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agentic-workflows
Route gh-aw design, creation, diagnosis, patching, active debugging, and upgrade requests to the right strategies.
- 100/100
code-review
How GitHub Copilot runs its automated pull request review of an Azure Architecture Center article. USE only as part of GitHub Copilot''s agentic PR review process. DO NOT USE for human-requested interactive reviews (use pnp-engineering-review instead)
- 100/100
delete-article
How to delete an Azure Architecture Center article from this repository so no reader hits a 404 and no dangling reference is left behind. USE when asked to delete, remove, retire, or take down an article. DO NOT USE for moving or renaming an article that keeps its content, for removing a single section within an article, or for deprecating technology inside an article.
- 80/100
long-description-generation
How to write a text-equivalent long description (alt text) for a complex image, such as an Azure architecture diagram, decision tree, process flow, or detailed screenshot. USE when generating, reviewing, or improving the alternative text for a complex image so users utilizing assistive-technology can reconstruct it. DO NOT USE for simple decorative images, for icons on their own, or for non-image content.
- 100/100
microsoft-learn-grounding
How to use the Microsoft Learn MCP server to ground answers, recommendations, or content edits. USE when the data on a Learn page will inform something you are about to claim, recommend, write, or edit. DO NOT USE for tactical work where guidance is not the point.
- 100/100
pnp-engineering-review
How to run an engineering review of an Azure Architecture Center article when a human explicitly requests it. USE when an "engineering review" is requested of an article, or when asked to review, evaluate, assess, or check the completeness/quality of an article interactively. DO NOT USE for GitHub Copilot''s automated pull request review (use code-review instead), for AI assisted authoring, for pure link checking alone, or for drafting new content from scratch.