lark-workflow-meeting-summary

To generate a structured weekly report from Feishu meeting notes, you specify a relative time range like this week. The workflow aggregates your Feishu meeting records, retrieves notes tokens, and compiles them into a structured summary with links to verbatim transcripts.

Aggregating Feishu meeting records for a daily summary requires querying meeting lists using relative date ranges like today. It batch retrieves meeting IDs and document metadata to produce an organized single-day overview with missing-notes labeling.

Authenticated lark-cli usage with domain-scoped permissions is required to retrieve meeting notes and verbatim transcripts. This authentication enables batched retrieval of meeting IDs, notes tokens, and document metadata for linkable reporting.

You can automatically publish the generated meeting notes summary to a Feishu document. When requested, the workflow creates or appends the structured daily or weekly summary report directly into Feishu documents.

When generating a weekly wrap-up, meetings without notes receive missing-notes labeling within the structured output. This ensures the multi-day report maintains clear organization and identifies gaps in meeting documentation.

The best way to review meetings across days or weeks without manual browsing is using workflow automation to query date ranges and fetch related notes. This converts meeting records into structured summary reports with direct links to transcripts.