lark-im

Use the lark-cli im +messages-send shortcut with --chat-id and a text, markdown, post, or media payload. If you only know the group name, resolve its chat_id first with lark-cli im +chat-search --query "<name>".

Use lark-cli im +messages-search with a keyword plus optional sender, chat, and time-range filters; it runs under user identity and supports auto-pagination. To list messages in one known chat, use +chat-messages-list with --chat-id instead.

It depends on the operation: message search, flags, feed shortcuts, and feed groups are user-only, while urgent notifications and image uploads are bot-only. Most chat and message operations support both, but permissions are checked against the calling identity's membership and role.

Yes. Use +messages-resources-download for a single resource, which supports automatic 8MB chunked downloads for large files, or pass --download-resources to message-listing commands to fetch all eligible resources into ./lark-im-resources/. Stickers are not downloadable.

Bot identity fails with error 232043 when target users are mutually invisible to the bot. The documented workaround is a two-step flow: create the group with the bot including only the current user, then add other members via chat.members create under user identity.

Run lark-cli event consume card.action.trigger as bot to stream interaction events, then build a complete updated card JSON from the event's card_content and call the delayed-update API with the event token. The token is valid for 30 minutes and at most 2 uses.