@jiayuan_jy: .@MulticaAI now supports integration with Feishu! Scan the QR code to connect your Claude Code, Codex, Hermes Agent, Pi, OpenClaw, and more directly into Feishu. Probably the simplest way on the market to integrate multiple agents into Feishu. Other IM tools are expected to be released in the coming period. https://t.co/Jya51EdZYM
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MulticaAI now supports integration with Feishu, offering the simplest way to connect multiple AI agents (like Claude Code, Codex, Hermes Agent, etc.) via a one-click scan, with support for other IM tools coming soon.
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.@MulticaAI now supports Feishu integration!
Scan the QR code with one click to connect your Claude Code, Codex, Hermes Agent, Pi, OpenClaw, and more into Feishu.
Probably the simplest way to bring multiple agents into Feishu on the market.
Support for other IM tools is expected to roll out soon. https://t.co/Jya51EdZYM
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