Sets up an isolated git worktree, picking a sane directory and checking it's safe, before starting new feature work.
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A working reference for the Claude API/SDKs - model IDs, pricing, streaming, tool use, caching, and migration - pulled in whenever a task is Claude/Anthropic-sh
Builds programmatic integrations with GitHub Copilot's SDK across Node/TS, Python, Go, or .NET - sessions, tools, streaming, MCP.
Turns raw notes, logs, or screenshots into a properly structured GitHub-flavored markdown issue.
Writes correct, efficient Kusto queries, covering join patterns, dynamic types, datetime pitfalls, and result-size discipline.
Scaffolds well-designed Model Context Protocol servers in Python (FastMCP) or Node/TypeScript so LLMs can call external services through clean tools.
Scaffolds MCP servers for integrating external APIs, geared at Azure SDK and Microsoft Foundry workflows.