Lark CLI 1.0.0 డౌన్‌లోడ్

Initial Release
The first open-source release of Lark CLI — the official command-line interface for Lark/Feishu.
Features
Core Commands
- lark api — Make arbitrary Lark Open API calls directly from the terminal with flexible parameter support.
- lark auth — Complete OAuth authentication flow, including interactive login, logout, token status, and scope management.
- lark config — Manage CLI configuration, including init for guided setup and default-as for switching contexts.
- lark schema — Inspect available API services and resource schemas.
- lark doctor — Run diagnostic checks on CLI configuration and environment.
Service Shortcuts
Built-in shortcuts for commonly used Lark APIs, enabling concise commands like lark im send or lark drive upload:
- IM (Messaging) — Send messages, manage chats, and more.
- Drive — Upload, download, and manage cloud documents.
- Docs — Work with Lark documents.
- Sheets — Interact with spreadsheets.
- Base (Bitable) — Manage multi-dimensional tables.
- Calendar — Create and manage calendar events.
- Mail — Send and manage emails.
- Contact — Look up users and departments.
- Task — Create and manage tasks.
- Event — Subscribe to and manage event callbacks.
- VC (Video Conference) — Manage meetings.
- Whiteboard — Interact with whiteboards.
AI Agent Skills
Bundled AI agent skills for intelligent assistance:
- lark-im, lark-doc, lark-drive, lark-sheets, lark-base, lark-calendar, lark-mail, lark-contact, lark-task, lark-event, lark-vc, lark-whiteboard, lark-wiki, lark-minutes
- lark-openapi-explorer — Explore and discover Lark APIs interactively.
- lark-skill-maker — Create custom AI skills.
- lark-workflow-meeting-summary — Automated meeting summary workflow.
- lark-workflow-standup-report — Automated standup report workflow.
- lark-shared — Shared skill utilities.
Developer Experience
- Cross-platform support (macOS, Linux, Windows) via GoReleaser.
- Shell completion for Bash, Zsh, Fish, and PowerShell.
- Bilingual documentation (English & Chinese).
- CI/CD pipelines: linting, testing, coverage reporting, and automated releases.