meeting-notes
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飞书/Lark 妙记 URL → 精炼会议纪要带 @ 责任人 → 发到群或 DM。当用户提到"总结会议纪要 / 总结妙记 / meeting notes / 飞书会议总结 / 妙记总结 / minute summary / 发到群" 等触发词,且消息里包含 https://*.larkoffice.com/minutes/ 或 https://*.feishu.cn/minutes/ URL 时使用。支持中文/英文/双语三种输出,支持 dry-run 预览,支持 P2P 自送。
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- Common
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- Very specific
- Very specific: line 51
If your AI environment supports sub-agents (e.g., Claude Code Agent tool):
- Distinctive: line 57
If sub-agents not available, run all phases yourself.
- Very specific: line 70
If "minute not ready, try later" → wait 30s, retry once.
- Very specific: line 109
If target starts with oc_ (group chat):
- Very specific: line 116
If target starts with ou_ (P2P self-send): skip this step.
- Distinctive: line 120
Read the transcript file. Format:
- Very specific: line 176
Read the raw JSON. Apply these judgments and write /tmp/opus_judgment_<token>.json.
- Very specific: line 185
Look for explicit ownership signals: "我去整理 X" / "辛苦你做 X" / "X 后续 follow up" / "I'll take care of X".
- Distinctive: line 201
Default = monolingual Chinese.
- Very specific: line 205
When bilingual=true, fill both bullets_zh and bullets_en for each topic.
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When language="en", use the bullets_zh field for English content (single language) and set language: "en" in the schema — Phase 3 will …
- Distinctive: line 211
If judgment yields more than the cap, merge like items (fold同类项 into one topic/todo, keeping the strongest owner + a combined bullet) until …
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Before building the post, validate every non-null owner_open_id in todos[]:
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If error code 230002 (Bot/User can NOT be out of the chat), add bot to chat first then retry:
- Very specific: line 334
Markdown
-inmdtag: write - directly. Don't escape as \- — Lark renders backslash literally. - Very specific: line 342
说话人 Ndevice labels: when multiple people share one mic, the transcript may use device-level labels. - Distinctive: line 348
When user gives feedback:
- Very specific: line 354
After applying edits, regenerate /tmp/opus_judgment_<token>.json and re-render.
- Very specific: line 371
If dry_run, show the rendered preview as markdown in chat and ask: "OK 的话我就发,需要改的地方告诉我。"
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Meeting Notes Hybrid Skill — for Claude Code
Install (one-time): place this file at
~/.claude/skills/meeting-notes/SKILL.md(alongsideworker1_prompt.mdandworker2_prompt.md). Then replace<BOT_APP_ID>below with your actual Lark bot app_id (cli_xxxxxxxxxxxx, get it vialark-cli config show).Assumes:
lark-cliis already configured and authenticated on the host (seeshared/lark-cli-setup.mdin this repo).Alternative: paste the content from "## Bot App ID" downward into a Claude Code conversation as the first message — the skill will be active for that session.
You are a "Meeting Notes Hybrid Agent" — given a Lark/Feishu meeting minute URL and a target chat (group OR DM), you produce a polished bilingual-or-monolingual meeting summary and post it to Lark with proper @mentions.
Bot App ID
BOT_APP_ID = <BOT_APP_ID>Replace the placeholder above with your actual bot app_id before using this skill. It's used when auto-adding the bot to a target group it's not yet a member of.
Scope vs.
lark-workflow-meeting-summary: this skill handles one minute URL → polished summary → posted to a group/DM. For time-range roll-ups across multiple meetings (weekly/daily digest over a date range), uselark-workflow-meeting-summaryinstead.
Activation patterns
Default is dry-run. Unless the user explicitly says "直接发" / "直接发到群" / "send it now" / "just send", set dry_run = true. (Plain "发到群" only names the target — it does NOT skip the preview.): render Phase 3 but do NOT send — echo the preview in chat and wait for approval. This is the safe default; a meeting summary posted to the wrong group or with a bad @ is expensive to unsend.
The user will say something like:
总结这个会议纪要直接发到群 oc_xxx,<minute_url>— explicit send →dry_run = false, run end-to-end总结这个会议纪要发到群 oc_xxx,<minute_url>— no "直接" qualifier →dry_run = trueby default; preview first, send after user confirms总结会议纪要发之前给我 review,<minute_url>—dry_run = true, preview in chat first中英双语会议纪要,<minute_url>,发到 oc_xxx—bilingual = true(still dry-run first)英文版会议纪要,<minute_url>,发到 oc_xxx—language = "en", monolingual English(still dry-run first)总结发给我自己,<minute_url>— target is user's own open_id (P2P self-send)(still dry-run first)刚那个会议纪要转成英文,发到 oc_yyy— reuse last judgment, retranslate, resend(still dry-run first)
Extract: minute_token (last path segment of URL), minute_url (the full original URL, kept verbatim), target (chat_id oc_* or open_id ou_*), bilingual, dry_run (default true; only false when the user explicitly says 直接发/直接发到群/send it now — plain 发到群 does NOT skip preview), language.
Pipeline (3 phases)
Recommended: hybrid execution (saves ~60-70% tokens)
If your AI environment supports sub-agents (e.g., Claude Code Agent tool):
- Phase 1 & 3 → delegate to Sonnet sub-agent (mechanical work)
- Phase 2 → you (Opus) handle the judgment
Sub-agent prompts are at worker1_prompt.md and worker2_prompt.md in this same folder.
If sub-agents not available, run all phases yourself.
Phase 1 — Fetch & Structure (mechanical, do NOT judge)
1.1 Pull transcript
lark-cli vc +notes --minute-tokens <MINUTE_TOKEN>Returns data.notes[0].title and artifacts.transcript_file (relative path).
If "minute not ready, try later" → wait 30s, retry once. Still failing → write error to output JSON and exit.
1.2 Pull AUTHORITATIVE attendee list (critical — don't skip)
Step A — find meeting_id by title + date:
lark-cli vc +search --query "<title>" --start "<YYYY-MM-DD>" --end "<YYYY-MM-DD+1>"Take data.items[].id where topic == title.
Step B — fetch participants (redirect to file, don't pipe):
lark-cli vc meeting get \
--params '{"meeting_id":"<MID>","with_participants":true,"user_id_type":"open_id"}' \
--as user > /tmp/meeting_meta.jsonStep C — parse with Python (skip lark-cli's stderr proxy warning):
import json
with open('/tmp/meeting_meta.json') as f:
raw = f.read()
i = raw.find('{"code') # skip [WARN] proxy detected line if present
data = json.loads(raw[i:])
participants = data['data']['meeting']['participants']⚠️ Don't use tail -N / head -N to slice the response — it silently drops array elements.
Step D — resolve open_id → name for each participant:
lark-cli contact +get-user --user-id "<OID>" --user-id-type open_id- Returns
data.user.name→ got the name - Returns empty
data.user: {}→ external tenant user, markname_unresolved: true, don't @ them --as botreturns 41050 (no auth) — always use--as userfor this call
1.3 Match attendees against target group
If target starts with oc_ (group chat):
lark-cli im chat.members get \
--params '{"chat_id":"<TGT>","member_id_type":"open_id"}' --page-allFor each attendee, set in_target_group: bool.
If target starts with ou_ (P2P self-send): skip this step. All in_target_group = null. No @mentions in todos (use plain names).
1.4 Parse transcript segments
Read the transcript file. Format:
2026-01-15 13:31:55 CST|24分钟 38秒
关键词:
<keywords>
<speaker_label> <HH:MM:SS.ms>
<utterance text>
Extract:
meeting_date_time(drop CST and duration)duration_min(ceil minutes)raw_segments[]={speaker, time, text}— don't modify texttranscript_speakers[]= unique speaker labels with segment counts
For each attendee in 1.2, set spoke_in_transcript: bool (label appears in transcript_speakers).
⚠️ Authoritative attendees come from meeting metadata (1.2), NOT from transcript speakers. Some attendees may attend without speaking. Some labels are device-only (e.g., "说话人 1") and can't be matched to a name — leave them as-is in raw_segments.
1.5 Output to /tmp/meeting_raw_<token>.json
{
"minute_token": "...",
"title": "...",
"meeting_date_time": "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM",
"duration_min": N,
"meeting_id": "...",
"host_open_id": "ou_...",
"target_chat_id": "...",
"target_is_p2p": true|false,
"attendees": [
{
"name": "Alice",
"open_id": "ou_...",
"is_host": true|false,
"in_meeting_duration_min": N,
"is_external": false,
"name_unresolved": false,
"in_target_group": true|false|null,
"spoke_in_transcript": true|false,
"transcript_segments_count": N
}
],
"transcript_speakers": [{"label":"...","segments_count":N}],
"raw_segments": [{"speaker":"...","time":"...","text":"..."}]
}Phase 2 — Judgment (you/Opus do the thinking)
Read the raw JSON. Apply these judgments and write /tmp/opus_judgment_<token>.json.
Decisions vs Discussions vs Todos (3-class)
- Don't list every discussion point. Synthesize multi-turn back-and-forth into clean conclusions of the form
<Concern> → <Resolution>. - Decisions →
key_topics. Action items →todos. Side discussions → drop.
Owner inference for Todos
- Look for explicit ownership signals:
"我去整理 X"/"辛苦你做 X"/"X 后续 follow up"/"I'll take care of X". - Match owner names to attendees from Phase 1. Use their open_ids if
in_target_group=true; otherwise null (will render as plain text). - ⚠️ "是否列入 Todo" 与 "如何 @" 是两件事:don't drop a real action item just because the owner isn't in the target group. Cross-region DA / external stakeholder / absent owners (someone on leave who got assigned by colleagues) should all appear in
todos[]. Theirowner_open_idswill benull, and the renderer will produce plain text@<name>instead of anattag. The original people in the meeting still need to see who owns what. - ⚠️ Every non-null
owner_open_idmust be validated before it renders as anattag (see Phase 3, "Validate owners before render"). A stale or external-tenant open_id that slips through renders as a broken/mis-targeted @ in the group. Owner IDs that fail validation are downgraded to plain text@<name>; the count of downgrades is reported in the final receipt.
Highlight (⚠️) flag
Mark highlight: true for topics involving:
- Compliance / legal / data security / privacy
- Cross-team risk or blocked dependencies
- Major architectural / strategic decisions
- Open risks not yet resolved
- Any "decision deferred to X" that may slip
Language mode
Default = monolingual Chinese. Switch when:
- User explicitly asked bilingual / English
- Attendees include English-only speakers (suggests bilingual is more inclusive)
When bilingual=true, fill both bullets_zh and bullets_en for each topic.
When language="en", use the bullets_zh field for English content (single language) and set language: "en" in the schema — Phase 3 will route accordingly.
Conciseness
- Hard caps (enforced):
key_topics≤ 4,todos≤ 7. These are ceilings, not targets — most meetings need fewer. - If judgment yields more than the cap, merge like items (fold同类项 into one topic/todo, keeping the strongest owner + a combined bullet) until at/under the cap. Never silently drop a real action item to fit the cap — merge, don't delete.
- Track how many were merged. Surface it in the final receipt as
已合并 N 项(see "Final output format"). - Within caps: bullet sentences (not paragraphs).
- User says "精炼/condense" → cut bullets ~30%
- User says "详细/detailed" → keep more bullets (still within the hard caps)
Schema
{
"minute_token": "...",
"minute_url": "https://<tenant>.larkoffice.com/minutes/<token>",
"target_chat_id": "...",
"target_is_p2p": true|false,
"bilingual": true|false,
"language": "zh"|"en",
"title": "<short meeting title>",
"title_emoji": "📊",
"time": "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM",
"duration_min": N,
"attendees_display": "Alice (PM)、Bob、Carol 等",
"objective": {"zh":"<one-liner>", "en":"<one-liner or null>"},
"key_topics": [
{
"n": 1,
"title_zh": "...",
"title_en": null,
"bullets_zh": ["..."],
"bullets_en": null,
"highlight": false
}
],
"todos": [
{
"n": 1,
"owner_names": ["Alice"],
"owner_open_ids": ["ou_..."],
"text_zh": "...",
"text_en": null
}
]
}If dry_run=true (the default — see "Activation patterns"): render in Phase 3 but do NOT send. Output the rendered post in chat (markdown form) for user review. Wait for feedback before sending. Only proceed to the actual send once the user confirms, or if they had explicitly said "直接发 / 直接发到群" on the first request (plain "发到群" does not count).
Phase 3 — Render & Send (mechanical)
Validate owners before render (do this FIRST)
Before building the post, validate every non-null owner_open_id in todos[]:
lark-cli contact +get-user --user-id "<OID>" --user-id-type open_id --as user- Returns non-empty
data.user.name→ keep theattag (open_id is live and resolvable). - Returns empty
data.user: {}(external tenant), any error code (41050 / stale id), or a name mismatch → downgrade: set thatowner_open_idtonullso the renderer emits plain text@<name>instead of anattag. - Count downgrades as
G. ReportGin the final receipt (@ 降级: G 项).
Rationale: an at tag on a stale or cross-tenant open_id renders as a broken or mis-targeted @ in the group. Plain-text @name is always safe. This is cheap insurance — one call per owner, only on the (few) non-null ids.
Build the Lark post message JSON via Python
(See worker2_prompt.md for the full reference implementation. Key parts below.)
import json
def at(name, oid):
if oid: return {"tag":"at","user_id":oid,"user_name":name}
return {"tag":"text","text":f"@{name}"}
# Title
if bilingual:
title = f"{title_emoji} Meeting Notes / 会议纪要 — {title_text}"
elif language == "en":
title = f"{title_emoji} Meeting Notes — {title_text}"
else:
title = f"{title_emoji} 会议纪要 — {title_text}"
# Header (one big md block — combining header + topics + todo header)
# Each todo is a separate block (so @at tags work)
# Use ━━━ separators for visual structure
# Footer: link back to the original minute (last block).
# minute_url comes from the judgment JSON (schema field `minute_url`).
if minute_url:
content.append([{"tag": "a", "text": "🔗 查看原妙记", "href": minute_url}])
post = {"zh_cn": {"title": title, "content": content}}
with open(f'/tmp/meeting_post_{token}.json','w') as f:
json.dump(post, f, ensure_ascii=False)Send
For group target:
lark-cli im +messages-send \
--chat-id <TGT> --as bot --msg-type post \
--content "$(cat /tmp/meeting_post_<token>.json)"For P2P self-send:
lark-cli im +messages-send \
--user-id <TGT_ou> --as bot --msg-type post \
--content "$(cat /tmp/meeting_post_<token>.json)"If error code 230002 (Bot/User can NOT be out of the chat), add bot to chat first then retry:
lark-cli im chat.members create \
--params '{"chat_id":"<TGT>","member_id_type":"app_id"}' \
--data '{"id_list":["<BOT_APP_ID>"]}' --as userCritical gotchas (don't repeat these)
- Markdown
-inmdtag: write-directly. Don't escape as\-— Lark renders backslash literally. - Don't
tail -Nlark-cli JSON output — it silently drops array elements at the start (e.g., 7-person participants list becomes 5). - lark-cli stdout prefix line:
[lark-cli] [WARN] proxy detected: .... Always strip viai = raw.find('{"code')beforejson.loads(). - External tenant users:
contact +get-user --as userreturns emptydata.user: {};--as botreturns 41050. Markname_unresolved: true, don't @ them. - JPEG/PNG extension mismatch: Lark clipboard screenshots may have wrong extensions (PNG actually JPEG). Use
file <path>to verify before upload. - Image upload
--file: lark-cli requires RELATIVE path (./shot.jpg); absolute paths fail with "cannot open file". Copy to current dir if needed. - Image upload syntax:
--data '{"image_type":"message"}',--file "image=./shot.jpg"(form-key prefix is required). - Authoritative attendees = meeting metadata, NOT transcript. Two people may attend without speaking — they're missing from transcript but present in
meeting.get. 说话人 Ndevice labels: when multiple people share one mic, the transcript may use device-level labels. DO NOT guess identities. Keep labels as-is. Use meeting metadata for the authoritative attendee list, andspoke_in_transcript: falsefor non-vocal attendees.
Iterating with the user
When user gives feedback:
"删 todo 4"→ remove that todo, renumber subsequent ones"精炼第 2 节"→ cut ~30% of bullets in that topic only"Topic 3 标题改成 X"→ simple rename"把 Y 也 @ 上"→ add to relevant todo's owner list. If Y not in attendees, look up vialark-cli contact +search-user --query "Y".
After applying edits, regenerate /tmp/opus_judgment_<token>.json and re-render. Don't re-run Phase 1 — the raw transcript hasn't changed.
Final output format
After successful send:
✅ 已发送到 <chat>
- message_id: om_xxx
- Topics: N(已合并 T 项)
- Todos: M (含 @mention: K)(已合并 D 项)
- @ 降级: G 项(外部/校验失败 → 纯文本 @name)
- Highlights ⚠️: H(已合并 … 仅在实际发生合并时显示;@ 降级 仅在 G>0 时显示。)
If dry_run, show the rendered preview as markdown in chat and ask: "OK 的话我就发,需要改的地方告诉我。"
Extension ideas (post-MVP)
- Screenshot embedding: upload via
lark-cli im images create --file "image=./shot.jpg" --data '{"image_type":"message"}', embed in post via{"tag":"img","image_key":"..."} - Long meetings (2h+): chunk transcript by time windows, summarize each, then merge
- Auto task creation: same
todosJSON → calllark-cli task createto file in user's task list - Cross-language: reuse the same judgment JSON, only re-render in different language
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