Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Regenerate the @azure/ai-projects client from the latest TypeSpec commit on Azure/azure-rest-api-specs. Use when refreshing emitted code, bumping the pinned tsp-location commit, running tsp-client update, or pulling in upstream Foundry spec changes. Handles the rename dance between tsp-location.saved.yaml and tsp-location.yaml, and captures upstream commit descriptions for post-merge validation.
**UTILITY SKILL** — Must be consulted for SDK development workflow tasks. Routes agents to the correct tools and documentation for building, testing, linting, formatting, provisioning, deploying, and other package development tasks. WHEN: "build package", "run tests", "lint code", "format code", "run checks", "prepare samples", "publish samples", "apply customization", "run migrations", "bump version", "extract API", "update snippets", "check API compatibility", "manage test recordings", "provision test resources", "deploy test resources", "create test resources", "set up test environment", "authenticate to Azure", "login to Azure", "release package", "increment version", "troubleshoot CI", "fix CI failure", "CredScan", "credential scan", "push recordings", "asset sync", "update recordings".
Guide to the AsyncDrop pattern for async cleanup in Rust. Use when working with AsyncDropGuard, implementing AsyncDrop trait, or handling async resource cleanup.
Creates a new Angular app using the Angular CLI. This skill should be used whenever a user wants to create a new Angular application and contains important guidelines for how to effectively create a modern Angular application.
End-to-end feature pipeline that orchestrates /research, /spec-writing, /plan, /execute, /test, and /self-review. At start it picks an autonomy mode (approval-before-each-phase vs fully autonomous) and a phase set (plan + execute are mandatory; research, spec, test, self-review are optional), auto-detected from the request and confirmed with the user when unclear. Keeps a structured run record at .ai/runs/{date}-{slug}.md. Use when building a new feature ("build a feature", "implement X"). Do not use for bug fixes (use /root-cause then /fix). Enter mid-pipeline when an artifact already exists.
Split a large, messy, or hard-to-review pull request into smaller reviewable PRs (stacked or parallel) without losing any of the original work — snapshot the branch, extract changes non-interactively, verify each PR independently, and track drift as review feedback lands. Use when a PR is too big to review, mixes refactors with behavior changes, or needs incremental delivery. Requires committed work on a branch — commit or stash first.
Home Assistant iOS project layout, build setup, and the "World" dependency-injection pattern. Use when starting work in the repo, deciding where code lives across targets (App, Shared, Watch, CarPlay, Extensions), accessing dependencies through the global `Current`, or setting up dependencies and code signing.
Swift code style, linting, logging, assets, and idioms for Home Assistant iOS. Use when writing or formatting Swift, running SwiftFormat/SwiftLint, referencing SF Symbols or Material Design icons, logging, or using the with() helper.
Asynchronous code and server networking conventions. Use when writing async/await, Tasks, actors, or Combine, deciding whether to touch PromiseKit, annotating view models with @MainActor, or calling the Home Assistant server via HAKit.