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custom-agent-creator
Create GitHub Copilot Custom Agents with proper YAML frontmatter, tools configuration, and prompt engineering
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brand-guidelines
Apply Microsoft branding to frontend applications using Fluent 2 design system colors, typography, and styling patterns
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ms-foundry
Build GenAI applications with Microsoft Foundry (Azure AI Foundry). Use when creating chat completions, agents, file search, code interpreter, Bing grounding, or AI model deployments using the Foundry SDK (azur...
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voice-live
Implement real-time voice agent capabilities using Azure Voice Live API. Use when building conversational AI voice agents, speech-to-speech applications, real-time audio processing, voice-enabled bots, or when...
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agent-framework
Build agentic AI solutions using Microsoft Agent Framework (Python). Use when creating AI agents, multi-agent workflows, chatbots, or assistants that need tool calling, streaming, orchestration patterns (sequen...
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rag-patterns
Implement RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) patterns using Azure AI Search. Covers three retrieval approaches - (1) Agentic Retrieval for complex multi-query LLM-assisted search with knowledge bases, (2) Ful...
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azd-deployment
Expert guidance for deploying solutions to Azure using Azure Developer CLI (azd). Use this skill when implementing Infrastructure as Code with Bicep, configuring azure.yaml, deploying to Azure Static Web Apps,...
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