lark-cli
lark-cli is a directory skill that routes users to specialized sub-skills for Lark (Feishu) operations. Load lark-shared first for initialization, then select the appropriate sub-skill based on user intent, whether messaging, calendar management, document editing, spreadsheets, Base tables, wikis, tasks, approvals, attendance, mail, minutes, video calls, or custom API workflows.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/dtyq/magic /tmp/lark-cli && cp -r /tmp/lark-cli/backend/super-magic/agents/skills/lark-cli ~/.claude/skills/lark-cliSKILL.md
# Lark Skill Index This skill is a directory. Find the sub-skill that matches the user's intent, load it with `read_skills`, then proceed. All sub-skills are pre-installed at `~/.agents/skills/`. --- ## Prerequisite: Load lark-shared First Before any Lark operation, load `lark-shared` first — it covers CLI initialization, identity switching (user/bot), scope management, and common error handling. ``` read_skills(skill_names=["lark-shared"]) ``` --- ## Sub-skill Directory Load the skill that matches the user's request. Only load what you need for the current task. | User intent | Load skill | |-------------|-----------| | Develop or deploy HTML apps and web pages | `lark-apps` | | Wrap Lark API operations into a reusable custom Skill (atomic API wrapper or multi-step workflow) | `lark-skill-maker` | | Send/receive messages, list P2P or group-chat messages, search chat history across chats, manage groups, upload/download chat files, batch get messages, list thread messages | `lark-im` | | View/create/update events, manage attendees, check availability, book meeting rooms | `lark-calendar` | | Query org structure, search employees, get user details | `lark-contact` | | Create/edit Lark docs, search cloud drive documents | `lark-doc` | | Manage cloud drive files/folders, upload/download, permissions, comments, rename files | `lark-drive` | | Create/fetch/overwrite Drive-native Markdown files | `lark-markdown` | | Create and operate spreadsheets, read/write cells, append rows, export | `lark-sheets` | | Operate Base (multi-dimensional tables): create tables, manage fields, read/write records, views, workflows | `lark-base` | | Create and manage presentations (slides) | `lark-slides` | | Query and edit whiteboards, export whiteboard images | `lark-whiteboard` | | Manage wiki spaces, space members, document node hierarchy | `lark-wiki` | | Create todos, view/update task status, manage task lists | `lark-task` | | Approval instance and approval task management | `lark-approval` | | Query attendance and punch-in records | `lark-attendance` | | Send/receive mail, manage drafts, folders, labels, contacts, mail rules | `lark-mail` | | Query Minutes list, get Minutes info and AI artifacts (summary/todos/chapters) | `lark-minutes` | | Query VC meeting records, get meeting note artifacts | `lark-vc` | | Manage OKR objectives, key results, alignments, indicators, and progresses | `lark-okr` | | Subscribe to real-time Lark events (messages, contact changes, calendar changes, etc.) | `lark-event` | | Above skills insufficient; need to call native Lark OpenAPI directly | `lark-openapi-explorer` | | Summarize meeting notes over a time range into a structured report | `lark-workflow-meeting-summary` | | Generate daily/weekly agenda and unfinished task summary (standup/daily report) | `lark-workflow-standup-report` | --- ## Load Examples ``` read_skills(skill_names=["lark-shared", "lark-im"]) read_skills(skill_names=["lark-shared", "lark-calendar"]) read_skills(skill_names=["lark-shared", "lark-base"]) ``` --- ## When Unsure About a Command For any lark-cli subcommand, if parameters or usage are unclear, run it with `--help` — do not guess. ```bash lark-cli --help lark-cli <command> --help lark-cli <command> <subcommand> --help ``` Examples: ```bash lark-cli im --help lark-cli calendar events --help lark-cli base record --help ```
Query the list of all agents (employees) available to the current user. Use when generating code that requires a real agentId, or when the user asks "which agents/employees do I have".
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Migrate existing antd-style CSS-in-JS (createStyles) components to Tailwind CSS utility classes with full dark mode support, following the project's style system transition strategy. Use when the user asks to migrate, convert, or rewrite antd-style components to Tailwind, or when working on new components in files that already use antd-style.
Open and operate webpages in a real browser: navigate, read rendered content, inspect interactive elements, click, type, submit forms, press keys, select options, check boxes, hover, scroll, upload files, wait for page changes, manage pages, take and save screenshots, analyze visual layout, and inspect page errors and network activity.
Core canvas design skill covering project management, multimedia principles, AI image generation, web image search, and design marker processing. Load for any canvas design task. CRITICAL - When user message contains [@design_canvas_project:...] or [@design_marker:...] mentions, or when the user wants to generate video/animation/clip on a canvas project, you MUST load this skill first before any operations.
Use when details may have been lost after context compaction, or when the Agent needs to inspect earlier compacted messages or previously created sub-agents.
Manage persistence for user-installed third-party CLI tools in the Super Magic sandbox. Use when the user wants to install, configure, adopt, restore, inspect, or remove a CLI, or when an external skill, webpage, or installer asks to run CLI install commands such as curl|sh, npm install -g, pipx install, uv tool install, go install, cargo install, or brew install. Do not persist runtime-provided CLIs.
Expert code review of current git changes with a senior engineer lens. Detects SOLID violations, security risks, and proposes actionable improvements.