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About lark-event

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lark-event

Stream Lark/Feishu events as NDJSON

lark-event is an agent skill from the Lark CLI project (larksuite/cli) for listening to real-time Lark and Feishu events and streaming them as NDJSON, one JSON object per line. Event types include IM messages, reactions, chat changes, video conference meetings and Minutes. The skill uses the lark-cli event commands. The list command shows the subscribable event keys, schema shows the parameters and output for one key, consume blocks while it streams matching events to standard output, status checks the local bus daemon, and stop shuts that daemon down. A consume run can be bounded with --max-events and --timeout, and events can be filtered with jq, so that a script or agent gets a finite and predictable result. The skill describes exit contracts that work when the command is run as a subprocess. It requires the shared lark-shared skill, which it says to read first for authentication, switching between the user and bot identities, handling permission denied errors, and safety rules. It suits developers who want an agent or script to react to new messages or meeting events as they happen.

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Price
Free
Made by
larksuite
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/larksuite/cli/lark-event