Use for lark-cli setup/auth tasks: auth login/status/logout, user vs bot identity, business-domain permissions (--domain, including all/docs/drive), missing scopes, revoking authorization, or handling _notice JSON.
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Lark CLI configuration, authentication, and operational guidelines for agent workflows.
Requires initial setup via lark-cli config init --new ; generate QR codes for all verification URLs using lark-cli auth qrcode before sharing with users Supports two identity types—user (personal resources via auth login ) and bot (application-level via appId/appSecret)—with distinct permission models; confirm identity matches the operation's intent Handle permission errors differently by identity: bot requires backend scope setup (provide console_url ), user requires auth login --scope or --domain with explicit scope specification Use split-flow for agent-initiated auth: execute --no-wait --json to get verification URL and device code, display to user, then execute --device-code in a follow-up step after user confirms completion High-risk write operations require explicit user confirmation; when CLI exits with code 10 and confirmation_required error, display the action details, obtain user consent, then retry with --yes appended to the original command
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This skill provides safe and structured instructions for using the lark-cli tool. It includes explicit safety rules against secret exposure and detailed protocols for obtaining user consent before executing high-risk operations.
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