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MCP Server My Lark Doc: Real-Time Editing & Secure Cloud Storage

MCP Server My Lark Doc: Streamline document collaboration with real-time editing, secure cloud storage, and enterprise tools to boost team productivity.

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About MCP Server My Lark Doc

What is MCP Server My Lark Doc: Real-Time Editing & Secure Cloud Storage?

MCP Server My Lark Doc is a specialized tool built using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to integrate Lark (Feishu) document services into AI workflows. It enables real-time access to Lark Docs and Wiki pages while ensuring secure cloud storage compliance. This server acts as a bridge between Lark’s document ecosystem and applications like Claude Desktop, streamlining content retrieval and processing.

How to Use MCP Server My Lark Doc: Real-Time Editing & Secure Cloud Storage?

Follow these steps to deploy and configure the server:

  1. Install the server: Run uvx mcp-server-my-lark-doc via your terminal.
  2. Set up Lark app credentials: Obtain LARK_APP_ID and LARK_APP_SECRET from the Lark Open Platform.
  3. Configure permissions: Ensure your app has required scopes like wiki:wiki:readonly and docx:document:readonly.
  4. Adjust environment variables: Set OAuth callback settings (e.g., OAUTH_HOST=localhost).
  5. Integrate with Claude Desktop: Add the server configuration under mcpServers in your desktop app settings.

MCP Server My Lark Doc Features

Key Features of MCP Server My Lark Doc: Real-Time Editing & Secure Cloud Storage?

  • Unified document access: Supports Lark Docs and Wiki, auto-detecting formats and extracting IDs.
  • Robust authentication: OAuth-based user login with automatic token refresh and customizable callback servers.
  • Granular error handling: Clear feedback for invalid URLs, token issues, and permission errors.
  • Search capabilities: The search_wiki tool allows keyword-based searches with pagination.
  • Security-first design: Secure OAuth flows and environment variable encryption for credentials.

Use Cases of MCP Server My Lark Doc: Real-Time Editing & Secure Cloud Storage?

Common scenarios include:

  • Automating document content extraction for AI analysis in enterprise workflows.
  • Integrating Lark Wiki into chatbots for quick knowledge retrieval.
  • Real-time collaboration by syncing document updates across teams.
  • Compliance-driven storage management with role-based access controls.

MCP Server My Lark Doc FAQ

FAQ from MCP Server My Lark Doc: Real-Time Editing & Secure Cloud Storage?

Q: Why do I see "Lark client not properly initialized"?
A: Double-check your LARK_APP_ID and LARK_APP_SECRET for typos or revoked access.

Q: How do I resolve "Authorization timeout"?
A: Ensure your OAuth callback server is reachable and responses are processed within 5 minutes.

Q: Can I customize OAuth ports beyond localhost?
A: Yes, adjust OAUTH_HOST and OAUTH_PORT in environment variables for production setups.

Q: What if the document content returns empty?
A: Verify permissions for the document and ensure it isn’t restricted to other teams or users.

Content

MCP Server My Lark Doc

A Model Context Protocol server for searching and accessing Lark(Feishu) documents.

Features

Document Content Access

  • Supports both Lark Doc and Wiki document types
  • Automatically handles document type detection and ID extraction
  • Returns raw content in text format for LLM processing

Authentication

  • OAuth-based user authentication
  • Automatic token refresh and expiration management
  • Customizable OAuth callback server

Error Handling

  • Comprehensive error reporting for authentication issues
  • Clear feedback for invalid document URLs
  • Detailed error messages for troubleshooting

Installation

uvx mcp-server-my-lark-doc

Configuration

Get your Lark App ID and App Secret

Visit the Lark Open Platform: https://open.larkoffice.com/app

Make Sure your Lark App has Permissions below

wiki:wiki:readonly
wiki:node:read
docx:document:readonly
search:docs:read

Environment Variables

Before using this MCP server, you need to set up your Lark application credentials:

  1. Create a Lark application in Lark Open Platform
  2. Get your App ID and App Secret
  3. Configure environment variables:
export LARK_APP_ID="your_app_id"
export LARK_APP_SECRET="your_app_secret"
export OAUTH_HOST="localhost"               # OAuth callback server host (default: localhost)
export OAUTH_PORT="9997"                   # OAuth callback server port (default: 9997)

Usage

Configure in Claude desktop:

"mcpServers": {
    "lark_doc": {
        "command": "uvx",
        "args": ["mcp-server-my-lark-doc"],
        "env": {
            "LARK_APP_ID": "your app id",
            "LARK_APP_SECRET": "your app secret",
            "OAUTH_HOST": "localhost",   // optional   
            "OAUTH_PORT": "9997"        // optional  
        }
    }
}

Available Tools

  1. get_lark_doc_content
* Purpose: Retrieve document content from Lark
* Args: documentUrl (string) - The URL of the Lark document
* Returns: Document content in text format
* Supports: 
  * Doc URLs: https://xxx.feishu.cn/docx/xxxxx
  * Wiki URLs: https://xxx.feishu.cn/wiki/xxxxx
  1. search_wiki
* Purpose: Search documents in Lark Wiki
* Args: 
  * query (string) - Search keywords
  * page_size (int, optional) - Number of results to return (default: 10)
* Returns: JSON string containing search results with following fields: 
  * title: Document title
  * url: Document URL
  * create_time: Document creation time
  * update_time: Document last update time

Error Messages

Common error messages and their solutions:

  • "Lark client not properly initialized": Check your LARK_APP_ID and LARK_APP_SECRET
  • "Invalid Lark document URL format": Verify the document URL format
  • "Failed to get document content": Check document permissions and token validity
  • "Failed to get app access token": Check your application credentials and network connection
  • "Failed to get wiki document real ID": Check if the wiki document exists and you have proper permissions
  • "Document content is empty": The document might be empty or you might not have access to its content
  • "Authorization timeout": ser didn't complete authorization within 5 minutes

Development Notes

OAuth Callback Server

Default configuration:

  • Host: localhost

  • Port: 9997 Customize via environment variables:

  • OAUTH_HOST: Set callback server host

  • OAUTH_PORT: Set callback server port

License

MIT License

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