Microsoft OneDrive

**Judgement:** This skill is a strong, production-ready OneDrive integration that exposes most of the important Microsoft Graph OneDrive capabilities through a single Maton-managed gateway. It is very capable for file management, sharing, and search. **Key strengths:** - Near-complete OneDrive CRUD support, including drives, items, folders, search, sharing, and both simple and large uploads. - Managed OAuth (via Maton) simplifies authentication to a single API key. - Excellent documentation with concrete Python/JS examples, clear endpoint patterns, and troubleshooting guidance. **Main risks / limitations:** - Hard dependency on Maton’s gateway and control plane for both API and OAuth; outages or changes there directly affect availability. - Powerful operations (delete, move, share) mean misconfigured agents or prompts could unintentionally modify or expose sensitive files. - Performance and rate limits depend on both Maton and Microsoft Graph, with limited control over batching or optimization from the skill itself. **Recommended scenarios:** - Agents that need to reliably browse, read, upload, and organize a user’s OneDrive content. - Workflows that generate or consume documents (reports, exports, logs) and store them in OneDrive. - Collaboration or knowledge-management assistants that must search OneDrive and create or manage share links or invitations for specific users. - Integrations that need large-file handling via resumable upload without hand-rolling the OneDrive upload protocol.