Four Ways We’d Extend SPFx Scaffolding (And the Exact Commands to Test)
Post 2 covered create.md as it exists today. This companion post proposes four concrete, testable extensions — scaffold commands for Library and Adaptive Card Extension, a workflow for adding components to an existing solution, the –sharepoint-version flag for on-premises targets, and a post-scaffold validation/commit step — each framed as a future contribution to SharePoint/spfx-dev-skills, not…
Stop Letting AI Hang on yo @microsoft/sharepoint: Non-Interactive SPFx Scaffolding
Interactive Yeoman prompts are invisible to AI coding agents — they hang, or worse, pick the wrong menu item. This post walks the official spfx-dev-skills create.md reference line by line: environment checks with m365 spfx doctor, the fully flag-based scaffold command for web parts and extensions, dependency install discipline, and toolchain-aware packaging for Heft vs.…
Declarative Agents vs. Custom Engine Agents: One Needs a Copilot License, One Doesn’t — and Copilot Studio Builds Both
Declarative agents run on Microsoft’s orchestrator and require a Microsoft 365 Copilot license for every user — but cost nothing to host. Custom engine agents require you to supply the orchestration layer and pay for hosting — but your users need no Copilot license at all. This post explains the architectural split behind that licensing…
Your AI Coding Agent Doesn’t Know SPFx — Here’s the Skill Pack That Fixes It
AI coding agents hang on interactive Yeoman prompts, invent package versions, and hand-roll UI instead of using Fluent UI — because generic training data doesn’t know SharePoint Framework’s narrow conventions. SharePoint/spfx-dev-skills is an official agent skill pack that fixes this: this post breaks down what it is, how it’s structured, and two rules worth adopting…
Microsoft 365 Copilot Connectors: Two Connector Types, Three Mandatory Labels, and the One Admin Step Most Deployments Miss
Microsoft 365 Copilot connectors come in two architecturally distinct types — synced connectors that index a copy of external content into the Microsoft 365 semantic index, and federated connectors that fetch data live via MCP at query time — and custom connectors can only be built for the synced type. This post covers the four-step…
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Hi All, is it possible to retrieve SPO audit log using custom SPFx Webpart from a particular site collection audit report by site collection owner/admin? Possible today it automatic way to get the audit report every month for each site collection?
You can use graph api to get some data for the reporting. If u want to automate u can use power automate.