What problem does it solve? Managing native Markdown files stored in Lark (Feishu) Drive normally requires manual uploads and downloads through the web UI. This Skill lets you create, read, edit, compare, and overwrite .md files directly through the lark-cli command line, with clear rules for identity, permissions, and error handling. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Create and upload Markdown: Create native .md files in a Drive folder or Wiki node from inline content, a local file, or stdin. - Fetch and overwrite: Read remote Markdown content, save it locally, or overwrite a remote file and get back the new version number. - Local patch and diff: Apply literal or regex-based replacements via a fetch-replace-overwrite flow, and compare remote versions or a remote file against a local draft with unified diff output. - Use Case: You drafted release notes locally and want to update the copy in Lark Drive. Patch the remote file with your changes, then diff the remote latest version against your local draft to confirm exactly what changed. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to create a Markdown file named README.md in your Lark Drive with the content '# Hello' using the lark-markdown skill.