azure-update-customer-pptx

name	azure-update-customer-pptx
description	Build a customer-facing Azure Update PowerPoint from Azure Updates MCP results, including customer classification, Japan region stamps, UPDATE Points, speaker notes, and Verify-Pptx gate checks. Use when creating or updating an Azure Update / Azure アップデート customer deck, bootstrapping a new Azure Update PPTX workspace, reviewing Deploy Region support, or re-applying manifest JSON to an existing deck.
argument-hint	Date folder, customer config/profile, Azure Updates IDs/range, or workspace root
user-invocable	true
license	CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
metadata	{"author":"yamapan (https://github.com/aktsmm)"}

Azure Update Customer PPTX

Portable MCP-first toolkit for turning Azure Updates into a customer-facing Azure Update deck.

When To Use

• "Azure Update PPT を作って", "顧客向け Azure アップデート資料", "今月の Azure Update スライド"
• Bootstrapping a blank workspace from this skill's assets/scripts
• Fetching Azure Updates by MCP and classifying them for a customer
• Designing or validating a customer-specific PowerPoint template before automation
• Rebuilding / enriching an existing date folder from manifest JSON
• Fixing labels, notes, region stamps, UPDATE Points, or gate failures in this workflow

When Not To Use

• General PowerPoint editing or design-only cleanup
• Non-Microsoft or non-Azure update decks
• Workflows that do not use Azure Updates MCP or MCP-sourced manifest JSON
• One-off extraction from an arbitrary existing PPTX without this manifest contract

Execution Model

This skill is a toolkit, not a standalone runner. It carries scripts, references, starter config, and a neutral template. A usable workspace must have:

• .config/config.json
• .config/customer-keywords.json, .config/customer-profile.md, .config/exclude-keywords.json
• scripts/*.ps1 and scripts/PptxCommon.psm1
• Python engine only: scripts/python/build_customer_pptx.py, dependency lock, template contract, and render style
• template/*.pptx
• {MMDD}/manifest/ and {MMDD}/logs/

If any workspace contract file is missing, do not build. Run Bootstrap first, then fill .config.

Mode Selection

1. Bootstrap: no .config/config.json, no root scripts/, or no template folder. Run Initialize-AzureUpdateWorkspace.ps1 and fill .config.
2. Template Design: no customer-approved template exists. Work in PowerPoint first; scripts may inspect, but must not invent the design.
3. Template Contract: a candidate template exists. Validate required layouts, placeholders, sections, table shape, hidden-slide policy, and branding before content build.
4. Fetch/Prepare: date folder exists but manifests are missing or stale. Use Azure Updates MCP to write fetched-updates.json, then run Prepare-CustomerPptx.ps1.
5. Build/Re-apply: manifests and template contract are ready. Run Run-CustomerPptxPipeline.ps1 or -SkipBuild for manifest-only changes.
6. Repair: Verify fails. Fix only the failed slice, then rerun the same gate.

Build engine selection: missing build.engine means com. Use python only for contract-v1 templates; it fails closed and never silently falls back to COM. See Python Build Engine.

MCP Boundary

• Scripts do not call MCP directly; Copilot / agent steps write MCP-sourced content to {date}/manifest/*.json.
• PowerShell scripts consume manifest JSON and mutate PPTX deterministically. Adapt assets/mcp.sample.json to the host MCP server if needed.
• For each Azure Updates item, store the announcement URL as sourceUrl and search Microsoft Learn / Docs MCP for the closest official service document. Put that URL in learnUrl when a relevant first-party page exists.
• Slide-visible manifest fields, including title and titleJa, must stay reusable and customer-neutral. Customer/system-specific impact belongs in notes.json or review notes, not in visible body fields such as customerImpact, background, before, after, pricing, or keypoint.

Previous Delivery Diff (必須)

新しい {date} フォルダを作るときは、前回 delivery からの差分を必ず MCP で確認する。抜けを見つけたら、そのまま今回に追加するか次回へ持ち越すかをユーザーに確認する。

1. previousDate を決める: 直近の {MMDD}/manifest/classification.json を持つフォルダ。 fetched-updates.json が無い場合は {date}/logs/ や README の「対象週」記述から範囲を割り出す。
2. previousEndDate を出す: 前回inventoryの全itemからcreated最大日を算出する。会議日、フォルダ名、PPTX日付を取得終端とみなさない。
3. 今回 Fetch 範囲を created ge <previousEndDate+1> and created le <today> にする。Days ベースの fallback ではなく、前回終端を必ず使う。
4. 必須の二重チェック: mcp_releasecommun_get_recent_azure_updates で created ge <previousEndDate> and created le <newStartDate-1> を投げて 0 件になることを確認する（境界日で漏れが出やすい）。
5. 見つけた抜け item を {date}/logs/diff-check.md に「id / title / created / 追加 or 次回持ち越し」で残す。

Japan Region Rendering (可視スライド)

item.japanRegion は可視スライド本文へ直接表示される。判定は Region Stamp Definition を SSOT とし、必ず次の3分類を通す。

判定フロー（必須）

1. クライアント／IDE／CLI／SDKなどリージョン非依存のものはグローバルとして扱う。
2. 公式Docsにdeploy regionの表・列挙があれば、Japan East / Westの有無と近隣regionを確認する。
3. 表がない判定はoverview / reliability / whats-new / regionsのうち最低2種類を確認してから行う。

overview未確認の保守判定と、クライアントツールの日本未対応判定は禁止する。可視文言、近隣regionの優先順、URL伝搬、reviewed JSON schemaは Region Stamp Definition に従う。

Bootstrap

From a blank workspace, run:

& ".\.github\skills\azure-update-customer-pptx\scripts\Initialize-AzureUpdateWorkspace.ps1" -TargetRoot "." -UpdateScripts

If you also want a ready-to-use VS Code workspace MCP config, add -CopyMcpSample. This writes .vscode/mcp.json with the Microsoft Learn Docs and MRC remote MCP endpoints unless the file already exists.

Rules: keep existing customer config by default, write starter conflicts as .new, use -UpdateScripts for runtime script refresh, and use -ForceConfig only for intentional config replacement.

After Bootstrap, ask for missing customer values before generating a deck: customer/system name, filename year/pattern, template/branding, priority services, in-use or monitored SKUs, Appendix categories, and tenant/subscription references when needed.

Standard Run

$d = "0704"
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force "$d\manifest", "$d\logs" | Out-Null
# Agent step: write $d/manifest/fetched-updates.json from Azure Updates MCP
# Agent step: add customer-neutral Japanese `titleJa` for every selected update before Prepare
& ".\scripts\Prepare-CustomerPptx.ps1" -DateFolder ".\$d"
# Agent steps: review region info and generate notes JSON
& ".\scripts\Run-CustomerPptxPipeline.ps1" -DateFolder ".\$d"
# Agent step: inspect generated deck quality before reporting done

Fast re-apply after manifest-only changes:

& ".\scripts\Run-CustomerPptxPipeline.ps1" -DateFolder ".\0704" -SkipBuild

Template setup is intentionally separate from regular generation. See references/template-lifecycle.md before automating a new customer template.

Gotchas

• Close the target deck before any COM write. A deck left open in PowerPoint plus cloud-sync AutoSave produces a conflict-merge that duplicates the whole Weekly slice, drops the section list, and leaves <name> (N).pptx copies. Run-CustomerPptxPipeline.ps1 closes it via Close-OpenPptxPresentation; any other script that mutates the deck must do the same instead of asking the user to close it. Delete stray (N) copies before reporting done.
• Do not inspect a same-named stale deck. SharePoint/OneDrive can leave an older URL-backed presentation open beside the canonical local output. Before treating notes, slide count, or rendering as evidence, confirm the open presentation's FullName/Name, expected slide count, and one representative note length. Close only the matched target; never close unrelated presentations to release a lock.
• Isolate COM sessions per output file. When a host produces general/AI or other separate decks, release the PowerPoint session after each saved output. A post-save RPC cleanup failure can otherwise prevent later outputs even though the earlier SaveCopyAs succeeded; verify every saved deck independently.
• Rebuilding the Weekly slice destroys section membership. Deleting and re-adding Weekly slides empties the Weekly section, and the preceding summary section silently absorbs every slide. Verify-Pptx.ps1 only checks section order, so this passes the gate. Re-apply all sections from actual slide positions at the end of any rebuild step, anchoring the Weekly start on the first body-layout slide.
• Re-sort manifest arrays after appending items. Adding entries to classification.json Weekly/Appendix arrays without re-sorting by label priority then title fails the slide-order gate, because the build sorts slides but the manifest keeps insertion order.

Validation

Run preflight before build/re-apply:

& ".\scripts\Test-AzureUpdateWorkspace.ps1" -TargetRoot "." -DateFolder ".\0704"

Final script success is scripts/Verify-Pptx.ps1 exit code 0. Do not report final done until the quality review below also passes or the remaining issue is explicitly reported.

Quality Review Loop

After every build or re-apply, inspect the generated deck rather than trusting logs. Apply all script and visual checks in Validation Rules, including placeholders, customer neutrality, links, notes, Ending, Appendix visibility, region evidence, and critic review for nontrivial delivery decks.

SSOT And Runtime Copies

Skill/runtime ownership and refresh rules are defined in Dependencies. Customer-specific values belong in workspace config and manifests, never in skill references.

Agent Registry

• Skill agents/ is the role-definition source for this workflow.
• Copy agents to workspace .github/agents/ only when the host requires a workspace agent registry.
• Copied workspace agents are derived artifacts; do not hard-code customer values in them.

References

• Preflight/template: pre-check.md, template-lifecycle.md, template-requirements.md
• Content/validation: mcp-sourced-content.md, validation-rules.md, slide-structure.md, region-stamp.md
• Operation/migration: customer-profile.md, agents-overview.md, dependencies.md, migration-map.md

Done Criteria

• Workspace contract exists or Bootstrap completed
• Customer-specific template is designed, approved, and contract-validated before regular build automation
• manifest/fetched-updates.json, classification.json, reviewed region JSON, and notes.json exist
• Weekly items use Azure Updates sourceUrl and, where available, Microsoft Learn learnUrl
• Deck has section order, label order, UPDATE Points, notes, and region stamps applied
• Visible reference labels and hyperlinks distinguish Microsoft Learn detail pages from Azure Updates announcements
• The Ending slide says only a concise formal closure such as 以上 / Azure アップデート情報, and non-selected ending variants are hidden
• Verify-Pptx.ps1 exits 0
• Immediately before customer delivery, Test-PptxDistribution.ps1 passes for the exact PPTX/PDF pair; Python-engine delivery also requires nonempty PDF text extraction and customer-safe body checks.
• Quality review passes: no unresolved placeholders, duplicate honorifics, visible customer-specific terms outside cover/metadata, malformed bullets, weak notes, or Appendix visibility mismatch
• Rubber-duck / critic review is completed or explicitly skipped with a reason for nontrivial customer-delivery decks