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Snapshot Nov 9, 2026 · 00:12 UTC · version 1.4.0

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Instructions updated for version-aware-formula

Full description — Now says: Create Excel or Google Sheets formulas for a specified application version, locale, and separator. Use when workbook compatibility or localized syntax...

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Oct 24, 2026 · 12:51 UTC

Create Excel or Google Sheets formulas for a specified application version, locale, and separator. Use when workbook compatibility or localized syntax matters.

After

Nov 9, 2026 · 00:12 UTC

Create Excel or Google Sheets formulas for a specified application version, locale, and separator. Use when workbook compatibility or localized syntax matters. Do not use for debugging an existing formula (diagnose-formula) or for SQL, r...

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Oct 24, 2026 · 12:51 UTC

matters."

After

Nov 9, 2026 · 00:12 UTC

matters. Do not use for debugging an existing formula (diagnose-formula) or for SQL, regular expressions or scripts."

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 name: version-aware-formula
-description: "Create Excel or Google Sheets formulas for a specified application version, locale, and separator. Use when workbook compatibility or localized syntax matters."
+description: "Create Excel or Google Sheets formulas for a specified application version, locale, and separator. Use when workbook compatibility or localized syntax matters. Do not use for debugging an existing formula (diagnose-formula) or for SQL, regular expressions or scripts."
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 Use the user's stated spreadsheet application, version, and locale. Ask only for missing details that change the formula; web account preferences are not available through this MCP server.
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"Create Excel or Google Sheets formulas for a specified application version, locale, and separator. Use when workbook compatibility or localized syntax matters."
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"Create Excel or Google Sheets formulas for a specified application version, locale, and separator. Use when workbook compatibility or localized syntax matters. Do not use for debugging an existing formula (diagnose-formula) or for SQL, regular expressions or scripts."

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BEFORE
"---\nname: version-aware-formula\ndescription: \"Create Excel or Google Sheets formulas for a specified application version, locale, and separator. Use when workbook compatibility or localized syntax matters.\"\n---\n\nUse the user's stated spreadsheet application, version, and locale. Ask only for missing details that change the formula; web account preferences are not available through this MCP server.\n\nCall `generate_formula` with `request`, `spreadsheet` (`excel`, `sheets`, or `both`), and `context`. Put version, separator, column meanings, ranges, and relevant constraints in `context`. For older Excel versions explicitly request supported alternatives to newer functions; do not assert compatibility was executed or proven.\n\nReturn the proposed formula, where to place it, assumptions, and version caveats. Preserve locale syntax in the formula; do not blindly replace punctuation inside strings or array literals. If the user requested verification, use `validate_formula` with `formula`, `description`, and optional `expectedBehavior`. Report the returned VERIFIED/PARTIAL/SKIPPED scope and limitations exactly; simulation is not execution in the user's workbook.\n\nIf the user instead provides explicit sample cells and expected outputs, use `check_formula_samples` with the formula, `platform` (`excel` or `sheets`), `intendedResult`, optional `locale`/`separator`, and up to three `sampleCases` of `{label?, cells, expected}` (at most 100 cells in A1–Z100 each). The intended platform is descriptive, not proof of native or version compatibility. Preserve supplied expected values and report actual matches, mismatches and unsupported reasons. Do not generate unapproved expectations or use this tool as a workaround for a denied `validate_formula` call.\n\nStop on an authentication, quota, or unsupported-check response. Do not route around it with another tool or advertise an upgrade. Never create a share link unless the user requests sharing.\n"
AFTER
"---\nname: version-aware-formula\ndescription: \"Create Excel or Google Sheets formulas for a specified application version, locale, and separator. Use when workbook compatibility or localized syntax matters. Do not use for debugging an existing formula (diagnose-formula) or for SQL, regular expressions or scripts.\"\n---\n\nUse the user's stated spreadsheet application, version, and locale. Ask only for missing details that change the formula; web account preferences are not available through this MCP server.\n\nCall `generate_formula` with `request`, `spreadsheet` (`excel`, `sheets`, or `both`), and `context`. Put version, separator, column meanings, ranges, and relevant constraints in `context`. For older Excel versions explicitly request supported alternatives to newer functions; do not assert compatibility was executed or proven.\n\nReturn the proposed formula, where to place it, assumptions, and version caveats. Preserve locale syntax in the formula; do not blindly replace punctuation inside strings or array literals. If the user requested verification, use `validate_formula` with `formula`, `description`, and optional `expectedBehavior`. Report the returned VERIFIED/PARTIAL/SKIPPED scope and limitations exactly; simulation is not execution in the user's workbook.\n\nIf the user instead provides explicit sample cells and expected outputs, use `check_formula_samples` with the formula, `platform` (`excel` or `sheets`), `intendedResult`, optional `locale`/`separator`, and up to three `sampleCases` of `{label?, cells, expected}` (at most 100 cells in A1–Z100 each). The intended platform is descriptive, not proof of native or version compatibility. Preserve supplied expected values and report actual matches, mismatches and unsupported reasons. Do not generate unapproved expectations or use this tool as a workaround for a denied `validate_formula` call.\n\nStop on an authentication, quota, or unsupported-check response. Do not route around it with another tool or advertise an upgrade. Never create a share link unless the user requests sharing.\n"
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{
  "description": "Create Excel or Google Sheets formulas for a specified application version, locale, and separator. Use when workbook compatibility or localized syntax matters. Do not use for debugging an existing formula (diagnose-formula) or for SQL, regular expressions or scripts.",
  "included_files": [
    {
      "relative_path": "agents/openai.yaml",
      "size_in_bytes": 222
    }
  ],
  "name": "version-aware-formula",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: version-aware-formula\ndescription: \"Create Excel or Google Sheets formulas for a specified application version, locale, and separator. Use when workbook compatibility or localized syntax matters. Do not use for debugging an existing formula (diagnose-formula) or for SQL, regular expressions or scripts.\"\n---\n\nUse the user's stated spreadsheet application, version, and locale. Ask only for missing details that change the formula; web account preferences are not available through this MCP server.\n\nCall `generate_formula` with `request`, `spreadsheet` (`excel`, `sheets`, or `both`), and `context`. Put version, separator, column meanings, ranges, and relevant constraints in `context`. For older Excel versions explicitly request supported alternatives to newer functions; do not assert compatibility was executed or proven.\n\nReturn the proposed formula, where to place it, assumptions, and version caveats. Preserve locale syntax in the formula; do not blindly replace punctuation inside strings or array literals. If the user requested verification, use `validate_formula` with `formula`, `description`, and optional `expectedBehavior`. Report the returned VERIFIED/PARTIAL/SKIPPED scope and limitations exactly; simulation is not execution in the user's workbook.\n\nIf the user instead provides explicit sample cells and expected outputs, use `check_formula_samples` with the formula, `platform` (`excel` or `sheets`), `intendedResult`, optional `locale`/`separator`, and up to three `sampleCases` of `{label?, cells, expected}` (at most 100 cells in A1–Z100 each). The intended platform is descriptive, not proof of native or version compatibility. Preserve supplied expected values and report actual matches, mismatches and unsupported reasons. Do not generate unapproved expectations or use this tool as a workaround for a denied `validate_formula` call.\n\nStop on an authentication, quota, or unsupported-check response. Do not route around it with another tool or advertise an upgrade. Never create a share link unless the user requests sharing.\n"
}

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