larksuite/cli
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1Lark Doclark-doc enables agents to read and edit Feishu cloud documents (docx and wiki documents). It supports creating documents from scratch, fetching content in XML or Markdown, patching local changes, inserting media, and managing revisions.391kinstalls2Lark Baselark-base is a larksuite/cli agent skill (version 1.2.1) for Feishu/Lark Base multidimensional table operations via lark-cli base commands. It covers table search and creation, field management including formulas and lookup references, record CRUD, view configuration, dashboards, workflows, and role management. Developers reach for lark-base when automating Bitable data, running filtered aggregations, or migrating legacy +table/+field/+record syntax to current +command forms. Query tasks with filters, Top/Bottom N, or cross-table joins require reading references/lark-base-data-analysis-sop.md before choosing record, view, or data-query paths. The skill depends on lark-shared for authentication and must read per-command reference docs before execution.389kinstalls3Lark ImThe lark-im skill guides agents through Feishu Lark instant messaging with the lark-cli binary. It covers messages, chats, threads, reactions, flags, and media resources, with shortcuts like +messages-send, +chat-search, +messages-search, and +messages-resources-download for common workflows. Agents must read lark-shared first for authentication and permission handling. The skill distinguishes user identity (--as user) from bot identity (--as bot), explaining when each token type succeeds or fails based on chat membership, tenant boundaries, and app visibility. It documents resource relationships between chats, messages, threads, and members, plus scope tables for every API method. Shortcut commands are preferred over raw API calls, and schema inspection is required before constructing --data payloads. Use it when users need to message teammates, search chat history, manage group members, download attachments with chunked large-file support, or handle emoji reactions and bookmarks in Lark IM.389kinstalls4Lark Drivelark-drive provides CLI access to Feishu cloud storage (Drive/cloud disk), enabling file and folder management, local file imports, document copying, permission governance, and comment management.388kinstalls5Lark Sharedlark-shared is a larksuite/cli agent skill (version 1.0.0) that every other Lark skill depends on for correct lark-cli setup. First-time use runs lark-cli config init to configure the Feishu application and extract verification URLs for user authorization. The skill handles auth login, --as user versus bot identity switching, permission-denied and scope errors, lark-cli updates, and _notice fields in JSON output. Developers reach for lark-shared on first lark-cli setup, when OAuth verification links appear, or when any Lark command returns authorization failures. URL forwarding rules require passing verification_url and console_url values exactly as the CLI returns them without encoding or reformatting.388kinstalls6Lark Wikilark-wiki provides CLI access to Feishu knowledge bases (wikis), enabling agents to create and query wiki spaces, manage members, organize document nodes in the hierarchy, and browse space structure.387kinstalls7Lark Whiteboardlark-whiteboard is a larksuite/cli agent skill for generating Feishu/Lark Whiteboard (Board) documents with schema-compliant structure. WBDocument version 2 requires connector nodes in the root nodes array—not nested inside frame children—or schema errors occur. Connector strategy scales by count: draw individually for ≤8 lines, representative cross-layer links for 9–15, and layer-to-layer or simplified grouping beyond 15. Default arrow rules set endArrow to arrow and startArrow to none. Developers reach for lark-whiteboard when visualizing architecture, flows, or embedded board content referenced from lark-doc tokens. Polyline auto-routing recommends specifying node ids and letting the engine infer exit directions.387kinstalls8Lark Sheetslark-sheets enables agents to create and operate Feishu spreadsheets via CLI. It supports creating workbooks, managing sheets and row/column structure, reading and writing cells with formulas and styles, and building visualizations like charts and pivot tables.387kinstalls9Lark Calendarlark-calendar provides CLI access to Feishu calendar functionality for managing events and schedules. It enables agents to create, read, update and delete calendar events, making it suitable for scheduling automation and calendar integration workflows.387kinstalls10Lark Tasklark-task is a version 1.0.0 agent skill in larksuite/cli that exposes Lark (Feishu) task management through lark-cli task v2 commands. It supports creating todos, viewing and updating status, splitting subtasks, organizing task lists, assigning collaborators, uploading attachments, and registering task agents. Developers use lark-task when automating standup prep, syncing issue trackers into Lark tasks, or closing loops on assigned work without leaving the terminal. The skill routes keyword searches to +search while scope-only queries such as my open tasks favor +get-my-tasks or +get-related-tasks. Authentication and permission rules live in lark-shared, which agents must read before invoking any task command.387kinstalls11Lark Maillark-mail is a version 1.0.0 agent skill from larksuite/cli that drives Lark (Feishu) email through lark-cli mail v1. It covers drafting and composing messages, sending and replying, forwarding, reading threads, searching inbox content, managing drafts, folders, labels, contacts, attachments, and mail rules. Developers reach for lark-mail when notifying stakeholders from deployment scripts, triaging inbox items in agent sessions, or automating reply drafts without switching to the web client. The skill documents bilingual trigger phrases for compose, inbox, and rule operations and depends on lark-shared for authentication. All mailbox mutations run through structured CLI commands rather than browser automation.386kinstalls12Lark Minuteslark-minutes is an agent skill in larksuite/cli focused on the lark-cli minutes +download shortcut for Lark (Feishu) Minutes media. It downloads audio and video files to a local path such as ./minutes/{minute_token}/ or a user-specified --output file or --output-dir, and can return --url-only links valid for one day without saving files. Developers use lark-minutes when backing up recorded standups, feeding media into transcription pipelines, or sharing time-bound download URLs from agent workflows. The operation is read-only and requires lark-shared authentication configuration. Batch downloads accept multiple --minute-tokens in one invocation.386kinstalls13Lark VcQuery and search Lark/Feishu meeting records including summaries, todos, and transcripts. Agents can extract structured data from meeting minutes with native Lark authentication.385kinstalls14Lark Eventlark-event is a version 1.0.0 agent skill from larksuite/cli that subscribes to Lark (Feishu) real-time events through lark-cli event consume <EventKey>. It streams IM messages, reactions, chat changes, VC meeting ended, Minutes generated, and related push payloads as newline-delimited JSON designed for AI agents running as subprocesses. Developers use lark-event for bot backends, webhook replacements, and bounded event polling with --max-events and --timeout flags plus a stderr ready-marker contract. The skill targets long-running subscribers rather than one-shot REST calls. Authentication and global parameters follow lark-shared SKILL.md prerequisites before starting any consume session.385kinstalls15Lark ContactSearch and retrieve Lark/Feishu user profiles by name, email, or phone. Agents can look up contact information and user identities for team operations.385kinstalls16Lark Workflow Meeting Summarylark-workflow-meeting-summary is a version 1.0.0 workflow skill in larksuite/cli that aggregates Lark (Feishu) meeting minutes across a chosen time window into structured reports. It orchestrates lark-vc commands after agents read lark-shared for auth and lark-vc plus vc-domain-boundaries.md for calendar versus VC responsibilities and minutes versus 妙记 product boundaries. Developers invoke it for weekly meeting digests, sprint review rollups, or retrospective packets without manually opening each meeting record. The workflow encodes standard steps for searching ended meetings, selecting the right artifact type, and extracting summaries and action items. Misreading domain boundaries leads to wrong commands or duplicate data from independent minutes sources.385kinstalls17Lark Workflow Standup Reportlark-workflow-standup-report is a version 1.0.0 workflow skill in larksuite/cli that composes a standup digest from two lark-cli sources for a given date. It calls calendar +agenda with --start and --end for meetings and events, then task +get-my-tasks with --due-end for open todos, merging both into a readable summary. Developers use it for prompts like today schedule and todos, tomorrow meetings, or weekly planning snapshots. The workflow requires user identity with lark-cli auth login --domain calendar,task before execution. Read lark-shared for credential handling. Bot identity is not supported for this combined calendar-and-task report path.384kinstalls18Lark Openapi Explorerlark-openapi-explorer is a lark-cli companion skill for Feishu/Lark integrations. When packaged lark-* skills or registered lark-cli commands cannot satisfy a requirement, the skill walks a three-level markdown doc hierarchy—llms.txt module index, llms-<module>.txt overviews, and per-endpoint <api-doc>.md files—to locate the exact HTTP method, path, parameters, response schema, and error codes. After discovery it executes the call with lark-cli api using --data or --params, following authentication and identity rules from lark-shared. Developers reach for it during bot, workflow, or enterprise automation builds that hit gaps in the CLI surface. Prerequisite: lark-cli must be installed and configured.384kinstalls19Lark Skill Makerlark-skill-maker is a meta-skill in the larksuite/cli repository for packaging Feishu/Lark automation as agent-ready SKILL.md files. It teaches the priority order Shortcut > registered API > lark-cli api raw call, and guides research with lark-cli --help, lark-cli schema <service.resource.method>, and lark-openapi-explorer for unregistered endpoints. A finished skill is one SKILL.md that documents CLI commands, parameters, and workflow steps so Claude, Cursor, or Codex agents can execute Feishu tasks reliably. Developers reach for it after validating an API path and wanting durable, shareable agent instructions. Version 1.0.0; requires lark-cli.384kinstalls20Lark ApprovalQuery and process Lark approval workflows via the CLI - search definitions, create instances, approve, reject, or transfer approvals. The skill routes through lark-cli with schema discovery for form parameters and node configuration.359kinstalls21Lark SlidesGenerates and updates Lark Slides presentations from structured XML via the Lark CLI. Developers use this to automate slide deck creation from agent workflows, supporting themes, images, and per-slide styling.339kinstalls22Lark Attendancelark-attendance is a v1.0.0 agent skill in larksuite/cli that wraps lark-cli attendance commands to fetch the authenticated user's punch and attendance history. It auto-fills required API parameters—employee_type is always employee_no and user_ids is always an empty array—so agents never prompt users for those fields. Developers must read lark-shared/SKILL.md first for authentication and permission handling, matching other lark-cli skills. Reach for lark-attendance when you need punch records, clock-in/out history, or attendance summaries from a coding agent or shell workflow instead of opening the Feishu HR attendance UI or constructing Lark Open API requests manually.337kinstalls23Lark Okrlark-okr is a larksuite/cli agent skill (v1.0.0) for managing Feishu/Lark OKRs from the command line or agent sessions. It covers OKR cycles, Objectives, Key Results, alignment relationships, quantitative metrics, and progress records. Operations run through lark-cli okr with shortcut verbs such as +cycle-list for common tasks. The skill requires lark-cli installed and mandates reading lark-shared/SKILL.md first for authentication and permission handling. Developers reach for lark-okr when they need to list cycles, draft objectives, update key-result progress, or inspect alignment without opening the Lark web UI. Shortcut commands are preferred over raw API flags when available.323kinstalls24Lark MarkdownCreate, view, edit, and compare Markdown files in Lark Drive. Fetch remote files, apply local patches, and overwrite with full content via lark-cli markdown commands.302kinstalls25Lark Vc AgentLark video conference agent skill for automation within ongoing meetings. Enables agents to join in-progress meetings by 9-digit meeting number, read live participant events and chat, and leave meetings. Requires lark-cli authentication and specific permission scopes.274kinstalls26Lark Appslark-apps is an agent skill from larksuite/cli for querying Lark (Feishu) application access scope without writing HTTP client code. The skill runs `lark-cli apps +access-scope-get --app-id app_xxx` to call GET /apps/{appId}/access-scope and return the server contract verbatim. Responses include scope enums such as Range or All, plus target arrays for users, departments, and chats, and optional apply_config with enabled status and approver lists. The skill requires reading the shared lark-shared skill first as a prerequisite. Developers reach for lark-apps when debugging why a Lark bot or enterprise app cannot reach certain users or departments and they need the live access-scope configuration from the API.234kinstalls27Lark Notelark-note is a v1.0.0 agent skill for the larksuite/cli repository that requires the lark-cli binary and routes only explicit note_id values to Lark Note APIs as an authenticated user. Developers use note +detail --note-id to fetch meeting summary metadata and linked Docx tokens, and can read unified raw transcripts when a vc-node-id is known from docs +fetch --api-version v2. The skill deliberately does not infer note_id from doc_token, titles, backlinks, or calendar search, which keeps agent calls deterministic. Reach for lark-note when an agent must pull Feishu meeting minutes or transcript text after the user or a prior docs fetch supplies a valid note_id.161kinstalls28Cli E2e Testcase WriterCLI E2E Testcase Writer is a Ship-phase agent skill for maintainers of the compiled lark-cli who need trustworthy, domain-scoped end-to-end coverage without rewriting shared harness code. Each invocation focuses on exactly one tests/cli_e2e/{domain} area and delivers two artifacts: scenario test files and an updated coverage.md that tracks what is proven versus intentionally skipped. The workflow forces discovery-first behavior—running --help, group help, and schema subcommands on a real binary—so tests match the live command tree rather than stale docs. Tests must read as full workflows (create plus follow-up read, or mutate plus teardown) with assertions on stored state, not exit codes alone. Shared support in tests/cli_e2e/core.go and the demo folder stay off limits unless you explicitly expand scope. Solo builders shipping a Go CLI fork or internal Lark tool gateway use this skill to grow coverage incrementally while keeping denominators honest via leaf command counts in coverage.md.66installs29Good Skillgood-skill is a deliberately small reference skill from the Lark CLI repo that demonstrates how to format an agent skill correctly for catalogs like Prism and skills.sh. Solo and indie builders who package skills for Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex can copy its structure: YAML frontmatter with semantic version, a one-line description, and metadata that declares required binaries such as lark-cli. The markdown body stays short and instructional rather than implementing a product workflow. Install or study it when you are authoring your first skill, auditing repo skills before publish, or fixing ingestion failures caused by missing fields or unclear dependency hints. It does not automate builds or integrations; it encodes the packaging contract so downstream directories can index your capability reliably and agents know what must be on PATH before invocation.65installs30Good Skill Complexgood-skill-complex is a reference agent skill from the Lark CLI ecosystem meant to stress-test SKILL.md frontmatter rather than ship end-user product value. Solo builders and skill authors use it when verifying that installers, catalog ingest, or documentation generators correctly handle long descriptions, nested metadata.requires bins, cliHelp strings, and arbitrary custom fields. It declares dependencies on lark-cli and node and carries version 2.5.1-beta in the manifest. Treat it as a Skill Development specimen: install only when you are debugging skill packaging, Prism tagging pipelines, or Lark CLI behavior. It does not implement a business workflow, MCP bridge, or creative pipeline—its deliverable is a well-formed complex skill document for regression checks.65installs31Good Skill MinimalGood Skill Minimal is a reference agent skill from the Lark CLI ecosystem that exists to prove the smallest publishable SKILL.md shape. Indie builders and skill authors install or copy it when they need a lint-passing stub before layering triggers, tools, and body content. It is not a workflow for shipping features; it is a schema anchor so CLI validators, marketplaces, and local generators can diff real skills against a known-good minimum. The frontmatter carries name, semver-style version, a one-line description, and an empty metadata map, with a trivial markdown body. Use it while bootstrapping custom skills, writing tests for skill packaging, or teaching agents what valid metadata looks like. Once your skill grows beyond the minimum, graduate to fuller templates that include invokeWhen, permissions, and procedural steps.65installs