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lark-wiki-article-archive

Analyzes article URLs and writes structured Chinese notes into a Lark Wiki space.

Updated Aug 12, 2026
Search Tags:#knowledge base#archiving#wiki#feishu#lark#article analysis#chinese writing
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/stalwarthuang/my-configurations --skill lark-wiki-article-archive-stalwarthuang
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: lark-wiki-article-archive
Source: https://github.com/stalwarthuang/my-configurations/tree/main/skills/lark-wiki-article-archive
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/stalwarthuang/my-configurations --skill lark-wiki-article-archive-stalwarthuang

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? It removes the manual effort of reading long technical articles, research posts, or industry news and turning them into well-organized Chinese knowledge base documents in Lark Wiki, complete with insights and reflections. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Article Analysis: Fetches a user-provided URL, verifies sources and dates, and extracts core arguments, mechanisms, and conclusions without copying the original text. - Structured Chinese Documentation: Generates a polished Lark Docx with required sections such as 详细解读, 洞察与启发, and 进一步思考, following a defined XML structure. - Automated Wiki Archiving: Handles Lark user authentication via lark-cli, creates a Wiki Docx node in space 7547344448351649793, writes the content, and verifies the result. - Use Case: A user shares a link to a new engineering blog post and says 命名以“AI笔记”打头; the Skill reads the article, produces a structured Chinese analysis, and archives it into the configured Lark Wiki. ## Quick Start Use the lark-wiki-article-archive skill to analyze this article link and save a structured Chinese note titled with the prefix I specify into my Lark Wiki.

Frequently Asked Questions about lark-wiki-article-archive

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I save an article to a Lark Wiki knowledge base?▼

Provide the article URL plus a naming rule such as 命名以“xxx”打头 or 全命名为“xxx”. The Skill reads and analyzes the article, then creates a Docx node in the configured Wiki space and writes a structured Chinese document.

How to archive web articles into Feishu wiki automatically?▼

Invoke the Skill with the article link and title rule. It uses lark-cli to authenticate as user, creates a Wiki Docx node via wiki +node-create, writes the body with docs +update, and verifies the document is readable.

What happens if the article page is behind a paywall or login?▼

The Skill first tries visible page content, official abstracts, paper pages, or reliable secondary sources. If the full text still cannot be read, it tells the user and asks for the article body or a PDF instead of guessing content.

Why does the Skill ask for Lark authorization before writing?▼

Writing to Wiki requires a valid user token with docs, drive, and wiki permissions. If lark-cli auth status shows the token is missing or expired, the Skill starts a device-code login flow, shows a QR code, and waits for the user to complete authorization.

Can I use this Skill without providing a title naming rule?▼

No. If no naming rule is given, the Skill stops and asks the user to supply one, either a required prefix or an exact full title, rather than inventing a document name on its own.

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