Description
lark-doc is an agent skill from the Lark CLI project (larksuite/cli) for creating, reading, editing and managing Lark documents. It covers three document types, Docx, Wiki and Cloud Documents, and handles embedded spreadsheets, multidimensional tables and whiteboards by extracting their tokens so that other skills can take over. Its tasks include reading and summarizing a document, creating a document from scratch, importing content or making an empty document, editing and reformatting by block-level links, inserting or downloading image attachments, and working with mind notes. The skill is organized by scenario. The agent first decides what the user needs, then reads only the reference file for that scenario, and each file is read once, when the agent first enters that stage. Creating a document from scratch runs a full creation workflow even for simple requests. Document operations are recommended to run as the user with --as user. The skill is the document part of the Lark CLI and relies on the shared lark-shared skill for setup and authentication. Its instructions are written mainly in Chinese, and the listing is in English.…
Highlights
- Read, summarize, create and edit Lark documents
- Docx, Wiki and Cloud Documents
- Extracts tokens for embedded sheets and boards
- Image attachments and mind notes
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lark-doc FAQ
What does the lark-doc skill do?
It lets an agent create, read, edit and summarize Lark documents through the Lark CLI.
How do I install it?
Run: npx skills add https://github.com/larksuite/cli --skill lark-doc
Which document types does it support?
Docx, Wiki and Cloud Documents.
Does it need setup first?
Yes. It relies on the lark-shared skill for configuration and authentication.
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-doc alternatives?
Popular alternatives to lark-doc include lark-im, lark-wiki and lark-task. See all lark-doc alternatives