feishu-task

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Feishu Task Management Tool, used for creating, querying, updating tasks and tasklists. **Use this Skill when**: (1) Need to create, query, update, or delete tasks (2) Need to create and manage tasklists (3) Need to view task lists or tasks within tasklists (4) User mentions "task", "to-do", "tasklist", "pending task" (5) Need to set task assignees, followers, and due dates

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Sourcelarksuite/openclaw-lark

Added on2026-03-18

NPX Install

npx skill4agent add larksuite/openclaw-lark feishu-task

SKILL.md Content (Chinese)

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Feishu Task Management

🚨 Pre-Execution Notes

✅ Time Format: ISO 8601 / RFC 3339 (with time zone), e.g.,
```
2026-02-28T17:00:00+08:00
```
✅ current_user_id Highly Recommended: Obtain from SenderId in message context. The tool will automatically add it as a follower (if not in members) to ensure the creator can edit the task
✅ patch/get Required: task_guid
✅ tasklist.tasks Required: tasklist_guid
✅ Complete Task: completed_at = "2026-02-26 15:00:00"
✅ Revert Completion (Restore to Incomplete): completed_at = "0"

📋 Quick Index: Intent → Tool → Required Parameters

User Intent	Tool	action	Required Parameters	Highly Recommended	Common Optional
Create To-Do	feishu_task_task	create	summary	current_user_id (SenderId)	members, due, description
Query Incomplete Tasks	feishu_task_task	list	-	completed=false	page_size
Get Task Details	feishu_task_task	get	task_guid	-	-
Complete Task	feishu_task_task	patch	task_guid, completed_at	-	-
Revert Task Completion	feishu_task_task	patch	task_guid, completed_at="0"	-	-
Modify Due Date	feishu_task_task	patch	task_guid, due	-	-
Create Tasklist	feishu_task_tasklist	create	name	-	members
View Tasks in Tasklist	feishu_task_tasklist	tasks	tasklist_guid	-	completed
Add Tasklist Members	feishu_task_tasklist	add_members	tasklist_guid, members[]	-	-

🎯 Core Constraints (Knowledge Not Disclosed in Schema)

1. Tool Uses User Identity (Built-in Protection)

The tool uses
user_access_token
(user identity)

This means:

✅ You can assign any member when creating a task (including assigning to others only)
⚠️ You can only view and edit tasks where you are a member
⚠️ If you don't add yourself to members when creating, you won't be able to edit the task later

Automatic Protection Mechanism:

Pass the
```
current_user_id
```
parameter (obtained from SenderId)
If
```
current_user_id
```
is not in
```
members
```
, the tool will automatically add it as a follower
Ensures the creator can always edit the task

Recommended Usage: Always pass

current_user_id

when creating tasks, the tool will handle member relationships automatically.

2. Task Member Role Explanation

assignee: Responsible for completing the task, can edit the task
follower: Follows task progress, receives notifications

Example of Adding Members:

json

{
  "members": [
    {"id": "ou_xxx", "role": "assignee"},  // Assignee
    {"id": "ou_yyy", "role": "follower"}   // Follower
  ]
}

Note: Use the user's

open_id

for

id

(obtained from SenderId in message context)

3. Tasklist Member Role Conflict

Phenomenon: When creating a tasklist (

tasklist.create

) with

members

, the returned

tasklist.members

is empty or missing members

Reason: The creator automatically becomes the tasklist owner. If the creator is included in

members

, the user will finally be set as owner and removed from

members

(a user can only have one role)

Suggestion: Do not include the creator in

members

, only add other collaborative members

4. Three Uses of completed_at

1) Complete Task (Set Completion Time):

json

{
  "action": "patch",
  "task_guid": "xxx",
  "completed_at": "2026-02-26 15:30:00"  // Beijing time string
}

2) Revert Completion (Restore to Incomplete State):

json

{
  "action": "patch",
  "task_guid": "xxx",
  "completed_at": "0"  // Special value "0" means revert completion
}

3) Millisecond Timestamp (Not recommended unless strictly generated by upper layer):

json

{
  "completed_at": "1740545400000"  // Millisecond timestamp string
}

5. Tasklist Member Roles

Member Type	Role	Description
user	owner	Owner, can transfer ownership
user	editor	Can edit, modify tasklist and tasks
user	viewer	Can view, read-only permission
chat	editor/viewer	The entire group gets the permission

Note: When creating a tasklist, the creator automatically becomes the owner, no need to specify in members.

📌 Usage Scenario Examples

Scenario 1: Create Task and Assign Assignee

json

{
  "action": "create",
  "summary": "Prepare Weekly Meeting Materials",
  "description": "Organize this week's work progress and next week's plan",
  "current_user_id": "ou_sender's_open_id",
  "due": {
    "timestamp": "2026-02-28 17:00:00",
    "is_all_day": false
  },
  "members": [
    {"id": "ou_collaborator's_open_id", "role": "assignee"}
  ]
}

Explanation:

```
summary
```
is a required field
```
current_user_id
```
is highly recommended to pass (obtained from SenderId), the tool will automatically add it as a follower
```
members
```
can only include other collaborators, the current user will be added automatically
Use Beijing time string format

Scenario 2: Query Incomplete Tasks I'm Responsible For

json

{
  "action": "list",
  "completed": false,
  "page_size": 20
}

Scenario 3: Complete Task

json

{
  "action": "patch",
  "task_guid": "task_guid",
  "completed_at": "2026-02-26 15:30:00"
}

Scenario 4: Revert Task Completion (Restore to Incomplete State)

json

{
  "action": "patch",
  "task_guid": "task_guid",
  "completed_at": "0"
}

Scenario 5: Create Tasklist and Add Collaborators

json

{
  "action": "create",
  "name": "Product Iteration v2.0",
  "members": [
    {"id": "ou_xxx", "role": "editor"},
    {"id": "ou_yyy", "role": "viewer"}
  ]
}

Scenario 6: View Incomplete Tasks in Tasklist

json

{
  "action": "tasks",
  "tasklist_guid": "tasklist_guid",
  "completed": false
}

Scenario 7: All-Day Task

json

{
  "action": "create",
  "summary": "Annual Summary",
  "due": {
    "timestamp": "2026-03-01 00:00:00",
    "is_all_day": true
  }
}

🔍 Common Errors and Troubleshooting

Error Phenomenon	Root Cause	Solution
Cannot edit task after creation	Did not add yourself to members when creating	At least add the current user (SenderId) as assignee or follower when creating
patch fails with task_guid missing prompt	Did not pass task_guid parameter	Must pass task_guid for patch/get
tasks fails with tasklist_guid missing prompt	Did not pass tasklist_guid parameter	Must pass tasklist_guid for tasklist.tasks action
Revert completion fails	Incorrect completed_at format	Use the string `"0"` , not the number 0
Incorrect time	Used Unix timestamp	Use ISO 8601 format (with time zone): `2024-01-01T00:00:00+08:00`

📚 Appendix: Background Knowledge

A. Resource Relationships

Tasklist
  └─ Custom Section (Optional)
      └─ Task
          ├─ Members: assignee, follower
          ├─ Subtask
          ├─ Due Date, Start Time
          └─ Attachments, Comments

Core Concepts:

Task: Independent to-do item with a unique
```
task_guid
```
Tasklist: Container for organizing multiple tasks with a unique
```
tasklist_guid
```
assignee: Can edit tasks and mark them as completed
follower: Receives task update notifications
MyTasks: Collection of all tasks where you are the assignee

B. How to Get GUID

task_guid: Obtain from
```
task.guid
```
in the return value after creating a task, or via
```
list
```
query
tasklist_guid: Obtain from
```
tasklist.guid
```
in the return value after creating a tasklist, or via
```
list
```
query

C. How to Add Task to Tasklist

Specify the

tasklists

parameter when creating a task:

json

{
  "action": "create",
  "summary": "Task Title",
  "tasklists": [
    {
      "tasklist_guid": "tasklist_guid",
      "section_guid": "section_guid (optional)"
    }
  ]
}

D. How to Create Recurring Tasks

Use the

repeat_rule

parameter in RRULE format:

json

{
  "action": "create",
  "summary": "Weekly Meeting",
  "due": {"timestamp": "2026-03-03 14:00:00", "is_all_day": false},
  "repeat_rule": "FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO"
}

Note: Only tasks with a due date can set a repeat rule.

E. Data Permissions

Can only operate tasks you have permission for (tasks where you are a member)
Can only operate tasklists you have permission for (tasklists where you are a member)
Adding a task to a tasklist requires edit permissions for both the task and the tasklist

feishu-task

NPX Install

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SKILL.md Content (Chinese)

Feishu Task Management

🚨 Pre-Execution Notes

📋 Quick Index: Intent → Tool → Required Parameters

🎯 Core Constraints (Knowledge Not Disclosed in Schema)

1. Tool Uses User Identity (Built-in Protection)

2. Task Member Role Explanation

3. Tasklist Member Role Conflict

4. Three Uses of completed_at

5. Tasklist Member Roles

📌 Usage Scenario Examples

Scenario 1: Create Task and Assign Assignee

Scenario 2: Query Incomplete Tasks I'm Responsible For

Scenario 3: Complete Task

Scenario 4: Revert Task Completion (Restore to Incomplete State)

Scenario 5: Create Tasklist and Add Collaborators

Scenario 6: View Incomplete Tasks in Tasklist

Scenario 7: All-Day Task

🔍 Common Errors and Troubleshooting

📚 Appendix: Background Knowledge

A. Resource Relationships

B. How to Get GUID

C. How to Add Task to Tasklist

D. How to Create Recurring Tasks

E. Data Permissions