An automated development knowledge hub utility that provisions, structures, and synchronizes Feishu or Lark Base databases directly via command-line tools.
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install lark-cli-devhub-base
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install lark-cli-devhub-base using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
The Lark CLI Dev Hub Base is a robust integration designed to establish an AI-readable, highly structured database within Feishu or Lark Base (Bitable). Operating as a key component in the ecosystem of Openclaw Skills, this utility allows developer environments and autonomous agents to systematically track execution states, system relationships, and project milestones directly from terminal workflows.
By serving as a bridge between local command-line operations and cloud-based collaborative sheets, it ensures that technical teams maintain a single, synchronized source of truth. Leveraging the Lark CLI Dev Hub Base alongside other Openclaw Skills empowers teams to execute schema provisioning, automate record tracking, and maintain resilient data-logging pipelines with zero manual overhead.
Make sure you have python3 and the lark-cli (or feishu-cli) tool locally installed and authenticated in your terminal.
Set your environment variables to locate your schema and point to your target Lark Base:
export BASE_TOKEN="your_lark_or_feishu_base_token"
export DEVHUB_HOME="$HOME/.codex/devhub"
To automatically generate the default structure and seed mock information into your Lark Base, execute:
python3 "$DEVHUB_HOME/bin/devhub.py" provision \
--schema "$DEVHUB_HOME/templates/base-schema.json" \
--seed "$DEVHUB_HOME/templates/seed.example.json"
You can inspect your structures and verify table layouts at any time using raw cli requests:
lark-cli base +table-list --base-token "$BASE_TOKEN" --as user --format json
The Lark CLI Dev Hub Base organizes your development workflows into ten specialized relational tables designed for clean, metadata-heavy record keeping:
| Table Name | Description & Key Fields |
|---|---|
| Projects | Tracks repository identities, focus domains, and active developer initiatives. |
| Areas | Modules, filesystems, operational risks, and primary code ownership. |
| Tasks | User-facing action items, current progress states, and next step checklists. |
| Bugfixes | Records historical failures, root causes, technical resolutions, and validation checklists. |
| Pitfalls | Reusable warnings, critical dependency quirks, and "check this first" recommendations. |
| Playbooks | Repeatable system diagnostics, debug steps, and command checklists. |
| Decisions | Technical choices, alternative paths evaluated, architecture tradeoffs, and triggers. |
| Releases | Deployment steps, pre-push checklists, and evidence reports prior to production merges. |
| Artifacts | Central link indices for external documentation, whiteboards, spreadsheets, and drawings. |
| AI Runs | Execution outcomes, runtime summaries, and agent verification traces. |
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