lark-shared

To set up Lark CLI authentication, initialize app settings with lark-cli config init, then use lark-cli auth login with the --as user or --as bot flag to switch contexts and authorize scopes.

Permission denied errors during Lark CLI login occur when required scopes are missing. The workflow provides proactive remediation steps, requiring explicit scope or domain inputs to resolve missing permissions safely.

Manage Lark CLI permission scopes by providing explicit scope or domain inputs during the login flow. This ensures proper authorization scoping and helps avoid permission-denied errors in operational scenarios.

Yes, Lark CLI authentication is safe because the workflow enforces safe practices by requiring explicit scope or domain inputs during login and providing remediation steps to prevent credential leakage.

Yes, you can switch between user and bot identities in Lark CLI using the auth login command with the --as parameter, allowing centralized identity management across different operational contexts.