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Feishu Calendar (calendar): Provides comprehensive management capabilities for calendars and schedules (meetings). Core scenarios include: viewing/searching schedules, creating/updating schedules, managing attendees, checking free/busy status, and recommending available time slots. For high-frequency operations, prioritize using Shortcuts: +agenda (quick overview of today's/upcoming schedules), +create (create a schedule and invite attendees as needed), +freebusy (check the free/busy status of the user's primary calendar and RSVP status), +suggestion (provide multiple time recommendation solutions for appointment schedule requests with undetermined times).
Feishu Mail — draft, compose, send, reply, forward, read, and search emails; manage drafts, folders, labels, contacts, and attachments. Use this when the user mentions terms like draft an email, write an email, draft a message, draft, send notification email, send email, reply to email, forward email, view email, check email, read email, search email, inbox, mail thread, edit draft, manage drafts, download attachment, mail folder, mail label, mail contact, monitor new emails, draft, compose, send email, reply, forward, inbox, mail thread.
Feishu Minutes: Retrieve basic minutes information (title, cover, duration) and related AI outputs (summary, to-dos, chapters). The URL format of Feishu Minutes is: http(s)://<host>/minutes/<minute-token>
Feishu Video Conference: Query meeting records and obtain meeting minute artifacts (summary, todos, chapters, verbatim transcript). 1. Use this skill when querying the number or details of completed meetings (e.g., meetings held yesterday | last week | today, etc.). Use the lark-calendar skill to query upcoming meeting schedules. 2. Support searching meeting records using filter conditions such as keywords, time ranges, organizers, participants, and meeting rooms. 3. Use this skill when obtaining or organizing meeting minutes.
Lark Event Subscription: Real-time monitoring of Lark events (messages, address book changes, calendar changes, etc.) via WebSocket long connection, output NDJSON to stdout, supports compact Agent-friendly format, regex routing, and file output. Used when users need to monitor Lark events in real-time and build event-driven pipelines.
Feishu Contact Directory: Query organizational structure, employee information and search for staff. Obtain detailed information of the current user or a specified user, and search for employees by keywords (name/email/phone number). Use this when you need to view personal information, find a colleague's open_id or contact information, search for employees by name, or query department structure.
Meeting Minutes Compilation Workflow: Compile meeting minutes within a specified time range and generate structured reports. Used when users need to organize meeting minutes, create meeting weekly reports, or review meeting content over a period of time.
Schedule & To-Do Summary: Orchestrate calendar +agenda and task +get-my-tasks to generate a summary of schedules and incomplete tasks for a specified date. Suitable for checking today's, tomorrow's or this week's arrangements.
Feishu/Lark Native OpenAPI Exploration: Uncover native OpenAPI interfaces that are not encapsulated by CLI from the official document library. Use this when users' requirements cannot be met by existing lark-* skills or registered commands in lark-cli, and they need to find and call native Feishu OpenAPIs.
Create custom Skills for lark-cli. Use this when you need to package Feishu API operations into reusable Skills (wrapping atomic APIs or orchestrating multi-step workflows).
Assess and upgrade Azure workloads between plans, tiers, or SKUs within Azure. Generates assessment reports and automates upgrade steps. WHEN: upgrade Consumption to Flex Consumption, upgrade Azure Functions plan, migrate hosting plan, upgrade Functions SKU, move to Flex Consumption, upgrade Azure service tier, change hosting plan, upgrade function app plan, migrate App Service to Container Apps.
Generate images with Google Nano Banana 2 (Gemini-family flash-tier text-to-image) on RunComfy — bundled with the model's documented prompting patterns so the skill gets sharper output than naive prompting against the same model. Documents Nano Banana 2's strengths (rapid iteration, in-image typography rendering, predictable framing, optional web-grounded context), the resolution-tier pricing, the safety-tolerance dial, and when to route to Nano Banana Pro / GPT Image 2 / Flux 2 / Seedream instead. Calls `runcomfy run google/nano-banana-2/text-to-image` through the local RunComfy CLI. Triggers on "nano banana", "nano-banana-2", "nano banana 2", "google image gen", "gemini image", or any explicit ask to generate with this model.