generate-protocol-diff

$npx mdskill add microsoft/WindowsProtocolTestSuites/generate-protocol-diff

Compare versions of protocol specifications to precisely identify all structural changes.

  • Assists developers in analyzing protocol evolution by pinpointing modifications.
  • Requires two distinct versions of a protocol specification document as input.
  • Executes comparison logic to isolate additions, deletions, and alterations.
  • Outputs a clear, structured difference report detailing the specification changes.

SKILL.md

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---
name: generate-protocol-diff
description: Skill for generating diffs between different versions of protocol specifications.
license: MIT
metadata:
  author: Microsoft
  version: 0.1
---

# Generate Protocol Diff Skill

This skill is designed to assist with generating diffs between different versions of protocol specifications. It helps users identify changes, additions, and deletions in protocol documents, facilitating better understanding and analysis of protocol evolution over time.

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