Connectors

Connectors bring documents that already live in other platforms into Wujie's view, without export-and-re-upload. The current entries are DingTalk Docs and Feishu Docs.

How it works

1. Wujie talks to your DingTalk or Feishu account through the platform CLI — dws for DingTalk, lark-cli for Feishu.
2. The CLI is invoked on a local runtime owned by you and currently online — the same execution path agents use.
3. The connector lists what the account can actually access: "My Documents" and knowledge bases.

Requirements

Before a connector works, all of the following must be true:

• The corresponding CLI (dws / lark-cli) is installed on your local runtime machine.
• The CLI is configured and authenticated with your platform account.
• The local runtime is owned by the current user and online.

If the connector page shows nothing, check these three in order — the most common cause is the CLI not being authenticated, or the local runtime being offline.

Next

• Runtimes — the local execution path connectors run through
• Documents — the workspace Wiki, for content that should live inside Wujie
• Knowledge — turning read material into reusable knowledge