Cloud document skill from the official Feishu lark-cli repository (Chinese): The agent reads, summarizes, creates, and rewrites Feishu Docx / Wiki documents by URL or token, inserts or downloads image attachments, views and rolls back historical versions, and updates whiteboards and mind notes.
skills.sh installs 482247 (+1071 / 24h)
Security Audit: Not audited
- Not yet scanned
Rationale
- First determine the scenario, then read the corresponding reference: use +fetch for reading; for writing from scratch, follow the complete creation workflow (note that "simple tasks are not a reason to skip steps"); use +update for rewriting, polishing, and rearranging; use +create directly only when creating an empty document or importing as-is
- Also recognizes /docx/ and /wiki/ links on doubao.com; /page/<token> refers to Miaoda applications and is not treated as a cloud document; comments, file permissions, and document copying are handled by the lark-drive skill
- When updating an existing whiteboard, the original token must be reused; creating a new blank whiteboard is prohibited
- skills.sh installs 1071 in 24 hours, with a cumulative total of 482247; the same repository contains 27 other skills (indicating attention level only)
Usage
- Requires lark-cli and the lark-shared skill from the same repository (managing login, identity, and permission scopes), as well as Feishu account authorization
- It is recommended to explicitly add --as user for document operations; triggered when a Feishu document link or token is provided
Risks
- Not audited in this period, fixed at C-level, and installation commands are not displayed; lark-shared from the same suite is also listed but its skill page is inaccessible, so it was not included in this period
- When using --as user, documents are read and written under your identity, allowing modification of body text, rollback of historical versions, and deletion of covers; the agent's visible scope equals your document permissions
- +media-insert uploads local files into documents; be careful not to pass file paths that should not be shared externally