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| description | {what this skill teaches agents} |
| domain | {e.g., testing, api-design, error-handling} |
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Investigate .NET CI failures using the hlx CLI tool via bash. USE FOR: checking Helix job status, searching build logs, downloading test results, AzDO build timeline analysis — when MCP tools aren't loaded, when the MCP server isn't configured or fails to start, or when scripting with JSON output and jq. DO NOT USE FOR: tasks where Helix/AzDO MCP tools are already available in context (prefer ci-analysis skill when MCP server is loaded). INVOKES: bash (hlx CLI commands with --json output).
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Audit pattern for comparing WorkItemSummary (list API) fields against WorkItemDetails (per-item API) after a Helix.Client SDK bump
Domain-layer normalizer + JSON-stable cache key pattern for filter types with server-side defaults and case-insensitive fields.
Strict unknown-parameter rejection for MCP tools: Stage A (UnmappedMemberHandling.Disallow) + Stage B (did-you-mean CallToolFilter).
Audit MCP/CLI tool parameter surface against underlying REST API capabilities to find silently-dropped params.
