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Help create a minimal reproduction for a TypeSpec compiler or emitter bug. Use when a user provides TypeSpec source (pasted code or a GitHub URL) and describes an issue. Reproduces locally and reduces to a single-file repro.
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Generate Python SDK code from a TypeSpec specification using the local emitter. Use this skill when the user wants to generate/regenerate a Python client from a TypeSpec spec, provides a GitHub URL or local path to a TypeSpec project, or says things like "generate from this spec", "emit Python from this tsp", "regenerate the SDK", or "compile this TypeSpec for Python".
Discovers and implements gaps in Spector test coverage for the C# HTTP client emitter. Use when asked to find missing Spector scenarios, add Spector test coverage, or implement a specific Spector spec for the C# emitter.
Prepare language emitter changes for PR: validate (build, format, lint), add a changeset, and push. This skill is specifically for the language emitter packages (http-client-python, http-client-csharp, http-client-java) - NOT for core TypeSpec packages like compiler, http, openapi3, etc. Use when the user wants to finalize emitter changes, says things like "prep for pr", "prepare for PR", "validate and push", "add changeset", or "finalize changes".
Writes TypeSpec http-client-python generator mock API tests (azure/unbranded/shared) from a Spector case. Use when given a Spector case link or a PR link that modifies Spector cases under http-specs/azure-http-specs.
Regenerate the local emitter and diff the generated code against the upstream baseline checked into autorest.python. Use this skill when the user wants to see how their emitter changes affect generated code compared to what's currently in production, says things like "diff upstream", "compare to baseline", "what changed vs production", "show me the diff", "how does this affect generated code", or wants to validate their changes produce the expected output differences.
Build and test the @typespec/http-client-python emitter. Use this skill whenever the user wants to test their local changes to the emitter, run the generator test suite, check if their http-client-python changes are passing, or validate a fix. Triggers on phrases like "test the emitter", "run tests", "check if my changes pass", "run test:generator", "run CI", or any mention of testing/validating changes in the emitter package.
| name | minimal-repro |
| description | Help create a minimal reproduction for a TypeSpec compiler or emitter bug. Use when a user provides TypeSpec source (pasted code or a GitHub URL) and describes an issue. Reproduces locally and reduces to a single-file repro. |
Reduce a user-reported TypeSpec bug to the smallest single .tsp file that still triggers the issue.
Use packages/samples/scratch/ as the working directory — it's gitignored and the packages/samples package already depends on compiler, http, rest, openapi3, versioning, json-schema, etc.
If the repro needs packages NOT in the workspace (e.g., @azure-tools/*), use a temp folder with npm install instead.
Reproduce — Write the user's code to packages/samples/scratch/main.tsp, compile with npx tsp compile main.tsp (add --emit <emitter> if relevant), and confirm the same error occurs.
Minimize — Iteratively remove code (unused imports, models, properties, decorators, operations, namespaces) and re-compile after each removal. Keep only what's needed to trigger the same error. Undo any removal that makes the error disappear.
Present — Show the final minimal .tsp, the compile command, and the error output. Suggest pasting into a GitHub issue or the TypeSpec Playground.
Cleanup — Remove scratch files (rm -f packages/samples/scratch/*.tsp packages/samples/scratch/tspconfig.yaml && rm -rf packages/samples/scratch/tsp-output).
@service, @server, @doc, @info early — they're rarely relevant.import/using statements.