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Summarize the content of a given URL. Use when the user provides a link and asks for a summary or key points.
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| name | summarize-url |
| description | Summarize the content of a given URL. Use when the user provides a link and asks for a summary or key points. |
| metadata | {"verb":"summarize"} |
Use Playwright to extract and summarize web page content.
Install the WorkIQ CLI for Microsoft 365 integration. This is a one-time setup skill that downloads and configures the workiq binary. Use when the user says: "setup workiq", "install workiq", "configure workiq"
Generate a daily briefing summarizing recent memory and relevant information. Use when the user asks for a morning briefing or daily summary.
Create an ad-hoc Microsoft Foundry agent for a specific purpose using the new v2 Responses API. Build a custom prompt agent with optional tools, run a conversation, and clean up. Use when the user says: "create a foundry agent", "make an agent for", "foundry agent", "build an ai agent", "create an assistant", "spin up an agent", "agent for this task"
Create an ad-hoc Microsoft Foundry agent with Code Interpreter to analyze data, generate charts, solve math problems, or run Python code in a sandboxed environment. Uses the new Foundry v2 Responses API with conversations. Use when the user says: "analyze this data", "create a chart", "run code interpreter", "foundry code interpreter", "analyze csv", "generate a plot", "solve this with code", "use code interpreter", "data analysis agent"
Provision a Microsoft Foundry resource, create a project, deploy a model (gpt-4.1-mini), and install the required Python SDK packages. This is a one-time setup skill. Use when the user says: "setup foundry", "provision foundry", "create foundry resource", "setup azure ai foundry", "install foundry sdk"
List recent and active GitHub incidents from githubstatus.com. Shows incident history, root causes, and resolution timelines. Use when the user says: "github incidents", "github outage history", "what happened on github", "recent github issues", "github downtime"
