What problem does it solve? Long Lark (Feishu) video meetings are often split into multiple recordings due to one-hour limits, leaving users with fragmented transcripts and AI summaries scattered across links. This Skill consolidates all segments of one meeting into a single merged summary and a structured transcript archive in a designated Lark wiki space. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-segment meeting merging: Treats multiple meeting links, meeting IDs, or minute tokens from the same time range as one meeting and produces one unified outline summary. - Transcript-based summarization: Generates the final outline and action items by reading raw transcripts directly, rather than relying on Lark Minutes AI summaries. - Dual-layer transcript archive: Creates a transcript document with both an AI-cleaned semantic transcript and the complete original Minutes export for each segment. - Structured wiki output: Writes a parent document titled with the meeting start date plus two child documents (summary and transcript) into the target Lark wiki space, with verification after writing. - Use Case: A user provides a time range like "May 29 22:00 to May 30 02:00" and a wiki URL; the Skill locates all meeting segments in that window, downloads transcripts, and publishes a merged summary plus per-segment transcripts to the wiki. ## Quick Start Organize all my Lark video meetings from last night 10pm to 2am into one merged meeting summary with full transcripts and publish them to this Lark wiki space.
