lark-workflow-standup-report

Generate a daily standup report by fetching Lark calendar events and unfinished tasks, then combining them into a concise schedule with prioritized items, detected conflicts, and available free time slots.

Daily planning handles schedule conflicts by sorting calendar events, mapping RSVP statuses, and analyzing timestamps to identify overlapping meetings and calculate your available free time slots.

You can use Lark calendar and tasks for tomorrow's agenda and weekly scheduling by applying date filtering to retrieve events and overdue tasks within a specified range, ensuring timezone-aware timestamp conversion.

You need authenticated lark-cli access to retrieve calendar events and task summaries, as the Skill requires authorized connections to Lark's calendar and task services to fetch and process your scheduling data.

The best way to combine unfinished tasks with your calendar for a morning standup summary is to aggregate both data sources, sort them by timestamp, and identify overdue items alongside your daily meetings and open time slots.

Your standup report shows overdue tasks because the Skill filters unfinished tasks by their due dates against the current date, explicitly identifying and separating items that have passed their deadlines for prioritization.