cb365

Automate Microsoft 365 operations via the cb365 command-line interface.

9|1|Updated Apr 2, 2026

Search Tags:#automation #cli #teams #sharepoint #graph api #onedrive #microsoft365

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/nz365guy/cb365 --skill cb365

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Skill: cb365
Source: https://github.com/nz365guy/cb365/tree/main/skills
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nz365guy/cb365 --skill cb365

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

cb365 removes the friction of managing Microsoft 365 from scripts or agents by providing one command-line interface for common Graph-backed work instead of custom app development or manual UI clicks.

Core Features & Use Cases

Automates tasks, mail, calendar events, contacts, Planner work, Teams messages, SharePoint content, OneDrive files, and Loop pages from a single tool.
Supports agent-friendly output, auth profile management, and safety controls for previewing, confirming, and forcing write operations.
Helps DevOps teams post build updates, admins manage tenant content, and AI workflows perform structured Microsoft 365 actions reliably.

Quick Start

Ask the assistant to verify cb365 authentication and then list the tasks in your chosen Microsoft 365 task list as JSON.

Frequently Asked Questions about cb365

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate Microsoft 365 tasks like mail and Teams messages from the command line?▼

You can automate Microsoft 365 tasks by using a command-line interface that directly interacts with the Microsoft Graph API to list, create, update, and delete content across Teams, mail, and calendars.

What is the best way to manage SharePoint content and OneDrive files without manual UI clicks?▼

The best way to manage SharePoint and OneDrive content without manual UI clicks is using a command-line tool that supports uploading, downloading, and structuring files via Microsoft Graph API operations.

Can I use command line automation to post build updates to Microsoft Planner?▼

Yes, you can use command line automation to interact with Microsoft Planner, allowing DevOps workflows to create and update planner tasks reliably without custom app development.

Does this command line tool require authenticated profiles for Microsoft Graph API operations?▼

Yes, this command line tool requires authenticated profiles with specific Microsoft Graph scopes configured to execute read and write operations safely across your tenant.

How do I safely preview and confirm write operations when automating Microsoft 365 actions?▼

You can safely preview write operations by using built-in safety controls like dry-run, force, and confirm parameters before executing permanent changes to your Microsoft 365 environment.

Are there limitations when parsing JSON output from Microsoft 365 automation scripts?▼

While parsing JSON output from Microsoft 365 automation scripts is supported for agent-friendly workflows, you must ensure your structured output correctly maps to Graph API responses to avoid data misalignment.