Generates a polished, self-contained HTML executive report or dashboard from any data source — SharePoint lists, CSV exports, or a user description. Use when asked to build an exec report, one-pager, summary page, status dashboard, project summary, business review, or any single-page visual summary of data. Interviews the user if data is incomplete, constructs a validated JSON document block by block, then renders it into a single sandbox-safe HTML file using the component library. No external dependencies — output runs inside a SharePoint sandboxed iframe.
Renders a polished, self-contained HTML briefing from any data source — SharePoint lists, uploaded documents, or a verbal description. Use when asked to build a competitor landscape, account brief, candidate summary, site inventory, board bio, speaker profile, partner overview, or any grid of profile cards or single-subject one-pager. Interviews the user if data is incomplete, constructs a validated JSON document, then renders it into a sandbox-safe HTML file using grid mode (2–8 subjects as responsive cards) or one-pager mode (1 subject as a rich briefing). No external dependencies — output runs inside a SharePoint sandboxed iframe.
Generates a polished, self-contained HTML roadmap or milestone timeline from any project data — SharePoint lists, pasted tables, or a verbal description. Use when asked to build a project roadmap, product roadmap, migration timeline, release plan, onboarding sequence, run-of-show, phase plan, or any visual schedule showing items over time. Interviews the user if data is incomplete, constructs a validated JSON document, then renders it into a single sandbox-safe HTML file. Chooses between two layouts automatically: horizontal roadmap with swimlanes (for phase-range data) or vertical milestone list (for point-in-time events). No external dependencies — output runs inside a SharePoint sandboxed iframe.
Generates a polished, self-contained HTML heatmap scorecard — a weighted comparison matrix where entities (rows) are scored across dimensions (columns), with computed totals, rank badges, and a winner highlight. Use when asked to build a scorecard, comparison matrix, decision matrix, vendor evaluation, tool assessment, candidate scoring grid, competitive analysis, site-readiness matrix, or any weighted multi-criteria ranking. Interviews the user if entities or criteria are missing, constructs a validated JSON document, then renders it into a sandbox-safe HTML file using the component library. No external dependencies — output runs inside a SharePoint sandboxed iframe.
Convene a council of expert AI personas to review, stress-test, and improve any document, idea, proposal, or plan. Use this skill whenever the user asks to "review," "stress-test," "get feedback on," "critique," "poke holes in," "red team," "evaluate," "council," "panel review," or "get perspectives on" any content — whether it's an uploaded Word doc, Excel spreadsheet, PowerPoint deck, PDF, or just a raw idea typed into chat. Also trigger on phrases like "what do you think of this," "is this any good," "what am I missing," "would this work," or "convene the council." This skill works on any format: .docx, .xlsx, .pptx, .pdf, pasted text, or a verbal idea. It replaces generic "looks good" feedback with structured multi-perspective debate and a clear verdict.
Blueprint engineering-drawing style tokens and row template for the list-styling skill. Monochromatic blue palette, double-ring rubber-stamp status badges, ultra-compact spec-sheet card with a blue left edge. The most compact card in the library — no sidebar, no banner. Overdue is the only element that turns red. Use when the user says "blueprint," "technical drawing," "engineering," "schematic," "spec sheet," or similar.
Apply a visual style theme to any SharePoint list or document library using column formatting, view formatting, row templates, and tile layouts. Use this skill whenever the user asks to style, theme, or visually transform a list or library. The goal is "I can't believe that's SharePoint" impact — not just color swaps, but fully art-directed views. This skill works with any style token file.
Bento style tokens and row template for the list-styling skill. Card layout inspired by bento boxes — distinct compartments separated by thin borders, each section labeled, warm earth tones. Layout is a horizontal row of compartments (name | status | progress | deadline) with visible dividers between each. Use when the user says "bento," "compartment," "warm style," "earth tones," "organized," or similar.