dify-plugin-sdks/python/examples/lark_trigger

Lark Trigger Plugin User Guide

What This Plugin Does

The Lark Trigger plugin connects your Dify workflows with Lark (Feishu) events. When something happens in your Lark workspace - like receiving a message, creating a file, or joining a meeting - this plugin automatically starts your Dify workflows to respond to these events.

Getting Started

Step 1: Set Up Your Lark App

1. Go to the Lark Open Platform and create a new app
2. In your app settings, find and save these four pieces of information:
   • App Credentials: Could be found in Credentials & Basic Info section
     • App ID: A unique identifier for your app
     • App Secret: Your app's password (keep this secure!)
   • Event Subscriptions: Could be found in Events & Callbacks section
     • Encrypt Key: Used to encrypt the event data, it's optional in Lark, but we require it in this Plugin
     • Verification Token: Used to confirm events are really from Lark

Step 2: Configure Event Subscriptions in Both Lark and Dify

1. Return to your Dify plugins page and find the "Lark Trigger" plugin, you will find Subscription section after clicking the plugin
2. Fill in the credentials you got from Lark
3. Attention: copy the Callback URL appeared here, and scroll down to the bottom of the dialog, REQUEST LOGS is what we need to check later.
4. Go to your Lark app settings, and find Events & Callbacks section, and set your Request URL to the Callback URL you got from Dify.
5. The final step, save your Lark app settings, a test request is going to be sent to your Dify workspace, you can see the request in the REQUEST LOGS section we mentioned before.
6. It's a failure example in the screenshot, but don't worry, you will get a success message if you follow the steps correctly, just click create button to save your settings.

Step 3: Use it in your Dify workflows

Never forget to select the right subscriptions and events.

Available Events

Messages & Chat (IM)

Message Receive (message_receive_v1)

• What triggers it: Any new message in a chat where your bot is present
• What you get: Message content, sender details, chat information, message type
• Example use: Auto-reply bots, message logging, keyword detection

Message Read (message_read_v1)

• What triggers it: When users read messages
• What you get: Reader information, message IDs, read timestamps
• Example use: Read receipts tracking, engagement analytics

Message Recalled (message_recalled_v1)

• What triggers it: When a message is withdrawn/recalled
• What you get: Recalled message ID, recall time, operator details
• Example use: Audit trails, compliance monitoring

Message Reaction Added (message_reaction_added_v1)

• What triggers it: When someone adds an emoji reaction to a message
• What you get: Reaction type, message ID, reactor information, action time
• Example use: Sentiment analysis, poll tracking, engagement metrics

Message Reaction Deleted (message_reaction_deleted_v1)

• What triggers it: When someone removes an emoji reaction
• What you get: Removed reaction details, message ID, operator information
• Example use: Reaction change tracking, updated sentiment analysis

Chat Updated (chat_updated_v1)

• What triggers it: When chat group information changes
• What you get: Updated chat details, change type, operator information
• Example use: Group settings monitoring, compliance tracking

Chat Disbanded (chat_disbanded_v1)

• What triggers it: When a chat group is disbanded/deleted
• What you get: Chat ID, disband time, operator details
• Example use: Archive management, cleanup workflows

Chat Member User Added (chat_member_user_added_v1)

• What triggers it: When users are added to a group chat
• What you get: New member list, chat details, operator information
• Example use: Welcome messages, access provisioning

Chat Member User Removed (chat_member_user_removed_v1)

• What triggers it: When users are removed from a group chat
• What you get: Removed users list, chat details, operator information
• Example use: Access revocation, farewell messages

Chat Member User Withdrawn (chat_member_user_withdrawn_v1)

• What triggers it: When a user voluntarily leaves a group chat
• What you get: User details, chat information, leave time
• Example use: Exit surveys, membership tracking

Chat Member Bot Added (chat_member_bot_added_v1)

• What triggers it: When a bot is added to a group chat
• What you get: Bot details, chat information, operator details
• Example use: Bot initialization, configuration setup

Chat Member Bot Deleted (chat_member_bot_deleted_v1)

• What triggers it: When a bot is removed from a group chat
• What you get: Bot details, chat information, operator details
• Example use: Cleanup tasks, data archival

Files & Documents (Drive)

File Created (file_created_v1)

• What triggers it: When a new file or document is created
• What you get: File details, creator information, file type, location
• Example use: Auto-categorization, backup creation

File Edit (file_edit_v1)

• What triggers it: When a file is edited
• What you get: File details, editor information, edit timestamp
• Example use: Version tracking, change notifications

File Read (file_read_v1)

• What triggers it: When a file is accessed or viewed
• What you get: File details, reader information, access time
• Example use: Access logging, popularity tracking

File Deleted (file_deleted_v1)

• What triggers it: When a file is deleted
• What you get: File details, deletion operator, delete time
• Example use: Recovery workflows, audit logging

File Trashed (file_trashed_v1)

• What triggers it: When a file is moved to trash
• What you get: File details, operator information, trash time
• Example use: Trash monitoring, recovery reminders

File Title Updated (file_title_updated_v1)

• What triggers it: When a file's title is changed
• What you get: Old and new titles, file details, operator information
• Example use: Name change tracking, search index updates

File Permission Member Added (file_permission_member_added_v1)

• What triggers it: When sharing permissions are granted
• What you get: New member details, permission level, file information
• Example use: Access monitoring, security alerts

File Permission Member Removed (file_permission_member_removed_v1)

• What triggers it: When sharing permissions are revoked
• What you get: Removed member details, file information, operator details
• Example use: Access audit, permission cleanup

Bitable Field Changed (file_bitable_field_changed_v1)

• What triggers it: When a field/column in a bitable is modified
• What you get: Table details, field changes, operator information
• Example use: Schema tracking, database synchronization

Bitable Record Changed (file_bitable_record_changed_v1)

• What triggers it: When a record in a bitable is created/updated/deleted
• What you get: Record details, change type, table information
• Example use: Data synchronization, change tracking

Calendar

Calendar Changed (calendar_changed_v4)

• What triggers it: When calendar properties are modified
• What you get: Calendar details, changed properties, operator information
• Example use: Settings synchronization, audit trails

Calendar ACL Created (calendar_acl_created_v4)

• What triggers it: When users gain access to a calendar
• What you get: Granted permissions, recipient details, calendar information
• Example use: Access provisioning, permission tracking

Calendar ACL Deleted (calendar_acl_deleted_v4)

• What triggers it: When calendar access is revoked
• What you get: Revoked permissions, affected users, calendar details
• Example use: Access cleanup, security monitoring

Event Changed (event_changed_v4)

• What triggers it: When a calendar event is created/updated/deleted
• What you get: Event details, change type, attendee list
• Example use: Meeting reminders, schedule synchronization

Organization & People (Contact)

User Created (user_created_v3)

• What triggers it: When a new user is added to the organization
• What you get: User profile, department, contact information
• Example use: Onboarding automation, account provisioning

User Updated (user_updated_v3)

• What triggers it: When user information is modified
• What you get: Updated fields, user details, change timestamp
• Example use: Profile synchronization, change notifications

User Deleted (user_deleted_v3)

• What triggers it: When a user is removed from the organization
• What you get: User details, deletion time, operator information
• Example use: Offboarding workflows, access revocation

Department Created (department_created_v3)

• What triggers it: When a new department is created
• What you get: Department details, hierarchy, initial members
• Example use: Org chart updates, team setup

Department Updated (department_updated_v3)

• What triggers it: When department information changes
• What you get: Updated details, department hierarchy, change type
• Example use: Structure synchronization, reporting updates

Department Deleted (department_deleted_v3)

• What triggers it: When a department is removed
• What you get: Department details, affected users, deletion time
• Example use: Reorganization workflows, member reassignment

Scope Updated (scope_updated_v3)

• What triggers it: When contact visibility scope changes
• What you get: Added/removed users, departments, and groups
• Example use: Privacy management, visibility control

Video Conferencing (VC)

Meeting Started (meeting_started_v1)

• What triggers it: When a video conference begins
• What you get: Meeting details, start time, host information
• Example use: Attendance tracking, meeting preparation

Meeting Ended (meeting_ended_v1)

• What triggers it: When a video conference ends
• What you get: Meeting details, end time, duration
• Example use: Meeting summaries, follow-up tasks

Join Meeting (join_meeting_v1)

• What triggers it: When a user joins a meeting
• What you get: User details, join time, meeting information
• Example use: Attendance logging, late arrival notifications

Leave Meeting (leave_meeting_v1)

• What triggers it: When a user leaves a meeting
• What you get: User details, leave time, meeting information
• Example use: Early departure tracking, attendance duration

Recording Started (recording_started_v1)

• What triggers it: When meeting recording begins
• What you get: Meeting details, recording start time, operator
• Example use: Recording notifications, compliance logging

Recording Ended (recording_ended_v1)

• What triggers it: When meeting recording stops
• What you get: Meeting details, recording end time, duration
• Example use: Processing triggers, storage management

Recording Ready (recording_ready_v1)

• What triggers it: When a meeting recording is ready for download
• What you get: Recording URL, meeting details, file information
• Example use: Auto-transcription, archive workflows

Meeting Rooms

Meeting Room Created (meeting_room_created_v1)

• What triggers it: When a new meeting room is created
• What you get: Room details, capacity, equipment information
• Example use: Room inventory updates, booking system sync

Meeting Room Status Changed (meeting_room_status_changed_v1)

• What triggers it: When a meeting room's status changes
• What you get: Room details, status change, timestamp
• Example use: Availability tracking, maintenance scheduling

Tasks

Task Updated (task_updated_v1)

• What triggers it: When a task is created or modified
• What you get: Task details, assignees, status, due date
• Example use: Project tracking, deadline reminders

Task Comment Updated (task_comment_updated_v1)

• What triggers it: When a comment is added/updated/deleted on a task
• What you get: Comment content, author, task details
• Example use: Activity feeds, notification systems

Approvals

Approval Updated (approval_updated_v4)

• What triggers it: When an approval request status changes
• What you get: Approval details, current status, approvers, timeline
• Example use: Approval automation, status notifications