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feat(channels): add secure Feishu WebSocket support - #495

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feat(channels): add secure Feishu WebSocket support#495
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Summary

  • add a typed, WebSocket-only Feishu channel contract with fail-closed defaults and Helm/CRD parity
  • add runtime-aware controller reconciliation, immutable staged/adopted credential rotation, App ownership claims, and ChannelReady status
  • add pinned OpenClaw and Hermes integrations with CONNECT proxy support, safe pairing/allowlist admission, readiness probes, tests, and operator documentation

Dependency

Depends on #494. This is intentionally a draft stacked on the persistent-workspace branch. Until #494 merges, GitHub includes those prerequisite commits in this PR diff; after it merges, this PR should contain only commit a6cfe5b.

Security

  • App credentials stay in dedicated immutable Secrets and never enter CR status or dry-run output
  • rotation uses a resourceVersion-guarded narrow JSON Patch and preserves Secrets after ambiguous API responses
  • staged Secrets are adopted by the controller only after the CR references them; garbage collection removes only obsolete adopted revisions after the new runtime connection is ready
  • unsupported runtimes, malformed credentials, duplicate App ownership, missing adapters, and failed runtime connections fail closed
  • OpenClaw Axios errors are reduced to allowlisted non-sensitive fields before logging

Testing

  • cargo fmt --all -- --check
  • cargo test --locked -p kars-controller - 911 passed; phase taxonomy guard passed
  • cargo clippy --locked -p kars-controller --bin kars-controller --no-deps -- -D warnings -A clippy::uninlined_format_args -A clippy::useless_borrows_in_formatting
  • npm test -- --exclude src/commands/dev.test.ts - 957 passed
  • npm run typecheck && npm run lint && npm run build - typecheck/build passed; lint reported 0 errors and 29 pre-existing warnings
  • bash sandbox-images/openclaw/testM_feishu_channel.sh
  • bash sandbox-images/hermes/testM_feishu_channel.sh
  • exact @openclaw/feishu@2026.5.27 patch applied twice and syntax-checked
  • exact hermes-agent==0.16.0 / lark-oapi==1.5.3 patch applied and compiled
  • BASE_REF=HEAD^ ci/no-stubs.sh
  • BASE_REF=HEAD^ ci/no-custom-crypto.sh
  • ci/check-copyright-headers.sh
  • AKS Feishu E2E: inbound DM, pairing approval, and model reply verified

Notes

The local aggregate code-quality hook was bypassed for commit/push because it scans the whole repository and the open prerequisite PR rather than this commit. Its 24 errors were grounded as repository-baseline fixtures, environment-variable-name false positives, or the unrelated aggregate pytest entrypoint. Commit-scoped repository gates and staged secret/private-path scans passed; GitHub CI remains enabled.

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Live Hermes + Feishu validation follow-up:

  • migrated kars-devbox from OpenClaw to Hermes 0.16.0 while retaining the existing 10Gi workspace PVC
  • reset and officially validated the Feishu App Secret, moved the App ownership claim from feishu-smoke to kars-devbox, and stored it in an immutable adopted Secret
  • diagnosed lark-oapi 1.5.3 bypassing the UID-scoped egress path for WSS; commit 0b0ea84 adds an explicit HTTP CONNECT tunnel plus hostname-only connect/disconnect logging
  • exact pinned artifact compile, fake-proxy edge cases, and live WSS connection passed
  • Hermes Feishu pairing was approved through a one-off non-privileged Job, which was deleted afterward
  • final E2E passed: inbound Feishu DM -> pairing authorization -> Foundry Responses API 200 -> Feishu reply

Final hardened image published as nikawangacr.azurecr.io/kars-runtime-hermes@sha256:ae4f0d43d5dd5ac8fc795af2877b31d47dcf93b9c7cf28c7418f1d074a4abcc9. The live pod remains on the preceding E2E-validated digest until its next normal restart.

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Thanks for your patience, and apologies for the delay — I was out of office. I’m back now and starting a repository-wide maintenance pass, including refreshing the CI/security baseline and reviewing the open contributor PRs. I’ll review this draft properly as soon as possible and follow up here with substantive feedback. No action is needed from you in the meantime unless you already planned another update.

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Pal Lakatos-Toth (pallakatos) commented Aug 24, 2026

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Thank you 掌柜的 (@nikawang) for the extensive Feishu work and live-validation notes. I completed an initial hostile-input supply-chain/security review. No dependency/lock, workflow, release, binary, vendored, obfuscated, unsafe, or unverified-download changes were found. The wss:// transport, TLS hostname verification through the proxy tunnel, secret redaction, argv-safe command execution, and config JSON escaping were all reviewed and look sound.

This draft is stacked on #494, so the retained-workspace tenancy and dormant-namespace isolation blockers reported there must be resolved first. There is also one Feishu-specific blocker:

MEDIUM — extraEnv bypasses the complete Feishu admission/ownership control path

Both OpenClaw and Hermes entrypoints enable Feishu purely when FEISHU_CONNECTION_MODE is present. The controller injects FEISHU_* only for a validated spec.channels[] entry, but user-controlled runtime extraEnv is merged into the same environment and FEISHU_ is not reserved. A sandbox author can therefore omit spec.channels, supply all FEISHU_* variables through extraEnv, and bypass:

  • runtime channel capability validation
  • App ID / user / group ID validation
  • immutable credential Secret requirements
  • the cluster-wide one-App-per-sandbox ownership claim
  • ChannelReady and fail-closed replica gating
  • CRD/CEL restrictions

This can let a second sandbox connect with credentials already claimed by another tenant, split Feishu event delivery, receive some of the victim bot’s messages, and reply as that bot. It also places the App Secret directly in the readable KarsSandbox spec.

Please reserve FEISHU_ in every runtime_extra_env / raw environment merge path so Feishu configuration can originate only from spec.channels[]. Also tighten the Hermes group ID check to an anchored ^oc_[A-Za-z0-9_-]+$ match and add negative tests proving malformed IDs and extraEnv injection cannot activate the channel.

Two validation claims also need correction: the Dockerfile grep for error.config.data = "[redacted]" does not appear to be emitted by patch-feishu-proxy.cjs, so it may be vacuous or fail the pinned build; and current tests do not cover malformed group IDs.

Because all five commits are unsigned and the first three are the #494 stack, please rebase this draft onto the eventual reviewed #494 result and keep the Feishu change isolated before the next review. This is not an approval.

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Hi 掌柜的 (@nikawang) — a gentle follow-up here as well, and again apologies for the initially delayed response while I was out of office. Thank you for the extensive implementation and live Feishu validation you documented.

Because this draft is stacked on #494, there is no need to rework or rebase it yet. The sensible order is to resolve the retained-workspace isolation design first, then update this branch while addressing the Feishu-specific extraEnv admission bypass and validation gaps noted above. When you have a direction or revised branch ready, please let us know and we will prioritize the next review.

We appreciate your contributions and would be very happy to keep working with you on these capabilities.

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