epac-skills

Scaffold a ready-to-deploy set of EPAC policy artifacts (custom initiative, built-in assignments, and a varied set of exemptions) into an existing EPAC repo so you can reproduce, exercise, or smoke-test EPAC behavior. Use this skill when asked to populate, seed, scaffold, or generate test fixtures, sample artifacts, smoke-test content, or a "demo" set of policies/assignments/exemptions in an EPAC repo — especially when validating an EPAC code change, a new switch, or a workflow end-to-end.

Audit Azure Policy definitions for a specific service (e.g. Storage, Compute, KeyVault). Finds built-in policy definitions related to the service, checks which are currently assigned in the subscription, and returns the unassigned policies with their names and IDs. Use this skill when asked about Azure policy coverage, missing policies, unassigned policies, or policy gaps for an Azure service. Also use this skill when asked to check if specific policies are assigned, verify policy deployment status, confirm whether policies are deployed in Azure, or look up assignment status for specific policy names or IDs.

Build and validate EPAC deployment plans using Build-DeploymentPlans. Runs the command, captures output, and summarizes what policies, assignments, and exemptions will be created, updated, or deleted. Use this skill when asked to test, validate, build, or preview an EPAC deployment.

Research and discover available Azure built-in policy definitions for a specific service category. Browse policies, view their effects, parameters, and descriptions without checking current assignments. Use this skill when asked to explore, research, browse, or list available Azure policies for a service, or when the user wants to understand what policies exist before deciding what to assign.

Create Azure Policy objects in EPAC (Enterprise Policy as Code) format. Generates policy definitions, policy set definitions (initiatives), and policy assignments as JSON/JSONC files following EPAC conventions. Use this skill when asked to create, generate, or scaffold EPAC policy files, policy sets, assignments, or any Azure Policy as Code object.