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About discover-azure-skills

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discover-azure-skills

Searches the Azure skills catalog and recommends installable agent skills

discover-azure-skills is an agent skill that searches Microsoft's Azure skills catalog and recommends the skills that fit an Azure task. It works by reading the catalog through the GitHub Contents API. First it lists the plugin folders in the repository, then it lists the skill folders within each plugin, and it reads each skill's SKILL.md file to see what the skill is for. The agent then removes the skills that clearly do not fit the task and recommends the remaining candidates, with the matching plugin installation guidance. Because the skill depends on live calls to the GitHub API, results follow whatever is in the main branch of the Azure skills repository at the time of the search. The skill is useful for someone who has an Azure task, such as deploying a service or working with an Azure resource, and wants to know which installable agent skills might help. It is part of the microsoft azure-skills repository and is added to a compatible agent with the skills command. The listing's security audits passed with Gen Agent Trust Hub and Snyk, and Socket shows a warning.

Price
Free
Made by
microsoft
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/microsoft/azure-skills/discover-azure-skills