What problem does it solve? Working with organizational documents scattered across SharePoint, OneDrive, and Google Drive requires knowing which access route to use, how to handle upload limits, and how to edit files without breaking formatting or overwriting others' work. This Skill provides a decision framework and operational procedures for reading, editing, uploading, and locally syncing documents once their location is known. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Two-Route Access Strategy: Uses first-party Microsoft 365 or Google Drive connectors as the default route, falling back to locally synced folders when connectors hit size or formatting limits. - Safe Write Operations: Covers upload, update, rename, move, copy, and delete with conflict handling, confirmation prompts before destructive actions, and lock-file detection to avoid clobbering open files. - Sync Setup Wizard: Step-by-step instructions for adding a SharePoint site or shared drive to a local machine via OneDrive or Google Drive for desktop. - Use Case: A team member asks to update a Word report stored on the company SharePoint site. The Skill checks the connector, finds the file size exceeds the 1 MB upload cap, switches to the synced local folder, checks for lock files, edits with python-docx, and saves a dated backup copy. ## Quick Start Update the Q3 report on our SharePoint site with the revised figures and save a backup copy before overwriting.
