lark-openapi-explorer

You can discover native Feishu OpenAPI endpoints by parsing the official Lark markdown documentation repository, which extracts HTTP methods, paths, parameters, and required authentication scopes for unregistered APIs.

Extracting Feishu API parameters and response schemas involves navigating the official Lark markdown documentation hierarchy to identify relevant API definitions, then parsing the documents to validate specs before invoking them via lark-cli api.

Yes, you can use lark-cli api to invoke unregistered Feishu OpenAPI interfaces by first using this skill to parse the official markdown repository and output a ready-to-call API specification with method, path, and parameters.

Yes, discovering Lark APIs with specific authentication scopes works because the skill parses official markdown documents to extract required authentication scopes alongside HTTP methods, paths, and response schemas for validation.

You need to parse the official Lark markdown repository for OpenAPI discovery when existing skills or CLI commands do not cover your requested Feishu API and you must inspect, validate, and prepare the unregistered interface for invocation.

The limitation of relying on markdown documentation for Feishu API discovery is that it only extracts APIs published in the official repository, meaning any undocumented native Lark endpoints or internal interfaces remain completely inaccessible.