Power Automate plugin brings flow building into AI coding agents

Debugging a flow has always meant the same loop: open the run history, expand the failed action, squint at the JSON, guess at the expression, edit, save, trigger, wait. The designer is built for constructing a flow, not for interrogating one, and the slowest part of most maker days is that back-and-forth on a flow that ran fine last week. A terminal interface changes the shape of that loop rather than the underlying platform. You can ask what failed and why, make a change, and re-run without the click path, which suits diagnosis far better than it suits construction. That is also the honest limit: a conversational agent creating flows unsupervised in a shared environment is how you end up with automations nobody owns. Let it read and repair first, and keep the same ownership, connection reference and failure-handling rules you apply to anything that reaches production.