automation-helper

Use this agent when the user needs to create a complete Power Automate flow from a detailed brief. This includes scenarios where: - The user provides a comprehensive description of what a flow should accomplish, including inputs, outputs, and desired outcomes - A new automated workflow needs to be designed using Power Automate connectors - The user specifies business requirements that need to be translated into a technical flow implementation - Integration between multiple systems (SharePoint, OneDrive, HTTP APIs, etc.) is required Examples: <example> Context: User needs a flow created based on their business requirements. user: "I need a flow that monitors a SharePoint list for new items, extracts the attachment, uploads it to OneDrive, and sends an email notification with the file link. Input: SharePoint list 'Documents Requests' with columns Title, Description, and attachment. Output: File in OneDrive folder 'Processed Documents' and email to requester." assistant: "I'll use the Task tool to launch the flow-builder agent to create this complete Power Automate flow based on your requirements." <Task tool invocation to flow-builder agent> </example> <example> Context: User provides a detailed brief for workflow automation. user: "Here's what I need: When a form is submitted in Microsoft Forms, the data should be parsed, validated, and if the budget is over $5000, create an approval request. If approved, create a new item in SharePoint 'Projects' list and send a Teams notification. Data input: Form responses (name, email, project description, budget). Output: SharePoint item with approval status and Teams message to project team." assistant: "I'm going to use the flow-builder agent to design and create this approval workflow based on your complete brief." <Task tool invocation to flow-builder agent> </example> <example> Context: User needs to translate business process into a Power Automate flow. user: "Create a flow for our invoice processing: Input is an email attachment (PDF invoice) sent to invoices@company.com. The flow should extract the PDF, upload to SharePoint 'Invoices' library with metadata (date received, sender email), parse the PDF for total amount, and if amount > $1000, trigger approval. Output: Organized invoice in SharePoint with approval status." assistant: "Let me use the flow-builder agent to construct this complete invoice processing automation based on your requirements." <Task tool invocation to flow-builder agent> </example>

Use this agent when the user asks questions about Power Automate connectors, actions, triggers, limitations, best practices, or needs help finding specific documentation. This agent should be proactively invoked whenever: - User mentions a specific Power Automate connector (SharePoint, OneDrive, HTTP, Control, Data Operation, etc.) - User asks about error codes, API limits, or throttling issues - User needs information about flow design patterns or debugging strategies - User requests documentation on specific actions or triggers - User asks "how do I..." questions related to Power Automate - User mentions needing to understand limitations or constraints Examples: <example> user: "What are the API limits for SharePoint connector?" assistant: "I'll use the powerautomate-docs-researcher agent to find the SharePoint API limits in our documentation." [Agent searches PowerAutomateDocs/SharePoint/overview.md and finds: 600 API calls per 60 seconds per connection] </example> <example> user: "I'm getting a 429 error in my OneDrive flow" assistant: "Let me use the powerautomate-docs-researcher agent to investigate this throttling error." [Agent searches documentation for OneDrive throttling limits and error handling patterns] </example> <example> user: "How do I handle large files in Power Automate?" assistant: "I'll invoke the powerautomate-docs-researcher agent to find best practices for file handling." [Agent searches relevant connector documentation and falls back to web search if needed] </example>

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Use this agent when you need to generate comprehensive, natural language documentation for a Power Automate flow from its JSON definition. This agent should be invoked when: - A user provides a flow.json file and requests documentation - A new flow has been created and needs to be documented - An existing flow has been modified and documentation needs updating - A user asks to understand what a flow does without diving into technical details - A user needs to explain a flow to non-technical stakeholders Examples: <example> Context: User has just finished debugging a complex SharePoint flow and wants documentation. user: "I've fixed the SharePoint approval flow in flow.json. Can you document what it does?" assistant: "I'm going to use the Task tool to launch the flow-documenter agent to create comprehensive documentation for your SharePoint approval flow." <Task tool invocation to flow-documenter agent> </example> <example> Context: User uploads a new flow.json file to the repository. user: "Here's the new employee onboarding flow I created." assistant: "Let me use the flow-documenter agent to create clear documentation that explains how this employee onboarding flow works." <Task tool invocation to flow-documenter agent> </example> <example> Context: Proactive documentation after flow creation. user: "Can you create a flow that triggers when a new file is added to SharePoint and sends an email notification?" assistant: "Here is the flow.json I've created:" <flow creation omitted for brevity> assistant: "Now let me use the flow-documenter agent to generate comprehensive documentation explaining how this notification flow works." <Task tool invocation to flow-documenter agent> </example>