Agent Skills

apm-usage

✓★ 3,123

by microsoft

Activate when the user asks about APM (Agent Package Manager): installing, configuring, authoring, or troubleshooting AI-agent packages, dependencies, compilation, MCP servers, policy, or any `apm` CLI command.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/apm

address-pr-comments

✓★ 2,599

by microsoft

Address review comments (including Copilot comments) on the active pull request. Use when: responding to PR feedback, fixing review comments, resolving PR threads, implementing requested changes from reviewers, addressing code review, fixing PR issues.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/vscode-pull-request-github

create-pull-request

✓★ 2,599

by microsoft

Create a GitHub Pull Request from the current or specified branch. Use when: opening a PR, submitting code for review, creating a draft PR, publishing a branch as a pull request, proposing changes to a repository.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/vscode-pull-request-github

customer-card-render

✓★ 1,245

by microsoft

Generate customer-card PowerPoint content YAML from Design Thinking canonical artifacts and build using the shared PowerPoint skill pipeline

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/hve-core

security-reviewer-formats

✓★ 1,245

by microsoft

Format specifications and data contracts for the security reviewer orchestrator and its subagents.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/hve-core

winapp-frameworks

✓★ 1,128

by microsoft

Framework-specific Windows development guidance for Electron, .NET (WPF, WinForms), C++, Rust, Flutter, and Tauri. Use when packaging or adding Windows features to an Electron app, .NET desktop app, Flutter app, Tauri app, Rust app, or C++ app.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/winappcli

winapp-identity

✓★ 1,128

by microsoft

Enable Windows package identity for desktop apps to access Windows APIs like push notifications, background tasks, share target, and startup tasks. Use when adding Windows notifications, background tasks, or other identity-requiring Windows features to a desktop app.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/winappcli

winapp-manifest

✓★ 1,128

by microsoft

Create and edit Windows app manifest files (Package.appxmanifest or appxmanifest.xml) that define app identity, capabilities, and visual assets, or generate new assets from existing images. Use when creating a Windows app manifest for any app type (GUI, console, CLI tool, service), adding Windows capabilities, generating new app icons and assets, or adding execution aliases, file associations, protocol handlers, or other app extensions.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/winappcli

winapp-package

✓★ 1,128

by microsoft

Package a Windows app as an MSIX installer for distribution or testing. Use when creating a Windows installer, packaging an Electron/Flutter/.NET/Rust/C++/Tauri app for Windows, building an MSIX, distributing a desktop app, packaging a console app or CLI tool, or adding MSIX packaging to a build script or CI/CD pipeline.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/winappcli

winapp-setup

✓★ 1,128

by microsoft

Set up a Windows app project for MSIX packaging, Windows SDK access, or Windows API usage. Use when adding Windows support to an Electron, .NET, C++, Rust, Flutter, or Tauri project, or restoring SDK packages after cloning.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/winappcli

winapp-signing

✓★ 1,128

by microsoft

Create and manage code signing certificates for Windows apps and MSIX packages. Use when generating a certificate, signing a Windows app or installer, or fixing certificate trust issues.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/winappcli

winapp-troubleshoot

✓★ 1,128

by microsoft

Diagnose and fix common Windows app packaging, signing, identity, and SDK errors. Use when encountering errors with MSIX packaging, certificate signing, Windows SDK setup, or app installation.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/winappcli

winapp-ui-automation

✓★ 1,128

by microsoft

Inspect and interact with running Windows app UIs from the command line using UI Automation (UIA). Use when an AI agent or developer needs to inspect a UI element tree, find controls, take screenshots, click buttons, read or set text, or verify UI state in a running Windows app. Works with any framework WinUI 3, WPF, WinForms, Win32, Electron.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/winappcli

action-item-extractor

✓★ 926

by microsoft

Extract action items with owners, deadlines, and priorities from meeting content

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/work-iq

channel-audit

✓★ 926

by microsoft

Audit Teams channels across your teams — identify inactive channels, low‑engagement conversations, channels with no recent posts, and recommend cleanup actions.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/work-iq

channel-digest

✓★ 926

by microsoft

Summarize activity across multiple Teams channels into a single consolidated digest — key discussions, decisions, mentions, and action items.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/work-iq

daily-outlook-triage

✓★ 926

by microsoft

Get a quick summary of your day by pulling your inbox emails and calendar meetings. Helps you triage and prioritize your workday.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/work-iq

email-analytics

✓★ 926

by microsoft

Analyze your email patterns over a time period — volume trends, top senders, response time estimates, busiest days, and unread backlog statistics.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/work-iq

meeting-cost-calculator

✓★ 926

by microsoft

Calculate time spent in meetings per week or month — total hours, percentage of work time, attendee‑hours, and identify your most expensive recurring meetings.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/work-iq

multi-plan-search

✓★ 926

by microsoft

Search for tasks across all your Planner plans by keyword, assignee, status, or priority — unified cross‑plan task discovery in one view.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/work-iq

org-chart

✓★ 926

by microsoft

Display a beautifully formatted ASCII org chart for any person in the organization — showing their manager, peers, and direct reports in a visual tree.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/work-iq

site-explorer

✓★ 926

by microsoft

Browse and discover SharePoint sites, lists, document libraries, and file contents — navigate your SharePoint world without leaving the CLI.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/work-iq

workiq-preview

✓★ 926

by microsoft

WorkIQ - Microsoft 365 tool surface for agents. Use for any workplace question or write action where data lives in M365. Supports semantic `ask` plus tools (`fetch`, create/update/delete, actions, functions, fetch_blob, path/schema discovery) for mail, meetings/calendar, documents/files, Teams chats/channels, OneDrive/SharePoint, and people. Read triggers, "what did [person] say", priorities/top of mind, meeting decisions/action items, summarize thread/chat, find emails/docs, list meetings/messages/files/channels, project status/updates, "what changed since", download file content. Write triggers, send/reply/forward email, create/update/accept/decline meetings, mark read, delete drafts/items, send/post/reply/react in Teams, set presence. Discovery triggers, available endpoints/paths, fields, request body, schema/data model. Prefer `ask` for synthesis; use entity tools for exact reads/writes.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/work-iq

workiq

✓★ 926

by microsoft

WorkIQ tools for Microsoft 365 workplace data and actions. Use for email, calendar events and meetings, files, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, people, Planner, and other M365 requests. Triggers include cancel meeting or event, accept or decline meetings, create or update events, create an upload session or replace an existing OneDrive file, find or summarize workplace content, send or reply to mail, manage or download files, manage tasks, read SharePoint library metadata or columns, filter/count/group/sort files by metadata, and discover M365 paths or schemas. Prefer `ask` for synthesis and structured entity tools for exact reads, writes, SharePoint library metadata, and binary downloads with `fetch_blob`.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/work-iq

teams-dev

✓★ 713

by microsoft

Use this skill whenever the user mentions Microsoft Teams in a development context — whether they're building, integrating, configuring, debugging, or just asking questions. Covers bots, message extensions, embedded web apps, Adaptive Cards, dialogs, SSO, infrastructure, the Teams Developer CLI/SDK, and general Teams platform queries. If the word "Teams" appears, err on the side of invoking this skill.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/teams-sdk

tom-operations

✓★ 542

by microsoft

Guide for working with the TOM (Tabular Object Model) wrapper. Use this when modifying semantic models programmatically.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/semantic-link-labs

fabric-cli-core

✓★ 150

by microsoft

Use Microsoft Fabric CLI (fab) to manage workspaces, semantic models, reports, notebooks, and Fabric resources. Activate when users mention fab, Fabric CLI, or need to automate Fabric operations.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/fabric-cli

fabric-cli-powerbi

✓★ 150

by microsoft

Use Fabric CLI for Power BI operations — semantic models, reports, DAX queries, refresh, gateways. Activate when users work with Power BI items, need to refresh datasets, execute DAX, manage reports, or troubleshoot refresh failures.

🧰 Not standalone — ships with the tool in microsoft/fabric-cli