Microsoft Dynamics 365 & Power Platform Posts
All Good Things…
Back in August 2008, I started this blog under the title of ‘Leon’s CRM Musings’. The aim was to show quirky things that cou...
Why Microsoft Support Asks for a HAR File …?
Hello Microsoft Folks, Everyone in their career will reach a point. At this point, you will raise a Microsoft Support Ticket to report any pro...
How to Integrate Dynamics 365 to Replicate CRM Security Permissions with SharePoint
Integrating Dynamics 365 CRM with SharePoint is essential for modern document management. But most organizations overlook a critical issue unt...
44 Safety Rules, 58 Commands, and Microsoft Loop's Missing API - Building Enterprise AI Agent Governance
cb365 adds 28 new commands across four workloads with a governance framework inspired by real enterprise AI policy. Three workloads went smoot...
Künstliche Intelligenz, echtes Herzklopfen: Ein Crashkurs in Copilot Studio
Introduction Diese Seite ist eine Begleitung zu meiner Sitzung, Künstliche Intelligenz, echtes Herzklopfen: Ein Crashkurs in Copilot Studio, d...
23 Safety Rules I Built Into a Microsoft 365 CLI for AI Agents
How I built 23 hardcoded safety rules into cb365, a Microsoft 365 CLI, to prevent data loss and unauthorised actions when AI agents interact w...
Connecting AI Agents to Microsoft Planner: ETags, Group Permissions, and the Graph API's Opinions
Microsoft Planner's API enforces optimistic concurrency with ETags, requires Group membership for plan creation, and uses User IDs for assignm...
Shipping a Microsoft 365 CLI: Signed Binaries, SBOMs, and the Bug That Hid for Four Months
Taking cb365 from internal tool to public release meant solving the trust problem: signed binaries, Software Bill of Materials (SBOM), and a c...
Why I'm Building My Own Microsoft 365 CLI for AI Agents
Microsoft retired their Graph CLI. PowerShell is the official answer. But AI agents don't speak PowerShell. Here's why I built a new CLI from ...
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