mj-lark-meet

You can convert Lark meeting transcripts into structured Wiki docs by using a Skill that searches minutes, parses transcripts, auto-classifies sessions, and pushes rendered documents to Lark Wiki. It requires lark-cli authentication to automate the pipeline end-to-end.

Yes, action items extracted from meeting minutes can be automatically converted into real Lark Tasks. The Skill embeds these tasks directly within the structured document and integrates with the Lark Task API to ensure seamless tracking.

You can find Lark meetings using natural language queries like "上周所有会议" or by pasting a direct minutes URL. The Skill uses intelligent search to locate the relevant recordings before parsing the transcript for document generation.

Yes, the Lark transcript automation handles edge cases including anonymous speakers, multilingual transcripts, and uncertain classifications. It provides user-friendly prompts to manage these scenarios during heuristic classification and template rendering.

The best way to structure training documents from Lark recordings is to heuristically classify the transcript as a training session, apply the correct template, and render speaker attribution and action items into a searchable Wiki format.

Yes, lark-cli authentication is required to automate meeting minutes creation. This authentication coordinates minutes search, transcript parsing, and Lark Wiki and Task API integration to deliver end-to-end automation without manual copy-pasting.