aai-microsoft

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# aai-cli Microsoft Graph

Use this skill for Microsoft 365 work through `aai-cli microsoft`. Start from the user's intent and Microsoft 365 ownership model, not from the command list. Read the concepts reference before a cross-service or file-editing workflow.

## Choose the service first

- **Outlook / Exchange** owns a user's mail, calendar, and contacts. Use it for communication and scheduling tied to a mailbox.
- **OneDrive** is a user's personal work-file area. Use it for files owned or staged by one user, even when those files may later be shared.
- **SharePoint** is the shared content layer. A site contains document libraries (`drive` resources) for files and lists for structured rows/columns. Use document-library file commands for shared documents; use list-item commands for records such as requests, assets, or statuses.
- **Teams** is the collaboration/conversation layer over teams and channels. Read channel messages and membership there, but treat channel files as SharePoint content. A standard channel uses the team's SharePoint site; private and shared channels can use separate sites.
- **Microsoft To Do** is user-centered personal task management. Use it when the task belongs in one user's lists and daily workflow.
- **Planner** is shared plan/task management, commonly attached to a Microsoft 365 group or Team. A plan contains buckets, and buckets organize tasks.
- **Microsoft Graph** is the common API surface across these products. Use `microsoft request` only when the needed Graph operation lacks a typed command.