SharePoint Search is a Clone skill that answers questions about your SharePoint lists and libraries without changing anything. It searches lists, counts and groups items, browses files in a folder and reads version history. Operations manager, project manager and data analyst clones use it for quick answers. It requires a SharePoint connection and is read-only.
How many open work orders do we have in SharePoint, grouped by status?
There are 87 open work orders. Most are waiting on parts. Nothing was changed in SharePoint.
| Status | Items | Oldest |
|---|---|---|
| Waiting on parts | 34 | 21 days |
| In progress | 29 | 9 days |
| Scheduled | 16 | 4 days |
| Needs review | 8 | 2 days |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Link your SharePoint site so your clone can read the lists and libraries you choose.
Ask for matching items, counts by status, files in a folder or an item's version history.
Your clone returns the answer and leaves every list and file exactly as it was.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put SharePoint Search to work as part of their job.
It is asking an AI questions about your SharePoint content in plain words. With Clone, your clone searches lists, counts and groups items, browses library folders and reads version history, without changing anything.
Yes. SharePoint Search works on your own SharePoint site, so you connect it once and choose which lists and libraries the clone can read.
Operations manager, project manager and data analyst clones use it for status checks, reporting and audits.
No. This skill is read-only. For creating or updating items, the separate SharePoint Updates skill is used, with its own permissions.
Updated October 2026