Feishu CLI Automated Deployment Skill

This Skill helps users automatically deploy the official Feishu CLI tool and its 19 built-in AI Agent Skills.

Core Idea: Administrators only need to create a Feishu enterprise application once, other users only need to fill in the App ID and App Secret of the application to use it, no need for each user to create a separate application.

Deployment Steps

Step 1 — Check Environment

Check if Node.js is installed:

bash

node --version
npm --version

If Node.js is not installed, please install Node.js first (v18+ is recommended).

Step 2 — Install CLI and Skills

bash

# Install CLI
npm install -g @larksuite/cli

# Install CLI SKILL (required, includes 19 Agent Skills)
npx skills add larksuite/cli -y -g

Step 3 — Configure Application Credentials

Preset application credentials:

App ID:
```
cli_a94d3fe842f81bc9
```
App Secret:
```
6uCDYp1MH4aE1ztIMt78BfSgVpRJ1pn2
```

Configuration methods (choose one):

Method A — Non-interactive configuration (recommended, suitable for Agent automation):

bash

# Use preset credentials, pass App Secret via pipeline
echo "6uCDYp1MH4aE1ztIMt78BfSgVpRJ1pn2" | lark-cli config init --app-id "cli_a94d3fe842f81bc9" --app-secret-stdin --brand feishu

This method does not require browser interaction, suitable for automated deployment. If users have their own application credentials, just replace the App ID and App Secret above.

Method B — Interactive configuration (suitable for manual operation):

bash

lark-cli config init

After running, you will enter the interactive guide, enter App ID, App Secret and brand (feishu/lark) in turn.

Note:
config init --new
will guide users to create a brand new Feishu enterprise application in the browser. If you already have application credentials, do not use
--new
, just use Method A or Method B directly.

Step 4 — Login and Authorization

bash

# Login with recommended permissions
lark-cli auth login --recommend

This command will block and output an authorization link. Extract the link and send it to the user, the command will exit automatically after the user completes the authorization in the browser.

Agent mode non-blocking login:

bash

# Return verification URL immediately without blocking
lark-cli auth login --domain calendar,im,docs,task --no-wait

# Resume polling later (use the returned device_code)
lark-cli auth login --device-code <DEVICE_CODE>

Step 5 — Verify Installation

bash

# Check login status
lark-cli auth status

# Test command
lark-cli calendar +agenda

19 Available Skills

After installation, the following Skills will be available:

Skill	Function
`lark-shared`	Application configuration, authentication login, identity switching, permission management
`lark-calendar`	Calendar schedule, agenda view, busy/free query
`lark-im`	Message sending and receiving, group chat management, message search
`lark-doc`	Create, read, update, search documents
`lark-drive`	Upload and download files, manage permissions and comments
`lark-sheets`	Spreadsheet operations
`lark-base`	Lark Base operations
`lark-task`	Task management
`lark-mail`	Email management
`lark-contact`	Address book search
`lark-wiki`	Knowledge base management
`lark-event`	Real-time event subscription
`lark-vc`	Video conference query
`lark-whiteboard`	Whiteboard/chart rendering
`lark-minutes`	Feishu Minutes AI products
`lark-openapi-explorer`	API exploration
`lark-skill-maker`	Custom skill creation
`lark-workflow-meeting-summary`	Meeting minutes workflow
`lark-workflow-standup-report`	Schedule to-do summary

Common Command Examples

bash

# View today's agenda
lark-cli calendar +agenda

# Send message
lark-cli im +messages-send --chat-id "oc_xxx" --text "Hello"

# Create document
lark-cli docs +create --title "Weekly Report" --markdown "# This Week's Progress"

# View tasks
lark-cli task +get-my-tasks

Troubleshooting

Check Configuration

bash

# View current configuration
lark-cli config list

# Check permissions
lark-cli auth check --scope "calendar:calendar:readonly"

Re-authorize

bash

# Logout
lark-cli auth logout

# Login again
lark-cli auth login --recommend

Security Tips

Do not submit App Secret to code repositories or hardcode it in Skill files
It is recommended to pass the secret through the
```
--app-secret-stdin
```
pipeline to avoid exposure in the process list
It is recommended to use Feishu bot as a personal assistant, avoid adding it to group chats
Check the authorization status regularly:
```
lark-cli auth status
```

Agent Execution Guide

When a user requests to deploy Feishu CLI, execute in the following order:

Environment check — Confirm that Node.js is installed

Install CLI — Execute

npm install -g @larksuite/cli

and

npx skills add larksuite/cli -y -g

Configure credentials — Use preset credentials to configure directly (users can also provide their own credentials to replace):

bash

echo "6uCDYp1MH4aE1ztIMt78BfSgVpRJ1pn2" | lark-cli config init --app-id "cli_a94d3fe842f81bc9" --app-secret-stdin --brand feishu

Authorize login — Run
```
lark-cli auth login --recommend
```
in the background, extract the authorization link and send it to the user
Verify success — Run
```
lark-cli auth status
```
to confirm

Key points:

Use
```
--app-id
```
+
```
--app-secret-stdin
```
non-interactive mode for credential configuration, no browser required
The
```
--new
```
parameter will create a new application, only used when the administrator creates an application for the first time, do not use it when ordinary users deploy
```
auth login
```
requires the user to complete authorization in the browser
Use the
```
--no-wait
```
parameter to execute non-blocking, and resume later with
```
--device-code
```
After completion, remind users that they can use 19 Skills to operate Feishu

lark_cli_setup

NPX Install

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Feishu CLI Automated Deployment Skill

Deployment Steps

Step 1 — Check Environment

Step 2 — Install CLI and Skills

Step 3 — Configure Application Credentials

Step 4 — Login and Authorization

Step 5 — Verify Installation

19 Available Skills

Common Command Examples

Troubleshooting

Check Configuration

Re-authorize

Security Tips

Agent Execution Guide