lark-vc

Use `lark-cli vc +search` with at least one filter such as a keyword, time range, organizer IDs, participant IDs, or room IDs. It only returns ended meetings; for future scheduled meetings use the lark-calendar skill instead.

Run `lark-cli vc +notes` with meeting IDs, minute tokens, or calendar event IDs. It returns the AI note document token, verbatim transcript token, and Minutes artifacts like summary, todos, and chapters, which you read with `docs +fetch`.

AI notes come from the in-meeting AI summary feature and produce a note document plus verbatim transcript. Minutes come from the recording chain or uploaded media and contain summary, todos, chapters, and transcript. The two chains are independent and a meeting may have either, both, or neither.

No, `vc +search` only covers ended historical meetings, including instant meetings not on the calendar. For future schedules or today's upcoming meetings, use the lark-calendar skill and merge both result sets when needed.

The meeting may not have generated notes, or you lack participant permission (error 121005). Try the `--minute-tokens` path instead, which degrades gracefully to built-in Minutes artifacts without requiring note read permission.

Run `lark-cli vc +recording --meeting-ids <id>` to resolve the meeting's recording into a minute_token. You can then pass that token to `minutes +download`, `minutes minutes get`, or `vc +notes --minute-tokens` depending on what you need.