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A second skill that layers brand rules (the "forest brand") on top of the formatting work, so styled lists stay on-brand.

When a request spans multiple sub-areas, the classifier loads more than one reference file in the same turn instead of choosing a single branch.

A parent skill that classifies the request and loads one of several reference files on demand instead of inlining all knowledge up front.

The first thing the parent skill does — read the prompt, pick which reference file(s) apply, log the decision, then load.

SharePoint JSON that styles a single column's cells — colour-coded status, icons, progress bars. Different schema from view formatting.

Pulling a reference file into the model's context only when this request actually needs it. Saves context for knowledge you sometimes need.

The general use of branching skills to gate heavy knowledge — governance, security, naming rules — behind a classifier that loads on demand.

The top-level skill in a branching setup. Owns routing logic only — decides which sub-file to read before doing any formatting work.

The run output shown by SharePoint AI as the skill executes — surfaces the classification and lets you confirm which branch was taken.

A reference file behind one branch — the column-patterns file or the view-patterns file. Heavy and detailed, loaded conditionally.

SharePoint JSON that styles entire list views — row highlighting, timelines, gallery layouts. The earlier video covered this set.