Lark CLI and Agent Skills

lark-cli is the official command-line tool for Lark (Feishu), maintained by the larksuite team on GitHub. The README says it is "built for humans and AI Agents" and covers 18 business domains, Messenger, Docs, Base, Sheets, Slides, Calendar, Mail, Tasks, Meetings and more, with over 200 commands and 26 agent skills. Once installed, a tool like Claude Code or Codex reads the skills and can send messages, create docs, check your calendar or write to a sheet on your say-so. The lark-apps skill handles Miaoda (Spark) apps: creating an app, developing it locally or in the cloud, building pages in HTML and deploying them, reading logs and traffic, setting collaborator permissions, and wiring up scheduled or approval-triggered automations. What sets it apart is that it is first-party and broad, and the README includes a dedicated security section warning that letting an agent operate Lark carries risks of hallucination, unpredictable execution and prompt injection.

Who it's for:People who work in Lark or Feishu every day, already use an AI coding agent, and want it to handle Lark chores. Not useful if you don't code.

Before you start: This project may control your computer, phone or a large set of account permissions. AI Inspiration World has not tested it and does not recommend it. It installs with npm and needs you to sign in to Lark and grant permissions; after that the agent can read and write your messages, docs, Base tables, mail and apps, and deploy Miaoda apps. The README advises using the Lark bot tied to this tool as a private assistant only, not in group chats, and not changing the default security settings. By default the tool sends two risk-control signals with each request, your operating system type and device model. Docs are in English and Chinese. The code is free under the MIT license; Lark platform and Miaoda fees follow the official terms.

Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.