| name | aspire-session-packaging |
| description | Package an Aspire modernization session with docs, demo flow, and architecture notes |
| domain | aspire-session |
| confidence | medium |
| source | earned |
Context
Use this skill when turning an Aspire modernization plan into a session package. The goal is to keep the story documentation-first, grounded in the AppHost model, and easy to demo.
Patterns
1. Build the session bundle
Create a folder that includes:
- README
- session abstract
- flow/timing
- speaker script
- demo runbook
- demo prompts
- slide outline
- top pain points
- scenario map
- hosted-agent evaluation
- agent-framework positioning
- DevUI notes
- deployment notes
- references
2. Anchor to real AppHost baselines
Point the session at concrete AppHost examples in the repo. Reuse existing scenario code when the planned scenario scaffolds do not exist yet.
3. Keep deployment story separate
Use a slide-based closing for deployment. Do not let deployment mechanics take over the live demo.
4. Keep agent stories focused
Document what each agent does, what it returns, and how it stays grounded in app data. Avoid generic chatbot framing.
Anti-patterns
- Treating the session as a single monolithic demo
- Mixing hosted-agent evaluation into the live pitch
- Inventing new app behavior without a repo baseline
- Rewriting the story around framework features instead of app value
