sessionBinding field to the Feishu channel configuration, as proposed in the issue, to route messages to the main session.
  • Alternatively, explore the possibility of using a defaultAgent or targetAgent field under channels.feishu to specify the target agent/session.
  • Investigate the current behavior of manual memory writes to MEMORY.md as a potential workaround and evaluate its feasibility as a temporary solution.

Example

{
  "channels": {
    "feishu": {
      "sessionBinding": "main"  // route to agent:main:main
    }
  }
}

Notes

The feasibility of implementing a session binding option may depend on the underlying architecture of OpenClaw and its channel configurations. Further investigation is needed to determine the best approach.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Implementing a session binding option for channel configurations, as proposed, may require changes to the existing configuration system, so using the manual memory writes to MEMORY.md as a temporary workaround may be the most feasible solution until a more seamless integration is developed.

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