microsoft-code-reference

To verify Microsoft SDK code, use the skill to check method and class existence against official documentation, retrieving full API references to catch hallucinated methods and wrong signatures before you write your code.

Finding working code samples for .NET and Python SDKs involves querying the skill to discover official, working examples for various tasks and languages, ensuring your development workflow uses correct patterns.

Your Azure SDK code fails with deprecated patterns because methods or signatures may be hallucinated or outdated; troubleshoot errors by comparing your code with known good samples from the Microsoft documentation.

You need the Microsoft Learn MCP Server or the Microsoft Learn CLI as a fallback to look up API methods, as the skill requires these dependencies to verify SDK code and fetch references.

You can use this skill to confirm if a specific BlobClient method exists before coding by verifying the API method against Microsoft documentation, retrieving full class and method details for your workflow.