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azure-architecture-autopilot

Design Azure infrastructure

azure-architecture-autopilot is an agent skill from the github/awesome-copilot collection for designing Azure infrastructure from a natural language description, or for analyzing existing Azure resources and generating an architecture diagram for them. It is a pipeline: the agent produces an architecture, refines it through discussion, and then moves toward modification and deployment. The diagram engine is bundled inside the skill, so no separate installation is needed, and it generates interactive HTML diagrams using more than 600 official Azure icons. The skill replies in the language the user writes in. It detects the language of the first message and keeps all responses, questions and reports in that language, while using the English examples only as a structure to adapt, not text to copy. The skill suits architects and engineers who want a quick, visual design for an Azure workload, or a diagram of something that already exists. Diagrams are a starting point for design review, and the agent's proposals should be checked against the organization's policies, networking and security requirements before anything is deployed. The skill is installed with the skills CLI from the github/awesome-copilot repository. Its skills.sh page showed about 1.5K installs and passing results from Gen Agent Trust Hub, Snyk and a warning from Socket at the time of the scan.