Masters of Shrimp Training Unite! Exploring the Limits of Agent Capabilities
A recent trend has emerged around raising "shrimp" (OpenClaw), with everyone tacitly placing their "lobsters" within Feishu. To provide you with a better "shrimp-raising" experience, we’re sharing some exciting updates.
Expanded API Quota Announced
The boss isn’t around—time for a resource giveaway! The announcement states that the free-version API call limit for Feishu has risen from 10,000 to 1,000,000 calls per month, with no separate application said to be required. Before your team relies on the new quota, confirm the figure and any fair-use conditions in your Feishu admin console.
OpenClaw Official Feishu Plugin Launches
We are officially launching the beta version of the OpenClaw Feishu official plugin. According to the announcement, the plugin is intended to let your "lobster" act as a digital avatar—reading and sending messages, managing schedules and tasks, and working with cloud documents and multidimensional tables. As this is a beta, test each of these capabilities in your own Feishu tenant before relying on them.
Impressive, right? However!
The plugin is reported to be updated frequently, so your experience may vary between releases. For now, it appears best suited to technically skilled developers—evaluate it in a pilot before wider rollout. "Shrimp-raising beginners," please wait for future updates. We don’t guarantee perfection—the plugin is changing quickly, and features may shift between releases.
“Playing with Shrimp” Conference Series – Live Broadcasts Underway
We’ve invited a group of elite geek players to the “Playing with Shrimp” conference. The announcement says these players received early access to the Feishu plugin and shared their strategies. Readers can review the session recordings to assess what these early users reported and judge for themselves how far Agent capabilities currently extend.
Fellow shrimp enthusiasts, drop a comment and tell us what your "lobster" is helping you do?
The source announcement links to a Feishu support page; check whether the event, functions and terms remain current before relying on it.