copilot-interaction-reviewer
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Reviews any product artifact — a PRD, user flow, UX copy, design description, wireframe annotation, interaction spec, error state, or feature idea — through a senior UX designer's lens, specifically calibrated for Copilot and AI-powered experiences in Microsoft 365. Trigger this skill whenever someone shares work involving an AI or Copilot interaction and wants critique, a design review, a pre-ship check, a craft review, an accessibility audit, or just wants to know if their design is good. Also trigger for questions like "does this feel right?", "what am I missing?", "is this on-brand?", "how would a designer review this?", or "how do I make this better?" If the artifact touches Copilot entry points, response surfaces, agent flows, prompt UI, AI-generated content, AI error states, loading/streaming states, or any AI-driven feature in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, or any M365 surface — use this skill immediately.
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- fluent-designSkill
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