// Generate realistic 5-10 minute admin scenario walkthroughs through M365 admin centers. Each walkthrough is a guided simulation of a real AB-900 admin task with numbered steps, exact navigation paths, correct settings, and exam relevance notes.
| name | ab900-scenario-walkthrough |
| description | Generate realistic 5-10 minute admin scenario walkthroughs through M365 admin centers. Each walkthrough is a guided simulation of a real AB-900 admin task with numbered steps, exact navigation paths, correct settings, and exam relevance notes. |
Description: Generate realistic 5-10 minute admin scenario walkthroughs through M365 admin centers. Each walkthrough is a guided simulation of a real AB-900 admin task with numbered steps, exact navigation paths, correct settings, and exam relevance notes. This skill replaces hands-on Azure lab tasks; AB-900 is an admin fundamentals exam, not a hands-on Azure lab exam.
Required sources:
Microsoft style:
These navigation paths must be exact every time they appear. Do not approximate or invent alternative paths.
Select one of the following scenario types per walkthrough:
A walkthrough should contain 5-10 numbered steps across all tasks. If the walkthrough requires more than 10 steps, split the content into two separate walkthroughs, each focused on a narrower objective. Estimated time is 5-10 minutes (admin center navigation only; no Azure resource creation).
walkthrough:
title: "<Action-oriented title, e.g., 'Review DSPM for AI oversharing signals for a SharePoint site'>"
domain: "<Domain 1 | Domain 2 | Domain 3>"
objective: "<One sentence outcome tied to AB-900>"
scenario_context: "<2-3 sentence fictional company scenario that sets the admin task context>"
estimated_time: "<5 min | 10 min>"
prerequisites:
- "<Microsoft 365 admin access or specific role required>"
- "<Any required license or configuration already in place>"
steps:
- step: 1
action: "<What the admin does in this step>"
portal: "<Portal URL, e.g., admin.microsoft.com | purview.microsoft.com | entra.microsoft.com>"
navigation: "<Exact menu path, e.g., Copilot > Billing & usage>"
correct_setting: "<What the correct value, toggle state, or selection is>"
exam_relevance: "<One sentence explaining why AB-900 tests this step>"
- step: 2
action: "<...>"
portal: "<...>"
navigation: "<...>"
correct_setting: "<...>"
exam_relevance: "<...>"
exam_connection:
domain: "<Domain number and name>"
key_objectives:
- "<Objective line 1 from AB-900 study guide>"
- "<Objective line 2 if applicable>"
common_distractors:
- "<Distractor 1: real but wrong path or setting a test-taker might choose>"
- "<Distractor 2: real but wrong role or tool>"
references:
- "<Microsoft Learn URL 1>"
- "<Microsoft Learn URL 2 if needed>"
Walkthroughs are delivered in full (all sections in a single message). Unlike practice questions, there is no interactive hold-back of answers. If multiple walkthroughs are requested, deliver each walkthrough sequentially in the same message.
Create {{count}} AB-900 admin scenario walkthrough(s).
Inputs:
- domain: {{domain}} (Domain 1 / Domain 2 / Domain 3, or pick from AB-900 exam domains)
- scenario_type: {{scenario_type}} (Copilot licensing | Agent approval | DSPM for AI review | SharePoint oversharing | Sensitivity labels | DLP policy | PIM/Conditional Access)
- estimated_time: {{estimated_time}} (5 min | 10 min)
Requirements:
1. Ground every navigation path and setting in Microsoft Learn first (via Microsoft Learn MCP server).
2. Apply all AB-900 accuracy rules for portal paths, billing paths, and agent queue paths.
3. Output using the YAML output_format exactly.
Generate AB-900 practice questions that feel like the real exam without copying it. Every item is grounded in current Microsoft Learn content, uses modern M365 and Purview terminology, and follows Microsoft-style exam item rules (scenario-first, plausible distractors, no trick wording).
Generates a personalized AB-900 study plan based on the user's self-assessed confidence across the three exam domains, prioritizing weak domains with estimated hours and Microsoft Learn module links.