Description
lark-base is an agent skill from the Lark CLI project (larksuite/cli) for working with Lark Base, the multidimensional table product, through the command line. It covers tables, fields, records, views, statistics, formula and lookup fields, forms, dashboards, workflows, roles and permissions, the template library, and BaseApp pages and components. It supports create, read, update and delete on tables, fields and records. The skill explains how a Base is built. It is a tree of blocks, where folders, tables, documents, dashboards and workflows are block types, with Base-level settings such as advanced permissions and roles alongside. The skill also sets an order for finding the target. From a URL or share link it uses a URL resolver, from a title or keyword it uses a title resolver, and when several candidates match it uses the title, owner and update time to narrow them down, asking the user if the choice is still unclear. Operations should run as the user with --as user, and an app identity is used only when the user asks for it. Its instructions are written mainly in Chinese, and the listing is in English.…
Highlights
- Tables, fields, records and views
- Formula and lookup fields
- Forms, dashboards and workflows
- Finds Bases from URLs or titles
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lark-base FAQ
What does the lark-base skill do?
It lets an agent manage Lark Base tables, fields, records, views, formulas, forms, dashboards and workflows through the Lark CLI.
How do I install it?
Run: npx skills add https://github.com/larksuite/cli --skill lark-base
How does it find the right Base?
From a URL or share link it uses a URL resolver, and from a title or keyword a title resolver, then narrows multiple matches by owner and update time.
Which identity does it use?
The user, with --as user, unless the user explicitly asks for an app identity.
What security checks has it passed?
skills.sh lists three audits: Gen Agent Trust Hub Pass, Socket Pass and Snyk Warn. A Warn or Fail is worth reading before you install.
What are the best lark-base alternatives?
Popular alternatives to lark-base include lark-sheets, backend-patterns and google-workspace-ops. See all lark-base alternatives