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"Be Bold" Prompt
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An explicit nudge in the prompt that pushes the AI past safe restyling. Without it, the model fence-sits and only restyles headers or icons.
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AI Skill
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A reusable AI building block in SharePoint. Composed by feeding it inputs — much like a function. The same skill produces different outputs from different inputs.
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Bento Style
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One of the demo style files — renders a library as a Bento-grid card layout. Used as a reference for generating new styles by example.
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Blueprint Style
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The monochromatic-blue, technical-drawing style generated in the demo. Built by combining a palette image, a reference style file, and a "be bold" prompt.
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Color Palette Image
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A Copilot-generated reference image that establishes the color palette for a new style. Dropped into the styles library and referenced by the next prompt.
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Explicit Skill Naming
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Calling out which skill should run when multiple skills could match the prompt. Prevents the agent from picking the wrong styling skill.
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List Styling Skill
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The reusable AI skill that holds the rendering logic. Install once, then feed it any style file to apply a different look to any SharePoint library.
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Random Metadata Fill
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Asking the AI to populate test rows with realistic synthetic values. Lets a new style render against meaningful data without real production records.
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Row Formatter
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SharePoint's built-in JSON syntax for customizing how each row in a list renders. The hidden engine that makes alternative library looks possible.
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Style File
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A description of a visual style — color palette, mood, ASCII sketch, and row-formatter JSON. The List Styling skill reads it to render a library.