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Larkin — Development skill for Claude Code

Development community

Local runtime host connecting coding agents to Feishu.

How to install Larkin

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open eddiearc/larkin and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Larkin does

Local runtime host connecting coding agents to Feishu.

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README

Larkin connecting Codex, Claude Code, and Pi agent runtimes to Feishu with a local dashboard and message surfaces.

Quick start · Requirements · What it does · Installation · Usage · Setup and configuration · Details · Development

Larkin is a local Runtime Host that connects Codex, Claude Code, and Pi agent runtimes to Feishu (Lark). It keeps sessions, reminders, interactive messages, and a local dashboard close to the machine that runs them.

Requirements

  • A supported macOS, Linux, or Windows (x64) system
  • Official @larksuite/cli >= 1.0.80 (lark-cli) (Larkin product policy)
  • At least one supported agent runtime and its authentication
  • Bun 1.3.14 when running the npm package or building from source (standalone binaries bundle their own runtime)

Quick start

npx larkin@latest setup
npx larkin@latest start
npx larkin@latest status

What it does

**Runtime host**

Connect supported coding-agent runtimes to Feishu from one local process.

**Persistent workflow**

Keep sessions and reminders available across runs.

**Message surfaces**

Work with Feishu messages, interactive cards, and related automation.

**Local visibility**

Inspect the host through the embedded dashboard and OpenTelemetry traces.

The rest of this document uses the short `larkin` form; it works as-is after `npm install -g larkin`, or prefix any command with `npx larkin@latest` to run it without installing.

Installation

Prefer npm:

# Run the latest version directly with npx — no in