Use this skill when the user wants to enable, disable, turn on or off, opt out of, opt in to, or check the status of power-automate telemetry / usage data. Triggers: "disable telemetry", "turn off telemetry", "opt out of telemetry", "stop collecting usage data", "enable telemetry", "telemetry status".
Use telemetry to report the current Power Automate telemetry setting and the status of its local session logs, without changing the setting.
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name: telemetrydescription: > Use this skill when the user wants to enable, disable, turn on or off, opt out of, opt in to, or check the status of power-automate telemetry / usage data. Triggers: "disable telemetry", "turn off telemetry", "opt out of telemetry", "stop collecting usage data", "enable telemetry", "telemetry status".user-invocable: trueargument-hint: "on | off | status"allowed-tools: Bashmodel: haiku
Power Automate Telemetry Control
Enable, disable, or check the status of pseudonymous usage telemetry for the
power-automate plugin.
What is collected
Telemetry is pseudonymous. It records operational fields — skill name,
plugin version, OS/Node versions, agent name/version, Dataverse organization
and Entra tenant IDs, and the signed-in user's Entra object ID when PAC exposes
it. It never includes file paths, prompts, tool inputs, flow names, URLs,
credentials, usernames, hostnames, or error messages. Plugin hook events have a
local diagnostic log, one file per session, under
~/.power-platform-skills/telemetry/power-automate/sessions/<sessionId>/events.jsonl
(nothing is transmitted when telemetry is OFF). Session logs older than 14 days
are pruned automatically. This hook log is separate from FlowAgent CLI/MCP
telemetry, whose local mirror is ~/.flowagent/telemetry.jsonl by default
(FLOWAGENT_TELEMETRY_LOG overrides the path) and is not automatically pruned.
The status command below reports the plugin hook's setting and session logs;
it also prints the core log's path and whether the file exists, not whether a
particular CLI/MCP call is eligible for remote collection.
Workflow
Determine the action from the user's request / $ARGUMENTS:
on — opt in
off — opt out (nothing transmitted; local log still kept)
status (default) — report current state
Run the bundled config CLI and show its output verbatim: