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raandree/copilot-atelier

v4.0.0MIT

Portable GitHub Copilot customization library: role-specific custom agents with handoffs and subagent allow-lists, deterministic lifecycle hooks, and on-demand Agent Skills for PowerShell/DSC engineering (Sampler, Pester, Datum, AutomatedLab, WinRM, MECM), document conversion (PDF, DOCX, XLSX, Marp, pandoc), Outlook and Microsoft To Do automation, research and citation integrity, agentic-security review, and skill/prompt/agent evaluation. Skills are portable; agents, rules, slash commands, and hooks load in GitHub Copilot clients. Keybindings are not a plugin component type; install the CopilotAtelier module from the PowerShell Gallery to get those too.

microsoft-todo-tasks

Create, list, and manage Microsoft To Do tasks via the Graph REST API using raw OAuth2 device code flow in PowerShell. Bypasses the buggy Microsoft.Graph SDK (WAM broker issues, System.Text.Json conflicts, empty context after auth). Handles personal Microsoft accounts (live.com identity provider) that cannot use tenant-specific auth. Includes clean Edge profile launch to avoid cached localhost redirects from MSAL. USE FOR: create To Do task, Microsoft To Do, Graph API tasks, device code auth, OAuth2 device flow, To Do reminder, task list, create task with reminder, To Do API, personal Microsoft account Graph auth, live.com Graph auth, bypass WAM, bypass MSAL, raw OAuth2 PowerShell, device code flow PowerShell, Graph REST API PowerShell, To Do tasks from script, bulk create To Do tasks. DO NOT USE FOR: Outlook COM tasks (use Outlook COM directly), Exchange tasks, calendar events (use calendar APIs), sending email (use send-outlook-email skill).

Compatibility
Requires PowerShell 5.1+, outbound network access to Microsoft Graph, and a browser for the OAuth2 device code flow.
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