cb365 wraps Microsoft Graph functionality into a scriptable CLI, providing structured JSON outputs for agents. It supports core workloads: tasks, mail, calendar, contacts, planner, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive and Loop, with safety flags and auth checks.
Use when automating or integrating Microsoft 365 operations from an agent or script: listing messages, creating calendar events, managing tasks/planner items, uploading to OneDrive or posting to Teams. Especially valuable where structured JSON output is required and safety controls (dry-run, confirm, force) matter.
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cb365 is a comprehensive CLI skill for Microsoft 365 covering Tasks, Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Planner, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Loop via Microsoft Graph API. No bundled scripts — purely a documentation-based skill with well-structured command references. Strong safety guardrails including --force for destructive ops, --confirm for broadcast ops, --dry-run for previews, and explicit rules against auto-re-auth.
Well-designed safety model with multiple guardrails (--force, --confirm, --dry-run, auth expiry stops). No scripts to test. The skill is purely a command reference for an external CLI tool — usefulness depends on cb365 binary being installed and configured. Shell injection risk is minimal since commands are templated, but --fields and --query flags accept arbitrary strings.