skill-creator

To create AI coding skills for Azure SDKs, gather required SDK context like package name and docs URL, then draft a SKILL.md file with proper frontmatter, references, tests, and packaging workflows for consistency and reusability.

The standard SKILL.md structure for Foundry skills requires specific frontmatter conventions, a well-organized body, dedicated references, and testing workflows to ensure safety and reusability across different languages and platforms.

Yes, you can update existing Azure SDK skills across multiple languages by applying the centralized guidance to validate frontmatter structure, align with Azure SDK patterns, and maintain a scalable skill catalog.

The best way to package and distribute AI skills to a catalog is to follow a structured workflow that finalizes the SKILL.md, organizes references and resources, and executes packaging steps for scalable distribution.

Yes, you need to include tests when authoring skills for Azure SDKs, as the blueprint enforces required SDK context, frontmatter structure, references, and testing workflows to ensure safety and consistency.