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create-package-skill

Interactive wizard that walks service teams through creating a package-specific skill for their Azure SDK package. Scans the package, detects customization patterns, scaffolds a SKILL.md with references, and validates with vally lint. The skill is placed inside the package's .github/skills/ directory so find-package-skill discovers it automatically. WHEN: create package skill; add service skill; bootstrap skill for package; new package skill; skill for my SDK package; write skill for search; write skill for cosmos.

ソース情報

リポジトリ
Azure/azure-sdk-for-java
ソースの最終更新活動
2026年6月12日 20:28
検出された SKILL.md の言語
英語
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SKILL.md
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name
create-package-skill
description
Interactive wizard that walks service teams through creating a package-specific skill for their Azure SDK package. Scans the package, detects customization patterns, scaffolds a SKILL.md with references, and validates with vally lint. The skill is placed inside the package's .github/skills/ directory so find-package-skill discovers it automatically. WHEN: create package skill; add service skill; bootstrap skill for package; new package skill; skill for my SDK package; write skill for search; write skill for cosmos.
# Create Package Skill Wizard > **Minimal beats comprehensive. Human-written beats auto-generated. Scaffold and iterate.** > Skills encode tribal knowledge — the "I wish someone had told me" stuff that's hard to learn from just reading code. Focus on what's non-obvious and package-specific. ## Interaction Protocols **CONFIRM Protocol** (asset-producing steps — creating files): 1. PRESENT the proposed assets and explain why. 2. ASK exactly one question: "Create now (recommended), edit first, or skip?" 3. ACT immediately. Create → write files this turn. Edit → refine, re-ask. Skip → move on. **DECIDE Protocol** (informational/correction steps — no files created): 1. PRESENT the information or findings. 2. ASK one specific question appropriate to the decision. 3. PROCEED based on the answer. One question at a time. Respect "skip" — never re-ask or defer. ## Wizard Flow Run each phase in order. **Progressive loading:** Read only the current phase file. | Phase | Description | Instructions | |---|---|---| | **Phase 0** | 🧭 Scan Package — detect architecture, customizations, key files | [phases/00-scan-package.md](phases/00-scan-package.md) | | **Phase 1** | 📝 Scaffold SKILL.md — generate skill with common pitfalls, architecture, workflow | [phases/01-scaffold-skill.md](phases/01-scaffold-skill.md) | | **Phase 2** | 📚 Generate References — create architecture.md and customizations.md | [phases/02-generate-references.md](phases/02-generate-references.md) | | **Phase 3** | Validate -- run vally lint | [phases/03-validate.md](phases/03-validate.md) | | **Phase 4** | 📋 Finalize — confirm discoverable location, summarize | [phases/04-finalize.md](phases/04-finalize.md) | ## Guardrails **Content:** - Every line must be non-obvious and package-specific. No generic Java/SDK patterns. - SKILL.md should be under 500 tokens (soft limit). Move details to references/. - References under 1000 tokens each. Split if larger. - Never duplicate what's already in `.github/copilot-instructions.md` or shared skills. **Relationship to existing SDK tools:** - Package skills **complement** the Azure SDK MCP tools (`azsdk_package_generate_code`, `azsdk_package_build_code`, etc.) and the `generate-sdk-locally` shared skill — they do NOT replace them. - MCP tools handle deterministic operations (generate, build, test). Package skills provide the reasoning context an agent needs to use those tools correctly for a specific package. - Never redefine how generation, building, or testing works — reference the existing tools instead (e.g., "Run `tsp-client update`", not custom generation steps). - If a workflow step is already handled by an MCP tool or shared skill, just reference it — don't re-document it. **Structure:** - Skill directory: `sdk/<service>/<package>/.github/skills/<skill-name>/` - Directory name MUST match `name` field in frontmatter (vally lint enforces this). - Use semicolons to separate trigger phrases in description (YAML-safe). **Security:** - Never embed secrets or credentials in skill content. - Never instruct agents to bypass CI, linters, or checkstyle rules. - Never instruct agents to edit generated files directly — always route through customizations. ## Key Principles (from eval data) Our eval showed that skill **structure** matters more than **volume**: | Pattern | Impact | |---|---| | "Common Pitfalls" section at the TOP | Agent reads pitfalls before analyzing errors → correct diagnosis | | "Check X FIRST" directives | Changes agent default from "fix the error location" to "check the customization layer" | | Error categorization tables | Gives agent a decision framework, not just procedures | | `@Generated` annotation guidance | Agent distinguishes auto-updated vs hand-written methods in generated files | ## References (load on demand) - [references/skill-template.md](references/skill-template.md) -- SKILL.md template with required sections - [references/validation-tools.md](references/validation-tools.md) -- vally lint, CI workflow setup
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