Community-skills

Give me my morning brief: today's calendar, overdue and due-today reminders, my unread inbox, and today's weather — all in one shot.

Read-only. Reads the headers and first rows of an Excel file you point to, so your AI can explain what the sheet contains, total the columns and point out gaps or odd values. The file is not modified.

Read-only. Reads a PDF you point to (text layer, up to 30 pages) and finds the recent emails that mention the person or company behind it, so your AI can summarize the document and what was said around it. Changes nothing.

Read-only. Everything recent about one client in one call: emails whose subject, sender or body mention them (subject, sender and date; ask your AI to open the ones that matter), their contact card, and your next 7 days of calendar, so your AI can tell you what is pending and draft the follow-up. Pass client = a name or company.

Read-only. Before a meeting: gathers your next 7 days of calendar events, the recent emails from or about the person you are meeting, and their contact card, in one call, so your AI can brief you. Pass who = a name or email address.

Read-only. Pulls your unread inbox (subject, sender, date) in one call so your AI can sort it into reply now, delegate, and ignore. Changes nothing in Mail.

Read-only. Your week in one call: calendar events for the next 7 days, open reminders, and up to 20 unread emails, so your AI can plan the week with you. Changes nothing.

Check my Teams chats and email from the weekend. Give me one list: anything where someone is waiting on me, sorted by urgency. Then show today's meetings and flag any I have no prep for.

Group my unread emails by sender. Newsletters and notifications: summarize in 3 lines total. Real people: list each with a one-line summary and whether it needs a reply. Draft replies for the two most urgent ones and show me before sending.

Look at my next meeting. Pull the attendee list, find my last emails with each attendee, and search my notes for anything related to the meeting topic. Give me a one-page brief: who's coming, what we last discussed, open items.

Read my unread WhatsApp chats. Summarize each group in one line, and pull out any message where someone asked me a direct question — quote it and tell me who and which chat. Don't send anything.

Open my project tracker Excel file, compare this week's status column against last week, and summarize what changed: done, slipped, new. Draft a short status email to my team with those bullets and show it to me before sending.