lark-workflow-meeting-summary

To generate a structured meeting summary, the tool searches Lark vc meetings within a target date range, retrieves associated notes and verbatim tokens, and fetches document metadata to produce a formatted report with session details and links.

The default time range for extracting meeting minutes is the past seven days. When generating weekly digests, the tool applies natural language date inference and splits queries into month-long windows to capture all relevant sessions.

The tool handles pagination by automatically paging through every meeting ID returned by the search command, batching the document tokens, and querying drive metas to ensure all notes and transcripts are retrieved without manual intervention.

Yes, you can append the weekly meeting digest to a Lark cloud doc. After formatting the weekly report, the workflow consults lark-doc document creation details to optionally append the structured write-up directly into your document.

When no notes are available for a retrieved vc meeting, the tool explicitly notes the absence of notes rather than failing the workflow, allowing the structured report to continue generating with metadata and links for sessions lacking transcripts.

Yes, you need proper Lark permissions. The workflow always reads lark-shared for authentication and permission handling, and lark-vc for search behaviors, ensuring it has the necessary access to retrieve vc meetings, notes, and document metadata.