feishu-calendar

What This Skill Does

The feishu-calendar skill provides a comprehensive toolkit for managing schedules and meetings directly through the OpenClaw AI agent. It is designed to handle common scheduling tasks such as creating new events, querying existing schedules, modifying meeting times, searching for meetings, managing attendees, and checking availability (free/busy status) within the Feishu (Lark) ecosystem. This skill is essential for users needing to automate their calendar workflows, ensuring that all meeting logistics are handled accurately within the Asia/Shanghai time zone.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/chenfa188/openclaw-feishu-calendar This command pulls the latest version from the designated repository maintained by chenfa188.

Use Cases

• Efficient Meeting Scheduling: Automatically create meetings, add multiple participants (users or conference rooms), and set descriptions.
• Calendar Synchronization: Retrieve existing appointments over specific time ranges to identify gaps in your schedule.
• Meeting Updates: Quickly shift meeting times or notify participants of changes without opening the calendar app.
• Group Coordination: Efficiently check the availability of team members using the free/busy query tool before proposing a meeting time.
• RSVP Management: Handle invitations by responding to events programmatically.

Example Prompts

1. "Create a team sync meeting for tomorrow at 2 PM, lasting for one hour, and invite open_id ou_778899 to join."
2. "Check my schedule for the upcoming Wednesday and tell me when I am free between 9 AM and 5 PM."
3. "Reschedule the 'Project Alpha' meeting to 4 PM today and ensure all current attendees are notified."

Tips & Limitations

• Time Consistency: Always provide times in ISO 8601 / RFC 3339 format. The system strictly adheres to the Asia/Shanghai (UTC+8) time zone.
• ID Precision: Use the 'open_id' (format 'ou_...') for users and 'omm_...' for conference rooms. Always include the 'user_open_id' when creating events to ensure the organizer is correctly linked as an attendee.
• Async Handling: Remember that booking conference rooms is an asynchronous process; check attendee statuses via the list action to confirm final reservation success.
• Recurrence: Note that the 'instances' action is reserved exclusively for recurring events that contain 'recurrence' data in their details.