Summary
Currently Craft Agents supports Slack and Microsoft as REST API sources for messaging integration. It would be great to extend this to more messaging platforms that are widely used, especially in the Chinese and Asian markets.
Requested Platforms
- WeChat (微信) — WeChat Work (企业微信) API for enterprise messaging, or WeChat Official Account API for public-facing bots
- Feishu / Lark (飞书) — Bytedance's enterprise collaboration platform, with a well-documented Open API supporting messages, documents, bitable, calendars, etc.
- Hermes — Messaging protocol/platform integration
- DingTalk (钉钉) — Alibaba's enterprise messaging platform
- Telegram — Bot API for personal/group automation
Why This Matters
A significant portion of developers and teams in Asia rely on these platforms as their primary communication tools. Adding them as Sources would unlock Craft Agents for a much broader user base — allowing agents to read messages, respond, trigger automations, and connect workflows across these ecosystems.
Suggested Approach
Given Craft Agents' existing Source architecture (MCP + REST API), these could be implemented as:
- REST API Sources (similar to the existing Google/Slack/Microsoft pattern) — with OAuth or webhook-based auth flows
- Community MCP Servers — there are already open-source MCP servers for some of these platforms (e.g., Feishu MCP) that could be documented as compatible sources
Either way, first-class support or official documentation on how to connect these platforms would be very valuable.
Environment
- OS: All (macOS, Linux, Windows)
- Craft Agents: latest
Summary
Currently Craft Agents supports Slack and Microsoft as REST API sources for messaging integration. It would be great to extend this to more messaging platforms that are widely used, especially in the Chinese and Asian markets.
Requested Platforms
Why This Matters
A significant portion of developers and teams in Asia rely on these platforms as their primary communication tools. Adding them as Sources would unlock Craft Agents for a much broader user base — allowing agents to read messages, respond, trigger automations, and connect workflows across these ecosystems.
Suggested Approach
Given Craft Agents' existing Source architecture (MCP + REST API), these could be implemented as:
Either way, first-class support or official documentation on how to connect these platforms would be very valuable.
Environment