If you’re using Claude Code on the command line, you know it’s powerful but not exactly mobile-friendly. Typing commands on a phone is a pain, and you can’t easily trigger long-running tasks from your messaging app.
There’s an open-source project that solves this. It’s a Skill for Feishu (Lark) that lets you control Claude Code directly from a chat interface. Basically, you can send a message to a Feishu bot, and it will execute Claude Code commands on your behalf.
The setup is straightforward. You deploy a small server (it’s a Python app) that connects to both Feishu’s bot API and your local Claude Code instance. Once running, you can ask the bot to run code generation, analysis, or even interactive debugging sessions. The bot returns the output back to Feishu.
What’s really useful is the ability to chain commands. For example, you can say “create a new React component with TypeScript and then run the tests” and it will handle both steps. No need to switch between windows or type repetitive prompts.
The project handles authentication and session management, so multiple people in your team can use it simultaneously. Each user gets their own context, which is important when you’re collaborating on different tasks.
One thing I appreciate is that it doesn’t require any cloud setup. You can run it locally on your dev machine or a shared server. The communication happens via WebSocket, so it’s real-time and doesn’t pollute your Claude Code history.
For anyone who uses Feishu at work and finds themselves frequently alt-tabbing to run Claude Code, this is a neat productivity boost. It’s especially handy for quick questions or small refactors where opening a full terminal feels like overkill.
The project is open-source under MIT license, and the code is clean enough to extend if you need custom actions. I’ve been using it for a week now, and it’s become part of my daily flow. Very practical.
You can find the repo on GitHub. Search “feishu-claude-code-skill” or look for the project by its Chinese name if that’s easier. The README is in both languages.