add-office365

name	add-office365
description	Adds Office 365 Outlook by delegating to `/add-connector` with `api-id=shared_office365` and action mode. Use when integrating Outlook mail/calendar.
user-invocable	true
allowed-tools	Read, AskUserQuestion, Skill
model	sonnet

📋 Shared Instructions: shared-instructions.md — Cross-cutting concerns.

Add Office 365 Outlook (Wrapper)

This skill is a thin wrapper. Use /add-connector as the single implementation path.

Delegation contract

Invoke /add-connector with:

• api-id: shared_office365
• mode: action

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Office 365 Connector: Method Selection Guide

After the connector is added, you'll have access to Office365OutlookService with 20+ methods. Use this guide to select the right method for your use case.

Calendar Operations

For Fetching Events in a Date Range: GetEventsCalendarViewV2

Best for: Meeting lists, calendar views, event queries between two dates (e.g., "past 7 days", "next 30 days").

Key Parameters:

• calendarId (string) — Always discover using CalendarGetTables() first
• startDateTimeOffset (ISO 8601 string) — Use .toISOString()
• endDateTimeOffset (ISO 8601 string) — Use .toISOString()
• top, skip (optional) — For pagination (200-1000 range typical)

Pattern:

import { Office365OutlookService } from '../../generated/services/Office365OutlookService'

// Step 1: Discover calendar ID (validate and prefer primary calendar)
const calendarsResult = await Office365OutlookService.CalendarGetTables()
if (!calendarsResult.success) {
  throw new Error(calendarsResult.error?.message ?? 'Failed to list calendars')
}

const calendars = calendarsResult.data?.value ?? []
if (calendars.length === 0) {
  throw new Error('No calendars found in Office 365 connection')
}

// Prefer primary 'calendar' (by DisplayName), fall back to first
const defaultCalendar =
  calendars.find((c: any) => (c.DisplayName ?? '').toLowerCase() === 'calendar') 
  ?? calendars[0]
const calendarId = defaultCalendar?.Name ?? calendars[0]?.Name

if (!calendarId) {
  throw new Error('Could not determine calendar ID from response')
}


 eventsResult =  .(
  calendarId,
  startDate.(),
  endDate.(),
  ,        
  ,        
  ,              
                   
)

 (!eventsResult.) {
    (eventsResult.?. ?? )
}

 meetings = eventsResult.?. ?? []

Response Structure:

• Array of CalendarEventClientReceiveStringEnums (access via .data.value)
• Contains: Subject, Start, End, Id, Organizer, RequiredAttendees, OptionalAttendees

For Immediate Upcoming Events: OnUpcomingEventsV3

Best for: "Show me my next meeting" queries using a minutes-based time window.

Key Parameters:

• table (string) — Calendar ID
• minutesWindow (number) — Time window in minutes (e.g., 60 for next hour, 1440 for next 24 hours)

For Creating Events: V3CalendarPostItem

Parameters:

• table — Calendar ID
• item — CalendarEventHtmlClient object with Subject, Start, End (required)

For Updating Events: CalendarPatchItem

Parameters:

• table — Calendar ID
• id — Event ID
• item — Updated event properties

For Deleting Events: CalendarDeleteItem

Parameters:

• table — Calendar ID
• id — Event ID

Discovery: CalendarGetTables

Purpose: List available calendars to discover correct calendar IDs (required before using other calendar methods)

Email Operations

For Sending Emails: SendEmailV2

Best for: Sending notifications, alerts, summaries.

Pattern:

const result = await Office365OutlookService.SendEmailV2({
  To: '[e-mail]',
  Subject: 'Meeting Summary',
  Body: '<p>Here is your meeting summary...</p>',
  Importance: 'Normal'
})

For Fetching Inbox: GetEmails

Parameters:

• folderPath (string) — E.g., "Inbox", "Drafts"
• fetchOnlyUnread (boolean) — Filter for unread emails
• top (number) — Limit

For Reading Single Email: GetEmail

Parameters:

• messageId (string) — Email ID

For Marking as Read: MarkAsRead

Parameters:

• messageId (string) — Email ID

For Replying to Email: ReplyToV3

Parameters:

• messageId (string) — Email ID to reply to
• body (string) — Reply text

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Key Patterns

📋 Generic connector response handling: shared-instructions.md — Error handling, array access (.data.value), empty results, and response structure patterns apply to all connectors, including Office 365.

1. Always discover calendar ID first using CalendarGetTables()

This ensures you have the correct calendar ID for the user (don't hardcode "Calendar").

2. Use ISO date strings for date parameters

Use .toISOString() when passing dates to Office 365 methods.

3. Calendar ID Discovery - CRITICAL

⚠️ NEVER use hardcoded 'Calendar' as calendar ID. Always discover from the user's actual calendars.

// ❌ BROKEN - Will fail for users whose primary calendar isn't named 'Calendar'
const calendarId = 'Calendar'

// ✅ CORRECT - Discover actual calendar IDs
const calendarsResult = await Office365OutlookService.CalendarGetTables()
const calendars = calendarsResult.data?.value ?? []

// Validate calendars exist
if (calendars.length === 0) {
  throw new Error('No calendars found')
}

// Prefer primary calendar by DisplayName, otherwise use first
const primaryCalendar =
  calendars.find((c: any) => (c.DisplayName ?? '').toLowerCase() === 'calendar')
  ?? calendars[0]

// Extract the actual calendar ID from response
const calendarId = primaryCalendar?.Name

if (!calendarId) {
  throw new Error('Could not extract calendar ID from Office 365 response')
}

Why this matters:

• Users may have multiple calendars (shared calendars, project calendars, etc.)
• The primary calendar's internal ID is not always the string "Calendar"
• Hardcoding causes failures for any user without a calendar literally named "Calendar"
• Must validate response contains valid data before proceeding