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Generate a TypeSpec API plugin tailored for Microsoft 365 Copilot, wiring REST operations, authentication flows, confirmation cards, and Adaptive Cards into a guided workflow so Copilot can interact with external services securely.

A comprehensive CLI for managing the entire lifecycle of Windows applications. It handles initialization, building, packaging into MSIX, signing, debugging, and advanced UI automation via Microsoft UI Automation. Supports multiple modern frameworks including .NET, C++, Electron, Rust, and Flutter, streamlining the deployment process to the Microsoft Store.

Guides Copilot through the WorkIQ CLI/MCP server to fetch live Microsoft 365 data—emails, meetings, docs, Teams chatter, and people info—providing context, summaries, blockers, and follow-up recommendations for planning or action.

Convert PDF, Office, HTML, CSV, EPUB and other documents into structure-preserving Markdown with Microsoft MarkItDown. Covers safe local and stream conversion, batch workflows, plugins, vision OCR, Azure extraction, and MCP integration for search and LLM/RAG ingestion.

This skill provides comprehensive CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) capabilities for OneNote's entire hierarchical structure, including Notebooks, Section Groups, Sections, and Pages, using the Microsoft Graph API. It is designed for complex workflow automation, addressing critical pain points like strict XHTML formatting, delegated credential handling, and managing the unique content retrieval process in a production-safe manner.

A comprehensive guide and implementation pattern for querying, searching, and paginating OneNote content using the Microsoft Graph API. This skill addresses the limitations of the standard OneNote search endpoint, providing robust methods for cross-notebook querying, advanced OData filtering on metadata, and client-side full-text indexing for body content. Ideal for building complex knowledge retrieval systems that handle large, distributed result sets.

This bundle generates comprehensive diagnostic logs for troubleshooting OneNote Graph API issues. It captures critical data points—such as the `request-id`, `x-ms-ags-diagnostic` headers, full error bodies, and decoded JWT token claims—for both successful and failed API calls. Use it for self-diagnosis, verifying permissions, or preparing detailed support tickets for Microsoft support.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide and code examples for creating a complete OneNote structure (Notebook, Section, and Page) using the Microsoft Graph API. It specifically addresses the critical technical requirement that OneNote content must follow strict XHTML standards, detailing common HTML pitfalls (such as unclosed tags, unsupported attributes, and merge cell usage) that can lead to silent content corruption during API calls.

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.

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 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.