Power Apps
Model-driven apps
Build a complete model-driven Power App from a description, with its tables, forms, views, and security roles, or add generative pages to an app you already have.
For makers and developers Version 2.23.0
Install Model-driven apps
Add the Power Platform marketplace. You only do this once.
Add the marketplaceInstall the plugin.
Install in GitHub Copilot app
The app asks you to confirm each step.
Paste this into a terminal and press Enter. It adds the marketplace, then installs the plugin.
copilot plugin marketplace add microsoft/power-platform-skills; copilot plugin install model-apps@power-platform-skillsIn the Windows Command Prompt, change ; to & first. VS Code also picks up plugins you install with GitHub Copilot CLI.
Opens a terminal with the install command already typed. Press Enter to install.
Install in Claude CodePrefer to type it? Run this in a terminal:
claude plugin install model-apps --marketplace microsoft/power-platform-skills The Claude desktop app's Code tab and the Claude Code extension for VS Code use the same plugins.
Things you can ask
- Build an app for tracking service requests
- Create a model-driven app to manage suppliers and contracts
- Build a data grid page for my model-driven app
What you need
- Node.js (LTS version)
- Power Platform CLI (PAC CLI) newer than 2.10.0
- Azure CLI, signed in with the same account as PAC CLI
- A Dataverse environment where you can create apps and tables
Skills you can run
Your assistant picks the right skill from your request. You can also start one by typing its name.
/app-builder- Build or change a whole app from a plain-language description.
/genpage- Create and publish a generative page in an existing app.
Good to know
- You review a plan and previews before anything is created in your environment.
- Use a general-purpose or advanced reasoning model. Lightweight coding models are not recommended.