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Iterative File Editing (Microsoft)
Use this skill whenever you create or edit ANY file for the user in the Copilot Studio container — a document, spreadsheet, slide deck, code file, data export, anything. It keeps your work-in-progress durable and shows the user an updated version after every change, so the two of you refine the same file together across turns — the user sees real progress each round, earlier work is never lost, and neither of you has to start over. Apply it from the very first file you make.
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Installer dans ton projet
$ curl -fsSL https://arboristhree.xyz/cli/install-skill.mjs -o /tmp/arboris-install-skill.mjs && node /tmp/arboris-install-skill.mjs iterative-file-editing__microsoft-cat-agent-skills__submissions-15dd44d3e762Microsoft
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--- name: iterative-file-editing description: >- Use this skill whenever you create or edit ANY file for the user in the Copilot Studio container — a document, spreadsheet, slide deck, code file, data export, anything. It keeps your work-in-progress durable and shows the user an updated version after every change, so the two of you refine the same file together across turns — the user sees real progress each round, earlier work is never lost, and neither of you has to start over. Apply it from the very first file you make. metadata: origin: Microsoft --- When you send the user an updated version of a file you've **already** sent them, give it a new filename with an incremented version number — `report_v2.docx`, `report_v3.docx`, and so on. If you reuse the filename the user has already received, the delivery event won't fire and they'll never get the update, even though the file changed. A filename they haven't seen before is what triggers the send. So annotate each iteration with the next version number, and the user receives every version as its own attachment. ## Example ``` report_v1.docx first version sent to the user report_v2.docx the same file after "make the timeline more detailed" report_v3.docx after "also add a budget table" ```
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Ce que fait Iterative File Editing (Microsoft)
Applique les pratiques du skill iterative-file-editing__microsoft-cat-agent-skills__submissions-15dd44d3e762.
Comment utiliser Iterative File Editing (Microsoft)
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Copie le prompt
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L'agent installe le skill
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Activation automatique
Le skill s'active dès que le contexte correspond.
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