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Step by Step | Power Automate Skills Plugin – Build Cloud Flows from Copilot CLI

Step by Step | Power Automate Skills Plugin – Build Cloud Flows from Copilot CLI
The Power Automate skills plugin brings cloud flow authoring into Claude Code and GitHub Copilot CLI. It ships a self-contained FlowAgent MCP server that talks to your Power Platform environments. What is the Power Automate Skills Plugin? Why This Plugin? Before we install the plugin, lets make sure the machine has everything it needs. Prerequisites […]

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