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About lark-shared

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lark-shared

Lark CLI configuration, authentication

lark-shared is an agent skill from the Lark CLI project (larksuite/cli) that holds the shared rules every other lark skill depends on: identity, authentication, the output contract and high-risk operations. It covers configuration and authentication for the lark-cli command, including the initial setup with lark-cli config init --new. The skill explains identity. A command run with --as user acts for the person and can reach their calendar and personal cloud files, while --as bot acts for the app and reaches only the bot's own resources, and a bot query for user data returns an empty success rather than an error. Whenever a command returns an authorization or configuration URL, the skill says to generate a QR code with lark-cli auth qrcode, show it beside the link, and pass the URL on exactly as returned. For JSON output it says to judge success by the ok field or the process exit code, not by a code field, because success responses have no top-level code. The skill also forbids printing secrets such as the app secret or access tokens in plain text, and it asks the agent to read the reference or run --help before calling a command rather than guessing its flags.

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