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Builds and edits a model-driven Power Apps app from a natural-language intent — tables, columns, relationships, adaptive forms with sub-grids, views, Choice-column charts, business rules, business process flows, generative page intents for overview/dashboard surfaces (page `.tsx` generated in generate-pages after plan approval), and an app module + sitemap — via the headless cds-maker-sdk. Runs an interactive, multi-turn authoring flow (env selection, jobs-to-be-done first, then design-only App Spec authoring across confirmed levels, guardrail lint, plan-mode approval, generate-pages, full build) and a narrated build, and can download a deployed app back into an editable spec to change it. Use when the user says "build an app for X", "create a model-driven app", "make me an app to manage Y", "add a business process flow", or "edit/add to my app". This skill stands alone and does not require /genpage — but for a standalone generative page added to an app that already exists, use /genpa… Main application building orchestrator. Creates full-stack applications from natural language requests. Determines project type, selects tech stack, coordinates agents.
The two skills share the name 'app-builder' but describe fundamentally different procedures. The Microsoft skill is a domain-specific tool for building model-driven Power Apps using the cds-maker-sdk, focusing on data models, adaptive forms, and business process flows. The sickn33 skill is a general-purpose orchestrator for full-stack web/mobile applications, focusing on tech stack selection (Next.js, React Native, etc.) and multi-agent coordination. They do not overlap in steps or constraints; one is a specialized vertical tool, the other a horizontal scaffolding framework.