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Provides a comprehensive, production-ready deployment solution for OneNote integrations in containerized environments. This skill addresses critical issues like MSAL token persistence (supporting both file and Redis caches), implementing deep health/readiness checks that validate actual Graph API connectivity, and managing graceful shutdowns. Ideal for containerizing OneNote services for robust, scalable production use with Docker and Kubernetes.

This skill establishes a local development loop for OneNote integrations. It uses Mock Service Workers (MSW) to intercept calls to the Microsoft Graph API, providing realistic, fixture-based responses (e.g., Notebooks, Sections, Pages). This allows developers to rapidly build and test OneNote features without needing live Azure credentials or worrying about rate limit restrictions during development cycles.

A comprehensive go/no-go checklist for deploying OneNote integrations using the Microsoft Graph API. It covers critical production failure points, including advanced authentication resilience (token caching, silent renewal), rate limit handling (exponential backoff, tenant-level tracking), and explicit error code management for robust deployment. Essential for launch reviews.

This skill provides advanced rate limit handling for the OneNote Graph API. It implements a token bucket algorithm and queue-based throttling mechanism to prevent hitting rate limits (429 errors). It correctly parses the 'Retry-After' header and manages both per-user and per-tenant usage quotas, ensuring stable, high-throughput integrations.

A comprehensive guide detailing the reference architecture for connecting to OneNote via the Microsoft Graph API. It covers the distinct API paths, permission models, and object hierarchies for personal (OneDrive), SharePoint, and Microsoft 365 Group notebooks, ensuring seamless design for multi-tenant, enterprise-level integrations.

This skill provides robust, production-grade patterns for interacting with the OneNote Graph API. It addresses critical issues encountered in real-world applications, such as rate limiting (429 errors), transient server failures (502/503), and silent file upload failures. It includes retry decorators, batch request strategies, and proactive rate limit tracking mechanisms for both TypeScript and Python, ensuring highly reliable integrations.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions on implementing secure authentication and managing the token lifecycle for the OneNote Graph API. It details the mandatory shift from deprecated app-only authentication to delegated authentication using MSAL, ensuring compliance with modern OAuth 2.0 standards. Key topics include establishing least-privilege permission scopes, handling token renewal, and securely storing credentials using environment variables or Azure Key Vault. Essential for developers building resilient and compliant OneNote integrations.

This skill guides developers through critical breaking changes when upgrading OneNote integrations using the Microsoft Graph SDK. It details how to migrate from app-only to delegated authentication, replace decommissioned webhooks with polling, update deprecated search endpoints to OData filters, and upgrade the Graph SDK from v5 to v6. Essential for maintaining compatibility with modern Microsoft Graph APIs.

This utility addresses the lack of webhooks for OneNote resources. It implements an efficient change detection mechanism by performing timestamp-based polling and delta query comparisons against the Microsoft Graph API. It is essential for building real-time synchronization, change monitoring, or event-driven integrations for OneNote, while carefully managing API rate limits.

Comprehensive guide for setting up Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines for Palantir Foundry integrations using GitHub Actions. This workflow covers running PySpark unit tests, performing SDK integration tests with mocked APIs, and implementing custom linting rules to enforce Foundry-specific best practices. Use this when ensuring code quality and validating complex business logic changes in an automated build process.

This guide teaches best practices for configuring robust, enterprise-grade Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) within Palantir Foundry. Learn how to define project roles (Viewer, Editor, Owner), manage organization-level groups to enforce least privilege, establish secure service user accounts for external integrations, and utilize marking-based data classification to ensure data governance and security across large datasets.

A comprehensive guide for executing major Palantir Foundry migrations. It covers data migration (bulk and incremental sync), API version upgrades, and re-platforming using advanced patterns like the Strangler Fig pattern. Use this when transitioning data from legacy systems into Foundry or upgrading existing platform integrations.