ai-engineering-coach

name	ai-engineering-coach
description	AI Engineering Coach - opens a private local dashboard that analyzes AI coding sessions, practice patterns, output, and context health. Say "AI engineering coach" to start.
tools	["bash"]
triggers	["ai engineering coach","ai engineer coach","open ai engineering coach","open my coding coach","show my ai coding dashboard"]
metadata	{"version":"1.0.0","license":"MIT","source":"https://github.com/microsoft/AI-Engineering-Coach"}

AI Engineering Coach

Open Microsoft's AI Engineer Coach as a canvas in the GitHub Copilot app. The dashboard reads local AI session logs without modifying them, and its analysis runs on this machine.

Canonical installation

• Repository: ~/copilot-workspace/AI-Engineering-Coach
• Launcher: ~/.copilot/skills/ai-engineering-coach/open.sh
• Copilot canvas: .github/extensions/ai-engineer-coach

Do not clone another copy or substitute a similarly named project.

On trigger

When the user asks to open or run AI Engineering Coach:

1. Run exactly:

   ~/.copilot/skills/ai-engineering-coach/open.sh
   

2. Confirm briefly that the project opened in the GitHub Copilot app.

3. If the app does not select it automatically, tell the user to open the AI Engineer Coach canvas.

Do not reproduce the dashboard in chat, upload session data, or start a remote service.

Status

When the user asks whether the coach is installed or ready, run:

~/.copilot/skills/ai-engineering-coach/open.sh --check

Report any failed check plainly.

Update

Only when the user explicitly asks to update the coach, run:

~/.copilot/skills/ai-engineering-coach/open.sh --update

The updater refuses to pull over local repository changes. Never discard, reset, or overwrite those changes.

Failures

• If the canonical repository is missing, stop and report that it must be restored from https://github.com/microsoft/AI-Engineering-Coach.
• If GitHub Copilot is missing, stop and report that the desktop app is required for the canvas.
• If installation or build commands fail, surface the command output; do not claim the dashboard is ready.