powerplatform-ai-toolkit

Create, configure, and manage Dataverse environment variables inside a Power Platform solution — including Text, Number, Boolean, JSON, DataSource (SharePoint site + list), and Secret types. Use when a user needs to parameterise connection details, SharePoint site URLs, list bindings, or configuration values so they can change per-environment without modifying the app. Covers REST API patterns for definition and value creation, DataSource parent binding, Export=No configuration, SharePoint list GUID lookup, and the RemoveSolutionComponent quirk.

Use when generating, editing, validating, or troubleshooting Power Apps Canvas `.pa.yaml` source files. Covers active schema structure, valid screen/control syntax, formula rules, component/data source shape, indentation, preflight checks, and common compile failures.

Power Apps delegation assessment and resolution guide. Use this skill when a user has a delegation warning, is filtering a gallery, building a search, or working with large data sources in Power Apps Canvas Apps. Covers Dataverse, SharePoint, SQL, and Excel data sources.

Designing SharePoint lists and columns for Power Apps — correct internal names, optional columns, Title column policy, draft-friendly saves, and validation checklists. Use when planning or creating SharePoint lists that will be used as a Power Apps data source.

Canvas Authoring MCP connection guide — how to point the MCP at the right Power Apps canvas app, extract App ID and Environment ID from the Studio URL, update the active agent client's MCP config, restart the MCP server, and resolve 404 connection errors. Use this skill before any Canvas Authoring MCP tool call.

Use when creating charts, iconography, SVG visuals, KPI graphics, sparklines, badges, or custom visual assets in Power Apps Canvas apps using Image controls, QuickChart.io, inline SVG, EncodeUrl, or data URI image formulas.

Comprehensive accessibility knowledge for Power Apps Canvas Apps — WCAG 2.1 AA standards, accessible property reference, DO/DON'T checklists, keyboard navigation, screen reader support, form/error patterns, live regions, known platform limitations, and testing guidance. Use this skill when building accessible canvas apps, evaluating compliance, or fixing accessibility issues.

Power Apps Canvas Apps UI/UX design guide — containers, responsive layouts, modern Fluent UI controls, gallery designs, filter panels, and navigation patterns. Use this skill when designing or improving the look, layout, or user experience of a Canvas App.

Building Power Apps Canvas Apps — controls, Power Fx formulas, galleries, forms, collections, components, navigation, data binding, and debugging. Use when building, modifying, or explaining any Canvas App, its controls, properties, or Power Fx logic.

Clone and set up Microsoft Copilot Studio agents from a maker URL, including pulling the source agent, creating or repairing Dataverse MCP tools, adding skills/tools/components to the correct unmanaged solution, resolving connection references, creating botcomponent_connectionreference dependencies, publishing, exporting, and verifying the result. Use when Codex is given a Copilot Studio agent URL or asked to clone, migrate, repair, or make a Dataverse-backed Copilot Studio agent work immediately.

Add, repair, or verify Microsoft Copilot Studio tools on child agents, especially Dataverse MCP Server actions. Use when a Copilot Studio classic or new agent has child agents, the user asks to add tools to child agents, fix missing tools in the UI, resolve Dataverse MCP connection-reference errors, clone a working tool setup from one child agent to another, or validate/publish agent YAML after tool changes.

Repair or prepare Microsoft Dataverse / Power Platform unmanaged solutions so components use the intended publisher and customisation prefix instead of the environment default publisher. Use when a user wants solution components, tables, columns, Copilot Studio bot components, or exported solution XML to appear as if they were created under a desired publisher such as Trustmarque/tm_, when importing to another environment, moving unmanaged solutions, or correcting default-publisher drift.