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This skill serves as the recommended entry point for building and verifying third-party native plugins. It orchestrates a complete, multi-stage workflow, automatically detecting available Android and iOS targets, generating manifests, compiling binaries, assembling the bundle, and performing final audits. It ensures the output is a verified, shippable native plugin bundle.

This skill orchestrates the full lifecycle for creating, modifying, and deploying generative pages within Microsoft Power Apps model-driven apps. By utilizing React v17, TypeScript, and Fluent UI V9, it manages specialized agents for planning, Dataverse entity creation, and robust code generation, supporting both initial builds and complex edits.

This workflow implements a bounded, iterative refinement loop for AI agents. It utilizes a required markdown rubric to grade the agent’s output in an isolated context. Based on the grader's verdict, it recommends the next move (sharpen, re-run, or promote). Once the agent passes the rubric, held-back evaluation cases are run in parallel to ensure generalization before final deployment.

A comprehensive, stack-agnostic tool for deeply evaluating agent harnesses. It checks for broken code paths, redundant instructions, and the overall usefulness of agent logic using a structured, multi-stage dual-judge protocol. The process involves high-priority questionnaires (Q1, Q2) before running three defined tracks: A (Correctness), B (Redundancy), and C (Usefulness). Ideal for auditing complex agent systems before deployment or major refactoring.

This skill handles the deployment of a Dataverse solution zip file into a target environment. It supports standard imports and advanced staged imports for dependency validation before committing changes. Crucially, it incorporates a robust ALM plan gate to ensure proper deployment strategy execution, checking for plan existence and data freshness.

This skill orchestrates the complete lifecycle for integrating Power Pages with Dataverse via Web API. It handles code integration into the site's frontend, automates setting table permissions, and manages the deployment process for secure CRUD operations. Use this when you need to connect your Power Pages site to Dataverse data or implement complex data fetching on the frontend.

This document outlines the canonical contract for deploying model inference services on Itô compute. It details the secure handoff process of an immutable serving manifest after a compute booking is verified. The process enforces multiple strict gates, including entitlement checks, manifest integrity validation, idempotency key usage, and final health checks, ensuring robust and reliable deployment of advanced AI models.

This skill provides a comprehensive audit framework for evaluating AI agents used in legal, compliance, or business operations. It assesses the risks associated with delegated authority—such as sending messages, filing documents, or making payments—by checking for adequate controls, logging, revocation mechanisms, and clear accountability chains. It is essential for firms connecting agents to sensitive systems like CRM, court portals, or financial accounts to ensure safe and compliant deployment.

This skill programmatically constructs and opens the Power Apps Wrap URL for a specified application ID and environment. It is useful for testing, reviewing, or sharing the live "Wrap" version of a Power Apps application deployed in both Production and Test environments.

This planner skill creates a comprehensive Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) plan for deploying sites across multiple environments. It systematically gathers promotion strategies, target environments, and approval requirements, generating a visual HTML document for user review and approval. Crucially, this tool only *plans* deployments and does not execute any steps itself; subsequent individual ALM skills must be run to complete the process.

This skill automates the deployment of the dispatcher PCF for third-party components to Power Platform environments. It rigorously verifies all necessary prerequisites (Node.js, .NET SDK, `pac` CLI) and executes `pac pcf push`. It guides the user through defining the publisher prefix, managing version bumps, and ensures the component is correctly packaged and deployed to the target environment.

This guide details Phase 4: transitioning an interactive agent into a persistent, automated workflow. It covers creating scheduled deployments (cron jobs) or event-driven triggers (cURL). Users learn to validate cron schedules, build the necessary deployment payloads, and follow best practices, including manual testing and DST consideration, ensuring the agent runs reliably without human intervention.