Lark Work Report

Use this skill when the user wants to report task results to Feishu/Lark after completion, with a preflight check that the reporting channel is available.

Use this skill when the user asks to:

• report completion/progress to Feishu/Lark
• establish or repair a stable "work group" reporting channel before task execution

Required MCP interfaces

• Find group: im_v1_chat_list (useUAT=true)
• Send report: im_v1_message_create (useUAT=true, receive_id_type=chat_id)
• Create work group if needed: im_v1_chat_create (useUAT=true)
• Resolve user identity when needed: contact_v3_user_batchGetId (useUAT=true)

Default work-group bootstrap

Target group name: Codex工作群

1. Run im_v1_chat_list and search exact group name match (name == "Codex工作群").
2. If exactly one match exists, store its chat_id and send a short connectivity test message.
3. If no exact match:
   • list likely candidates from im_v1_chat_list (names containing Codex or 工作群)
   • ask user to confirm whether one candidate should be used
4. If still unresolved:
   • ask user for identity details (name/mobile/email/open_id)
   • ask if a new Codex工作群 should be created
   • create group via im_v1_chat_create, send a test message, and wait for user confirmation
5. Send one test message to the selected/new group and confirm with the CLI user that the channel is correct.
6. Only after reporting channel is confirmed, proceed with the main task workflow.

Reporting workflow

After finishing a user task:

1. Send a concise report message to the resolved work-group chat_id.
2. Report should include:
   • task summary
   • key outputs/artifacts
   • blockers/risks (if any)
   • next-step suggestion (if any)
3. Keep message text compact. If content is long, split into multiple sequential messages.

Explicit non-goals

• This skill does not monitor Feishu for follow-up instructions.
• This skill does not run polling loops for new tasks.
• Task intake/clarification happens in CLI conversation unless the user explicitly requests another workflow.

Safety and behavior constraints

• Never assume group identity from memory; always verify via API in the current session.
• If sender identity or group identity is ambiguous, confirm with the user before sending task reports.
• Do not silently switch to another group without explicit user confirmation.