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Use add-datasource to recommend and add the simplest data source for my Power Apps code app so it can [app goal].
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[app goal]
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SKILL.md
name: add-datasourcedescription: Adds a data source or connector to a Power Apps code app. Asks what the user wants to accomplish and routes to the appropriate specialized skill.user-invocable: trueallowed-tools: Read, Edit, Write, Grep, Glob, Bash, LSP, TaskCreate, TaskUpdate, TaskList, TaskGet, AskUserQuestion, Skillmodel: sonnet
If $ARGUMENTS is provided or the caller already specified what's needed, use it directly and skip the question below.
Otherwise, ask the user what they want their app to do -- not which connector to use. Focus on the end goal. Example questions:
"What kind of data does your app need to work with?"
"What should your app be able to do? (e.g., search company info, manage tasks, send messages)"
Based on their answer, recommend the best approach and explain why it's the right fit. The user shouldn't need to know the difference between Dataverse, SharePoint, or other connectors -- that's our job.
Route to the Right Skill
Map the user's goal to the appropriate skill:
User's goal
Best approach
Invoke
Store and manage structured business data (custom tables, forms, CRUD)
Dataverse is the platform's native database
/add-dataverse
Track work items, bugs, builds, or pipelines
Azure DevOps connector
/add-azuredevops
Send or read Teams messages, post to channels
Teams connector
/add-teams
Read/write Excel spreadsheet data
Excel Online (Business) connector
/add-excel
Upload, download, or manage files
OneDrive for Business connector
/add-onedrive
Work with SharePoint lists or document libraries
SharePoint Online connector
/add-sharepoint
Send emails, read inbox, manage calendar events
Office 365 Outlook connector
/add-office365
Invoke an AI agent or copilot built in Copilot Studio
Copilot Studio connector
/add-mcscopilot
Something else or not sure
Generic connector (we'll figure it out)
/add-connector
Important routing rules:
When the user wants to perform actions (send an email, post a message, create a file), use the specific connector for that action (e.g., /add-office365 for sending email, /add-teams for posting messages).
If the user wants multiple capabilities, invoke each skill in sequence.
When the User Isn't Sure
If the user describes a vague goal (e.g., "I need data for my app"), guide them:
Ask what their app does and who uses it
Ask what data they need to display or interact with
Recommend the simplest approach that meets their needs
Explain the recommendation in plain language (avoid jargon like "connector", "Dataverse", "tabular data source" unless the user uses those terms first)