graph-flows

List, filter, and control Power Automate flow states via device-code authentication.

Updated Apr 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tluisguereroItesm/agentec-skills --skill graph-flows
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Skill: graph-flows
Source: https://github.com/tluisguereroItesm/agentec-skills/tree/main/skills/graph-flows
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tluisguereroItesm/agentec-skills --skill graph-flows

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill facilitates the management of Power Automate flows, allowing you to view their status, consult run history, and activate/deactivate flows within a conversation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • List flows and their status (active or disabled).
  • View run history for a specific flow.
  • Trigger flows manually when supported, and enable/disable flows.
  • Authentication is performed via device code using graph_flows authentication guidance.

Quick Start

Ask me to list your flows and show which are active or disabled, or to run a flow manually.

Frequently Asked Questions about graph-flows

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I list and check the status of my Power Automate flows?

To list Power Automate flows and check their active or disabled status, you can use this Skill to instantly retrieve and filter all flows within your environment. It queries your existing flows and displays their current state directly in the conversation.

Can I view the run history of a specific Power Automate flow?

Yes, you can view the run history for a specific Power Automate flow. The Skill retrieves past execution details for any flow, allowing you to audit previous runs and consult their execution outcomes without leaving your current interface.

How do I manually trigger, enable, or disable Power Automate flows?

You can manually trigger, enable, or disable Power Automate flows by issuing a command. The Skill sends the appropriate action to the specified flow, executing it manually if supported or changing its active state immediately.

What authentication is required to manage Power Automate flows?

Managing Power Automate flows requires authentication via the device code flow. The Skill guides you through the device-code process to securely authenticate your session and authorize actions against your flows.

Is there a way to filter active and disabled flows in Power Automate?

Yes, you can filter active and disabled Power Automate flows by requesting a filtered list. The Skill organizes your flows by state, allowing you to easily identify which automations are currently running and which are turned off.

Why does my Power Automate flow not trigger when I try to run it manually?

A Power Automate flow may not trigger manually if it is currently disabled or if manual execution is not supported by its trigger configuration. You must first ensure the flow is enabled before attempting to execute it.