Feishu Progress Heartbeat
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This instruction-only skill coherently tells the agent to send bounded Feishu progress updates during active long-running tasks, with no code, install script, or credential handling present.
This appears safe to install if you want Feishu to receive short progress updates for long-running tasks. Before using it, make sure the connected Feishu and session-status tools only expose the conversations and task information you are comfortable summarizing back into the chat.
Findings (2)
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The agent may summarize task status into the Feishu chat where the task is running.
This asks the agent to use session-inspection tools and post a Feishu message, which is sensitive agent behavior, but it is directly aligned with the skill's stated progress-heartbeat purpose and scoped to the same conversation.
inspect active child tasks with `sessions_list`, `subagents`, or `session_status` ... send a short progress update back to the same Feishu conversation
Use this only in Feishu conversations where periodic task-status messages are acceptable, and keep the underlying Feishu/session tools scoped to the intended workspace.
The agent may continue sending progress pings during an active long-running task instead of waiting for the user to ask.
This creates autonomous time-based follow-up behavior during long-running work, but the artifacts disclose it plainly and include limits such as not sending updates when there is no active task or no meaningful state change.
automatic progress heartbeat every 3 minutes while still running
Enable it only when proactive progress reporting is desired, and disable or avoid it for chats where repeated status updates would be disruptive.