lark-okr

To retrieve Feishu OKR cycles, use the +cycle-list shortcut to fetch available cycles for a user. This provides a structured API-style output containing cycle identifiers and metadata, which you can then use to inspect specific objectives and key results.

Yes, you can edit Feishu OKR objectives and key results programmatically. The skill supports reading and editing user OKRs, including updating positions and weights, while enforcing authentication and permission checks through lark-cli endpoints.

OKR alignment relationships are handled by inspecting connections across objectives and key results within different cycles. The skill retrieves alignment data to provide clear visibility into how objects relate across cycles and owners, outputting structured API-like relationship maps.

Rich-text content for Feishu OKR notes and descriptions is handled using the ContentBlock format. This applies to both Objective and KeyResult content, ensuring structured rich-text data is properly formatted when retrieved or edited via the API-style workflows.

Yes, accessing Lark OKR data requires special authentication. The skill enforces authentication and permission checks by integrating with the lark-shared SKILL and lark-cli endpoints to ensure secure reading and editing of OKR cycles and objectives.

The best way to explore OKR cycle contents is by using the +cycle-detail shortcut after obtaining the cycle ID from +cycle-list. This fetches detailed information including objectives, key results, and indicators for that specific cycle.