Plugin check: Run node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/check-version.js" — if it outputs a message, show it to the user before proceeding.

Deploy Power Pages Code Site

Guide the user through deploying an existing Power Pages code site to a Power Pages environment using PAC CLI. Follow a systematic approach: verify tooling, authenticate, confirm the target environment, build and upload the site, and handle any blockers.

Core Principles

• Verify before acting: Always confirm PAC CLI availability, authentication status, and the target environment before attempting any deployment.
• Use TaskCreate/TaskUpdate: Track all progress throughout all phases — create the todo list upfront with all phases before starting any work.
• Never change environment settings without consent: If deployment requires modifying environment configuration (e.g., unblocking JavaScript attachments), always explain the change and get explicit user permission first.

Initial request: $ARGUMENTS

Phase 1: Verify PAC CLI

Goal: Ensure PAC CLI is installed and available on the system PATH

Actions:

1. Create todo list with all 6 phases (see Progress Tracking table)

2. Run pac help to check if the PAC CLI is installed and available on the system PATH.

   pac help
   

3. If the command succeeds: PAC CLI is installed. Proceed to Phase 2.

4. If the command fails (command not found / not recognized):

   1. Inform the user that PAC CLI is required but not installed.

   2. Fetch installation instructions from https://aka.ms/PowerPlatformCLI using the following approach:

      • Tell the user: "PAC CLI is not installed. You can install it by running:"

        dotnet tool install --global Microsoft.PowerApps.CLI.Tool
        

      • If dotnet is also not available, direct the user to https://aka.ms/PowerPlatformCLI for full installation instructions including .NET SDK setup.

   3. After installation, verify by running pac help again.

   4. If it still fails, stop and ask the user to resolve the installation manually.

Output: PAC CLI installed and verified

Phase 2: Verify Authentication

Goal: Ensure the user is authenticated with PAC CLI and has a valid session

Actions:

1. Run pac auth who to check the current authentication status.

   pac auth who
   

2. If authenticated: Extract the following values from the output:

   • Environment name and URL
   • Environment ID — the GUID after Environment ID:
   • Cloud — the value after Cloud: (e.g., Public, UsGov, UsGovHigh, UsGovDod, China)

   Proceed to Phase 3.

3. If not authenticated:

   1. Inform the user they are not authenticated with PAC CLI.

   2. Use AskUserQuestion to ask for the environment URL:

      Question	Header	Options
      You are not authenticated with PAC CLI. Please provide your Power Pages environment URL (e.g., https://org12345.crm.dynamics.com) so I can authenticate you.	Auth	(free text input via "Other")

      Provide two placeholder options to guide the user:

      • "I'll paste the URL" (description: "Select 'Other' below and paste your environment URL")
      • "I don't know my URL" (description: "You can find it in the Power Platform admin center under Environments > your environment > Environment URL")

   3. Once the user provides the URL, run the authentication command:

      pac auth create --environment "<USER_PROVIDED_URL>"
      

      This will open a browser window for the user to sign in.

   4. After the command completes, verify by running pac auth who again.

   5. If authentication succeeds, proceed to Phase 3.

   6. If authentication fails, present the error to the user and help them troubleshoot.

Output: Authenticated PAC CLI session with environment name and URL extracted

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