Lark Attendance Skill for Codex: Summarize Your Own Check-Ins
Read your own test attendance records and summarize a single day’s recorded check-ins. Use the CLI schema to confirm the query parameters before using the read-only scope.
中文Setup for Codex (requires Lark CLI)
Codex with terminal access, the official Lark CLI, and a demo user authorized to read their own attendance with attendance:task:readonly.
- Install the official Lark CLI using the pinned quick start and configure the demo account as a user.
- Copy the complete lark-attendance and lark-shared directories from the pinned code into .agents/skills in the practice project.
- Invoke $lark-attendance and inspect lark-cli schema attendance.user_tasks.query. Use the date fields actually returned by the schema and retain the skill’s current-user parameters.
Example task
Use $lark-attendance to summarize my own demo check-ins for one specified test day. The fixture contains two recorded times, 09:01 and 17:00. Show the date and times from the records, and report missing or inaccessible data separately from a completed query with zero records.Expected result
The answer gives the two timestamps for the requested day when the demo contains those records. The result is a factual summary of check-in data and leaves policy or payroll conclusions to the person reviewing it.
Upstream documentation
Original SKILL.md on GitHub · MIT license · Source reviewed
Frequently asked question
Why start with the CLI schema for attendance?
The schema shows how the available CLI version represents dates and fields. Pair that structure with the skill’s current-user defaults so the report reflects the authenticated test user’s own records.