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Internal helper. Load only when explicitly named by another skill or agent.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
This skill should be used when the user asks to "babysit a PR", "babysit my pull request", "monitor my PR", "watch my pull request", "keep my PR green", "fix PR build failures automatically", "handle PR review comments", or wants autonomous Azure DevOps PR monitoring that fixes build breaks, test failures, code coverage gaps, and review comments on a polling loop.
Internal helper. Load only when explicitly named by another skill or agent.
Publish local changes as an Azure DevOps pull request — analyzes commits, creates or links a work item (bug, task, or user story), pushes the branch, composes a PR description, and optionally tends to reviewer feedback and build failures until the PR is merged.
Internal helper. Load only when explicitly named by another skill or agent.
Internal helper. Load only when explicitly named by another skill or agent.
Internal helper. Load only when explicitly named by another skill or agent.
| name | ado-draft-work-item |
| description | Internal helper. Load only when explicitly named by another skill or agent. |
| user-invocable | true |
| disable-model-invocation | false |
This is a thin Azure DevOps wrapper around the provider-agnostic
development:draft-work-item skill. It pins the backend to Azure DevOps and
makes sure ADO tooling is ready, then hands the conversation off to the shared
wizard.
Ensure ADO tooling is ready. Before the first Azure DevOps operation,
verify the ADO MCP tools are available. If the first call fails (connection
error, tool not found, or auth failure), follow the auto-setup rule in
ado/CLAUDE.md: automatically use the ado:setup-ado-mcp skill, then
retry.
Delegate to the shared wizard. Load and execute the
development:draft-work-item skill with the provider set to Azure DevOps
(so it skips auto-detection) and pass through the user's raw requirement text.
The shared wizard runs the ADO branch end to end: classify via
getWorkItemTypes, resolve area path + team (getTeams), resolve sprint /
iteration (getCurrentSprint / getSprints), duplicate check
(searchWorkItems), optional assignment (getTeamMembers), preview, and
createWorkItem with Microsoft.VSTS.Common.Priority.
Follow-up. When the wizard finishes, it offers the next step:
Start /ado-work-on <id>, create another item, or stop here.
ado/CLAUDE.md).