lark-cli-mcp
Enables AI clients to send, read, reply, and search messages on Feishu/Lark as the user's own identity using MCP tools.
README
@yoreland/lark-cli-mcp
One-line
npxMCP server that lets AI clients (Amazon Quick Desktop, Claude Desktop, …) operate Feishu / Lark as your own user identity — send, read, reply, and search messages.
It wraps the official lark-cli (bundled as a dependency, no separate install) and exposes 19 tools over MCP stdio — messaging, cloud docs, Wiki, Drive, and Bitable. Because every call runs with --as user, the sender/creator shown in Feishu is you, not a bot.
Quick start (for workshop attendees)
1) One-time login (in a terminal)
# Bind the shared Feishu app (scan the QR code)
npx -y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp -- config init --new
# OAuth device-flow login as yourself
npx -y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp auth
# Sanity check (should report logged-in)
npx -y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp doctor
2) Add the MCP server in Amazon Quick Desktop
Go to Settings → Capabilities → MCP → + Add MCP:

In the dialog, use Paste JSON config and paste:
{
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@yoreland/lark-cli-mcp"]
}

Click Apply → Save. The server should show 19 tools · Connected ✅
Manual form instead of JSON? Connection type =
Local, Command =npx, Arguments =-y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp. Arguments are space-split (no spaces inside the package name, so this is safe).
3) (Recommended) Add the skill
Settings → Capabilities → Skills → Upload, then select skill/feishu-lark/SKILL.md. Toggle it Active.

The skill teaches Quick when and how to use the 19 tools (resolve chat_id/open_id first, confirm before sending, Bitable field handling, etc.) — the MCP provides the tools, the skill makes Quick use them well.
4) Try it
- "看看 XX 群最近聊了什么"
- "帮我找一下某人"
- "搜一下我的飞书文档里有没有 …"
- "列一下这个多维表格 <URL> 的记录"
Prerequisites
- Node.js v18+ (
node -v) - An MCP client (Amazon Quick Desktop / Claude Desktop / etc.)
- A Feishu/Lark account in the org running the workshop
- Network access to npm registry and Feishu OAuth
The Feishu App ID / Secret is provided centrally by the workshop host and baked into the shared lark-cli config — attendees only do the OAuth login step. (See Host setup.)
Behind the Great Firewall? Use a mirror:
npm config set registry https://registry.npmmirror.com
Commands
npx -y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp # start MCP server (stdio) — what the client runs
npx -y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp auth # OAuth device-flow login (user identity)
npx -y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp status # show auth status
npx -y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp logout # clear token
npx -y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp doctor # environment + login self-check
npx -y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp -- <args> # passthrough to bundled lark-cli
The tools
Messaging (IM)
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
feishu_send_message |
Send a message |
feishu_get_messages |
Read recent messages |
feishu_reply_message |
Reply (thread optional) |
feishu_search_messages |
Search messages |
feishu_list_chats |
Find group chats |
feishu_search_user |
Find a user (→ open_id) |
feishu_get_thread |
View a thread |
Docs / Wiki / Drive
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
feishu_search_docs |
Search docs / wiki / sheets |
feishu_doc_fetch |
Read a document |
feishu_doc_create |
Create a document (markdown) |
feishu_doc_update |
Update a document |
feishu_drive_search |
Search Drive files (type filters) |
feishu_wiki_node_list |
List wiki nodes |
feishu_wiki_node_get |
Get a wiki node (accepts URL) |
Bitable (multi-dimensional tables)
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
feishu_base_table_list |
List tables in a base |
feishu_base_field_list |
List fields of a table |
feishu_base_record_list |
List records (filter/sort) |
feishu_base_record_search |
Search records |
feishu_base_record_upsert |
Create/update a record |
Talk to it naturally
| Goal | Say to your assistant |
|---|---|
| Read a group | "看看 XX 群最近聊了什么" |
| Send | "在 XX 群说:明天会议改到 3 点" |
| Reply | "回复那条消息:收到,我来跟进" |
| Search | "搜一下谁提过客户报价" |
| Find someone | "帮我找一下张三的 open_id" |
| View a thread | "看看那条消息下面的讨论" |
Host setup
The workshop host creates one Feishu custom app and configures it so attendees share the same App ID/Secret but each authorize their own account.
- Feishu Open Platform → create an internal custom app → note App ID / App Secret.
- Enable User token scopes matching the
im,contact,searchdomains (message read/write, reply, chat read, user search, message search). - Distribute the App ID/Secret to attendees via
lark-cli config(or a pre-bound config). The login step requests scopes via--domain im,contact,docs,wiki,drive,base.
auth uses OAuth Device Flow, so no redirect URL / localhost:3000 callback configuration is required.
Troubleshooting
missing required scope(s) — re-login with the needed domain:
npx -y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp auth --domain im,contact,docs,wiki,drive,base
Client shows "No tools loaded" — run npx -y @yoreland/lark-cli-mcp doctor; confirm Node ≥18 and that auth status is OK.
Token expired — just re-run auth.
Known limitations
- No image/file attachment sending (text + markdown only)
- No interactive cards
- No group creation
- Tokens expire; re-run
authwhen they do
How it works
MCP client (Quick Desktop / Claude Desktop)
│ stdio (MCP / JSON-RPC)
▼
@yoreland/lark-cli-mcp (server.mjs)
│ child_process.execFile (no shell → injection-safe)
▼
lark-cli --as user (bundled dependency)
│ OAuth user_access_token (device flow)
▼
Feishu / Lark Open API
License
MIT
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