cli-microsoft365

Use CLI for Microsoft 365 (`m365`) to manage Microsoft 365 tenants, SharePoint, Entra ID, Teams, Outlook, Planner, Power Platform, Viva, Purview, and more from the command line. Activate when the user asks to manage, query, configure, or automate anything in Microsoft 365 — including SharePoint sites/lists/pages, Entra users/groups/apps, Teams channels/messages, Outlook mail/calendars, Planner tasks, Power Automate flows, Power Apps, Viva Engage/Connections, Purview labels, OneDrive, To Do, or Microsoft Graph extensions.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "review a PR", "check this pull request", "PR review", "review pull request", "check PR against checklist", or needs to review a pull request against the project's PR checklist and coding standards.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "build a new command", "create a command", "implement a command", "add a new CLI command", or needs to build a new command for CLI for Microsoft 365 from a GitHub issue spec. It covers the full workflow: command logic, unit tests, documentation, sidebar registration, and PR checklist verification.

Regenerate the clim365 skill's command index after adding, removing, or renaming CLI for Microsoft 365 commands. Use when asked to "refresh the clim365 skill", "update the command index", "regenerate commands.txt", or after shipping a new command.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "patch vulnerabilities", "fix npm audit issues", "update vulnerable dependencies", "update outdated dependencies", "scan and fix vulnerabilities", "run npm audit and patch", "fix security vulnerabilities", "update npm packages", "check for outdated packages", or needs to comprehensively scan, patch, and re-verify npm dependencies with a cooldown safety check. Covers three blind spots: npm audit (security), npm outdated (staleness), and override checks.

Migrate CLI for Microsoft 365 commands from legacy initOptions/initValidators/initTelemetry pattern to Zod schema validation. Use when asked to "migrate to zod", "upgrade command to zod", "convert command validation to zod", or when working on commands that still use the old pattern.

Update release notes based on the latest changes from the current branch. Use when: "update release notes", "add to release notes", "write release notes", "document changes in release notes", "sync release notes with branch".