Feishu CLI Creator Contest: Win a Mac Mini with Your Ideas

Since Lark CLI was open-sourced, creators across the community have been experimenting with inventive ways to use it. To encourage more building, sharing, and real-world practice, we're launching the Lark CLI Creator Contest. Whether you write code every day or simply love trying new tools, you're welcome to join and compete for a great set of prizes.

Contest Timeline

Tracks

Track 1: GitHub Developer Track

This track is designed for developers. To enter, submit a Skill project built with Lark CLI on GitHub. You can create something entirely new that expands what Lark CLI can do, or build an original workflow on top of existing Skills.

Judges will focus on practical value, code quality, documentation, and originality.

Track 2: Social Media Track

This track is open to everyone, including non-developers. To participate, publish a post or video about your experience using Lark CLI on social media platforms such as Twitter and other creator communities. You can share your workflow, lessons learned, use cases, or even mistakes that helped you understand the tool better.

Entries will be evaluated based on content quality, audience impact, and how useful they are to other users.

Prizes

Entry Requirements

• All submissions must be original and created with Lark CLI
• GitHub track entries must include complete usage documentation and installation instructions
• Social media track entries must be publicly posted and include the required contest hashtag
• You may participate in both tracks at the same time
• Team submissions are welcome, but one team lead must be designated as the main contact

Learning Resources

If you're new to Lark CLI, these resources will help you get up to speed quickly:

• The Lark CLI GitHub repository: installation guide and API documentation
• Community examples: real-world use cases and code shared by other creators
• Official livestream replays: walkthroughs of core features and product demos

During the contest, there will also be online livestream sessions featuring core Lark CLI contributors and early users, giving participants a clearer sense of what the tool can do and what makes a strong submission.

How to Enter

There's no separate registration form. For the GitHub track, simply submit your entry via Pull Request. For the social media track, publishing your content with the official hashtag counts as your submission. For detailed instructions and the exact submission format, please visit the contest page.