Add New Entry

Workflow: Adding New Entries from temp.md

temp.md is the raw input — an unformatted checklist of URLs and short notes. The goal is to produce temp_entries.md as a properly formatted staging file ready to paste into the target section files.

Steps in order:

1. Classify each URL → determine which section file (azure.md, applications.md, models_research.md, best_practices.md) and which section heading it belongs to.
2. Fetch descriptions — use code/fetch_github_description.py for GitHub repos. For arXiv papers and blog/web links, use fetch_webpage to extract a one-sentence description.
3. Fetch creation dates — use code/get_github_dates.py for GitHub repos. For arXiv, derive the date from the ID prefix (e.g., 2602.xxxxx → Feb 2026). For blog posts, read from the page.
4. Add star badges — use code/add_github_stars.py for all GitHub links.
5. Apply legend symbols — see the Legend Format section below. The format differs between azure.md and all other files.
6. Shorten descriptions — keep each description to ≤15 words. One punchy sentence. Do not repeat the link name.

Legend Format

azure.md — dash-bullet, symbol before description

- [OPTIONAL_PREFIX][Name](url) - SYMBOL_Description. (Mon YYYY) ![stars](...)

• The legend symbol (✨, ✍️, etc.) is placed before the description, separated by a space from the dash.
• Optional prefix emoji (🏛️ for Microsoft OSS, 🏬 for Azure-Samples) goes before the link text, outside the brackets.
• Date is in (Mon YYYY) parentheses format with no brackets.
• Star badge goes at the end of the line, after the date.

Examples:

- [Azure ML Prompt Flow](https://learn.microsoft.com/...) - ✍️Visual designer for prompt orchestration and evaluation. (Jun 2023)
- 🏬[APIM-Sample](https://github.com/Azure-Samples/APIM-Sample) - ✨Single APIM endpoint for multiple models. (Jan 2026) ![**github stars**](...)

applications.md, models_research.md, best_practices.md — numbered list (or dash), symbol appended to link text

1. [Name✨](url): Description. [Mon YYYY] ![stars](...)

or (for entries that use dash bullets in that section):

- [Name✍️](url): Description. [Mon YYYY]

• The legend symbol is appended inside the link text, immediately after the name (no space before the symbol).
• Date is in [Mon YYYY] square-bracket format.
• Star badge goes at the end of the line, after the date.
• Use numbered list (1.) when the surrounding section uses numbered lists; dash (-) when not.

Examples:

1. [Auto-Claude✨](https://github.com/AndyMik90/Auto-Claude): Autonomous multi-session AI coding. [Dec 2025] ![**github stars**](...)
1. [Towards AI Search Paradigm📑](https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.17188): Modular 4-agent system using DAGs for retrieval-intensive search. [Jun 2025]
- [Claude Code Security✍️](https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-code-security): Claude Code on the web for scanning codebases. [Feb 2026]

Legend Symbols

Section Reference

Use exact heading names when labeling entries in temp_entries.md. Format: ## <filename> - <Section Name>:.

azure.md

• Developer Tooling
• Agent Frameworks
• Agent Development
• Microsoft Copilot Products
• Azure OpenAI Samples
• Azure OpenAI Application
• Azure OpenAI Accelerator & Samples
• LLM Frameworks
• Prompt Tooling
• Microsoft Copilot Products
• Copilot Development
• Azure AI Search / Azure AI Services
• Microsoft Research
• Risk & LLMOps

applications.md

• AI Application → ### **AI Application** (contains #### Agent & Application, #### Skill, #### Coding, #### Deep Research, #### Memory, #### Gateway, #### Caching, #### Data Processing)
• Agent Protocol → ### **Agent Protocol** (contains #### Model Context Protocol (MCP), #### A2A, #### Computer use)
• Vector Database & Embedding → ### **Vector Database & Embedding**
• RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) → ## **RAG ...

Tip: The sub-sections under AI Application (Agent & Application, Skill, Coding, Deep Research) are #### headings. Use the exact name, e.g., applications.md - Skill, applications.md - Coding, applications.md - Agent & Application, applications.md - Deep Research, applications.md - Model Context Protocol (MCP).

models_research.md

• OpenAI Products → ### **OpenAI Products**
• Anthropic AI Products → ### **Anthropic AI Products**
• Google AI Products → ### **Google AI Products**
• AGI Discussion and Social Impact (no explicit heading — look for related entries near end of file)
• Large Language Model Collection
• Reasoning

best_practices.md

• Agent Research → ### **Agent Research**
• RAG Research → ### **RAG Research**
• Agent Design Patterns → ### **Agent Design Patterns**
• Reflection, Tool Use, Planning and Multi-agent collaboration

Code Tools Reference

All tools are in code/. Run with python code/<script>.py.

For arXiv papers and blog posts, fetch_github_description.py does not apply. Use fetch_webpage (agent tool) to retrieve a description from the URL.

Common CLI pattern:

python code/fetch_github_description.py --input temp.md --output temp_with_desc.md
python code/get_github_dates.py --input temp_with_desc.md --in-place
python code/add_github_stars.py --input temp_with_desc.md --in-place

Common Pitfalls (Lessons Learned)

1. Wrong legend placement: In azure.md the symbol (✨, ✍️) precedes the description text after -. In all other files the symbol is appended to the link name inside [Name✨]. Never mix these two formats.

2. Wrong section names: Section labels in temp_entries.md must match the actual heading text in the target file exactly. Check the file before assigning. Do not invent new section names.

3. Missing descriptions for non-GitHub links: fetch_github_description.py only works for github.com URLs. For arXiv, blog, and product pages, you must fetch the page and write a description manually.

4. Verbose descriptions: Keep descriptions to ≤15 words. Do not repeat the name. No trailing "for use with", "that helps you", or similar filler.

5. Date format mismatch: azure.md uses (Mon YYYY) parentheses. All other section files use [Mon YYYY] square brackets.

6. emoji stripping via heredoc: Writing file content via PowerShell heredoc strips emoji characters. Use replace_string_in_file or multi_replace_string_in_file to patch emoji symbols back in if they are lost.

7. Star badges on non-GitHub links: Only add star badges to github.com links. Blog posts, arXiv papers, and product pages must not have a star badge.