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About lark-approval

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lark-approval

Lark approval instance and task management via CLI commands

lark-approval is an agent skill from the Lark CLI project (larksuite/cli) for handling approval work in Lark: querying and acting on approval to-dos, done items and instances, searching the approval definitions that can be started, viewing a definition's details, and starting a native approval instance. The skill's listed actions cover instances, which can be fetched, canceled, copied to others or listed as initiated, and tasks, which can be reminded, approved, rejected, transferred, queried, given an added approver, or rolled back. Approval actions are taken as the user by default, because approval is a person's action. It routes carefully. An approval to-do is not a Lark task, so any request whose core object is an approval document, an approval to-do or an approval instance goes to this skill, and only non-approval to-dos go to the lark-task skill. The skill does not create approval definitions, and third-party approval definitions do not go through native submission. It requires Lark CLI authentication and specific OAuth scopes for read and write operations.

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Free
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larksuite
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/larksuite/cli/lark-approval