lark-workflow-standup-report

To generate a daily standup report, the Skill retrieves your Lark calendar events and incomplete tasks for a specified ISO 8601 date range, converts timestamps to local time, and compiles them into a concise human-readable summary highlighting overlapping meetings and overdue items.

The best way to summarize schedules and pending tasks for a morning briefing is to use a workflow that fetches your authorized Lark calendar and task data, sorts items by start or due time, detects conflicts, and outputs a date-specific standup report.

Yes, you need to authenticate and authorize lark-cli access with the appropriate calendar and task scopes to retrieve your events and incomplete tasks for standup report generation.

You can generate a standup report for today, tomorrow, or a specific date range by providing ISO 8601 dates; the Skill handles timezone-aware timestamp conversion and filters incomplete tasks with optional due-end dates accordingly.

Conflict detection works by analyzing the retrieved calendar events sorted by start time to identify overlapping meetings within the specified date range, surfacing these conflicts directly in your daily standup report.

Overdue tasks may not appear if the optional due-end filtering excludes their dates, or if lark-cli task permissions are lacking; the Skill fetches incomplete tasks and highlights overdue items only when proper scopes are authorized.