What problem does it solve? It lets you operate Feishu (Lark) instant messaging from the command line: sending and replying to messages, searching chat history, managing group members, and handling interactive cards without manually calling raw OpenAPI endpoints. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Messaging: Send, reply, forward, recall, and search messages across group chats and direct messages, with support for text, markdown, post, images, files, audio, video, and interactive cards. - Chat Management: Create group or topic chats, list and search chats, manage members, managers, moderation, nicknames, and per-user chat settings. - Bookmarks & Feed: Manage message flags, feed shortcuts (pinned chats), and feed groups (tags) for organizing the user's feed sidebar. - Interactive Cards: Send interactive cards built via a guided workflow and listen to card.action.trigger callbacks to update cards in place. - Use Case: Ask the assistant to find a group by name, pull the last 50 messages with reactions, download attached files, and reply with a formatted markdown summary. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to send a message to a Feishu group or list recent messages from a chat, and it will run the appropriate lark-cli im shortcut after confirming the recipient, content, and identity with you.