| name | learn-azure |
| description | Azure + Databricks infrastructure knowledge base. Wiki of core concepts (subscription, IAM, quota, workspace, cluster, Unity Catalog, volumes, notebooks, model serving, user management, cost control), hard-won lessons (gotchas to check BEFORE acting), and an overview diagram. Use when setting up Azure resources, inviting users, debugging infrastructure, or onboarding team members. Verbs: lesson (capture/list/search gotchas), feedback (wiki gaps), digest (bulk harvest from session). Trigger: azure, databricks setup, invite user, quota, cluster, IAM, infrastructure, /learn-azure. |
| argument-hint | [lesson | feedback | digest] [args] |
| allowed-tools | Bash, Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob |
| metadata | {"version":"1.0.0","last_updated":"2026-06-26","summary":"Azure + Databricks wiki, lessons, and feedback system."} |
Skill: learn-azure
Azure + Databricks infrastructure knowledge base for the REACH team.
What It Contains
wiki/ 14 concept pages (subscription, IAM, quota, workspace, cluster,
Unity Catalog, volumes, notebooks, model serving, user management,
invite runbook, cost control)
lesson/ Hard-won gotchas — things that surprised us and should be checked
BEFORE acting on Azure/Databricks infrastructure
diagram/ ASCII overview diagram of the full stack
feedback/ Inbox for wiki/diagram gaps and errors
Verbs
/learn-azure lesson "" Capture a new lesson
/learn-azure lesson list List all lessons
/learn-azure lesson search Find relevant lessons before acting
/learn-azure feedback "" Report a wiki gap or error
/learn-azure digest Bulk harvest feedback from a session
The Guardrail Contract
BEFORE executing Azure/Databricks infrastructure work, the agent MUST:
- Scan lesson/ for relevant lessons
- Flag any that apply to the user
- Scan wiki/ for relevant concept pages if the user is unfamiliar
Entry Points
Concept lookup .... read wiki/.md
Before acting ..... grep lesson/*.md for relevant gotchas
After a surprise .. /learn-azure lesson ""
Wiki is wrong ..... /learn-azure feedback "<what's wrong>"
