Feature request: support saving Feishu Report/日报 content as a draft without submitting

Request

Could lark-cli support creating or updating a Feishu Report (汇报/日报) draft without submitting it?

This would enable an agent or local automation to prepare a daily report in the user's real Feishu Report draft, while leaving the final review and submission entirely to the user. Sending the content through IM or creating a cloud document is not equivalent to a Report draft.

Current limitation

In lark-cli 1.0.76, there is no report domain. The currently documented Report OpenAPI surface appears to expose rule/task queries, but not an API for creating, updating, or saving a draft. If this capability requires a new upstream Feishu OpenAPI, please consider tracking or coordinating that dependency as part of this request.

Suggested CLI design

# Create or update today's draft; never submit
lark-cli report +draft-upsert \
  --rule-id <rule_id> \
  --report-date 2026-07-23 \
  --markdown-file ./daily-report.md \
  --as user \
  --idempotency-key daily-report-20260723

# Read the saved draft back for verification
lark-cli report +draft-get \
  --rule-id <rule_id> \
  --report-date 2026-07-23 \
  --as user

Useful requirements:

• User identity support.
• Create/update a draft without triggering submission or notifications.
• Structured fields and Markdown/plain-text input.
• Idempotent update behavior.
• Read-back verification.
• --dry-run support.
• Submission must be a separate, explicit command such as report +submit, classified as a write/high-risk action.

Use case

A user asks an agent to collect verified daily work evidence, write the daily report, and place it in Feishu's native 日报 draft for manual review. The user explicitly does not want the agent to submit it or send it as an IM message.

Thank you for considering this capability. It would close an important human-in-the-loop workflow gap: automation prepares the report, while the user retains final control over submission.

Start by reviewing the current documented Feishu Report OpenAPI surface and the existing lark-cli command structure; the payload notes that version 1.0.76 has no report domain. Confirm whether upstream APIs support draft creation, updates, and read-back before designing the commands. Done means a supported implementation can prepare and verify a draft without submission, with explicit submission remaining separate.