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lark-setup

lark-setup

Set up Feishu/Lark after installing feishu2codex: install the official lark-cli runtime if missing, initialize app configuration, start browser/device OAuth, and verify the signed-in account.

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name: lark-setup description: "Set up Feishu/Lark after installing feishu2codex: install the official lark-cli runtime if missing, initialize app configuration, start browser/device OAuth, and verify the signed-in account."

Set up Feishu/Lark

Use this workflow when the user installs feishu2codex, asks to connect Feishu/Lark, or a bundled Lark skill cannot run because lark-cli is missing or unauthenticated.

1. Ensure the official runtime exists

The plugin's trusted SessionStart hook normally installs the matching runtime before this Skill runs. Check the result without changing state:

command -v lark-cli && lark-cli --version

If lark-cli is still missing, verify that npm is available, then install the runtime version matching the bundled Skills:

npm install --global --no-audit --no-fund @larksuite/cli@1.0.73

Run lark-cli --version again and require version 1.0.73 before continuing. If npm is unavailable, tell the user that Node.js/npm is required and stop before attempting authentication.

2. Configure and authenticate

Read the sibling ../lark-shared/SKILL.md completely, then follow its configuration and split OAuth flow exactly. In particular:

  • initialize missing app configuration with lark-cli config init --new;
  • prefer least-privilege domain or scope authorization for the user's intended workflow;
  • return the unmodified verification URL and generate the required QR code;
  • never print app secrets, access tokens, device codes, or stored credentials;
  • verify completion with lark-cli auth status --json --verify.

Do not claim setup is complete until the verification response reports a valid signed-in user identity.

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