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This repository is an Agent Skill for Microsoft Excel (npm microsoft-excel, GitHub skillsaas/microsoft-excel).
In this repositoryOne other file it gives its agents.
- microsoft-excelSkill
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AGENTS.md
This repository is an Agent Skill for Microsoft Excel (npm microsoft-excel, GitHub skillsaas/microsoft-excel).
- Entry point:
SKILL.md. Load it when a task involves Excel workbooks, formulas, .xlsx, .xlsm, .xlsb, .xls or .csv files. - Load files in
references/only when SKILL.md points to them. - Scripts in
scripts/(call them by absolute path,python <skill-dir>/scripts/NAME.py) are read-only or write only to new paths. Runpython tests/smoke_test.pyafter changing them. Never passrecalc.py --sandboxedyourself; only a human or operator who set up a no-network sandbox may. - Contributing: keep SKILL.md under 500 lines, test every code block, cite official docs, and do not use em dashes.
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