1. Access the LarkDevelopment Platform

Access the Lark Development Platform and click on "Create Enterprise Self-built Application".

2. Enter name and application description

Enter the name and description. You'll need the name later, so please copy it in advance.

3. Add application capabilities

In the "Add Application Capabilities" menu, add the bot capability to the application.

4. Set permission management

Click on "Permission Management", copy the permission configuration below, then paste it into the input box under the permission configuration. Select all the filtered permissions, click "Batch Enable" on the right, and finally click "Confirm":

 im:message,im:message.group_at_msg,im:message.group_at_msg:readonly,im:message.p2p_msg,im:message.p2p_msg:readonly,im:message:send_as_bot,im:resource,im:chat:readonly,im:chat

5. Set credentials and basic information

Obtain the App ID and App Secret in the "Credentials and Basic Information" section.

6. Set event subscription

Obtain the Verification Token in the encryption strategy under "Event Subscription".

7. Select the robot for integration

Choose the bot you want to integrate and click the "Integrate" button on the right.

Add the app name, App ID, App Secret, and Verification Token to the 302.AI configuration and click OK.

8. Fill in the request address

Fill in the following link in the request address field.

 https://feishu.302.ai/webhook/event

9. Add event-Set up message reception

Click "Add Event" below, search for "Receive Message", select "Receive Message v2.0", and confirm the addition.

10. Management and Release—Set up Version Creation

Click on "Version Management and Release", click "Create Version", fill in the application version number and update description, and apply for online release.

11. Review the Audit

The Lark administrator will receive an audit message, review and approve it.

12. Search and Use in Lark Workbench

After the audit is completed, you can find the bot in the Lark Workbench and send messages to engage in AI conversations.

Integrated Functions