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About lark-wiki

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lark-wiki

Manage Lark Wiki spaces, members, nodes, and document organization hierarchies

lark-wiki is an agent skill from the Lark CLI project (larksuite/cli) for managing Lark Wiki knowledge spaces, their members, and the document nodes in them. It can create, list and delete knowledge spaces, look up a space or node from a token or URL, and organize the hierarchy of nodes and shortcuts. It can move and copy nodes, and add, remove and list space members, where a member can be a user, a group or a department. The skill sets a firm rule on identity. Adding a department as a space member is not possible with the bot identity, which uses a tenant access token and cannot use department IDs. So when a request involves a department and the bot identity, the agent must say the path cannot work, and it must not try it or quietly switch to the user identity. For everything else the skill prefers the user identity, passed explicitly with --as user, because knowledge spaces and their nodes are the user's own resources. It warns that the CLI's default identity, auto, can resolve to the bot and then list the app's spaces instead of the user's.

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