lark-workflow-standup-report

To generate a standup summary from Lark, authenticate your calendar and task domains, then request a report for a specific date range. The Skill fetches your agenda and incomplete tasks, applying timezone conversion and conflict detection to produce a structured summary.

Yes, you can filter unfinished Lark tasks by due time for a daily standup report using ISO-8601 time filtering. The Skill retrieves assigned incomplete tasks within your specified date range and marks expired items to keep results relevant.

Yes, the Lark calendar standup report detects schedule conflicts automatically. After retrieving calendar events, the AI-side processing maps RSVP statuses, sorts events by start time, and identifies overlapping meetings within the specified date range.

Timezone conversion for Lark calendar events is handled by AI-side processing. The Skill retrieves event timestamps and converts them to your local time, ensuring the standup summary reflects accurate start and end times for your agenda.

Yes, you need lark-cli to generate tomorrow's standup agenda summary. The Skill depends on lark-cli to interface with Lark's calendar and task APIs, requiring user authentication for both domains to fetch and process your data.

Yes, you can use this Skill for weekly planning by specifying a broader date range. It fetches calendar events and incomplete tasks for the entire week, applying sorting and conflict detection to provide a structured view of upcoming meetings and due work.