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KSchlobohm

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5 published skills

  1. Launching Iisexpress · kschlobohm bundle
    Launches .NET Framework ASP.NET projects with IIS Express from the command line, mirroring Visual Studio local debugging. Use when the user needs to start, run, debug, test, or verify a .NET Framework ASP.NET MVC, Web API, or Web Forms app locally, especially during migration. Do not use for ASP.NET Core or modern .NET apps; run dotnet run with the terminal tool in async mode instead.
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  2. Managing Summary Canvas · kschlobohm bundle
    Opens, refreshes, adds tasks to, reads state from, and runs a fresh model council for a reusable conversation summary canvas — a side-panel Markdown view with a linked issue header, pinned action items, collapsed build notes, learnings, and a reviewer verdict matrix. Use when the user explicitly asks to open, show, or update the conversation summary canvas; start or renew its model council; review again; manage an action item; or read its current task state.
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  3. Copilot Customization Advisor · kschlobohm bundle
    Recommends the right GitHub Copilot customization type (instructions, prompt files, skills, agents, sub-agents, hooks) for a user's intent, and guides shared instruction file precedence, merging, and consolidation. Use when the user asks which customization type to use, whether something should be a skill or agent, how to choose between Copilot customization options, or how to create, merge, or consolidate shared instruction files (AGENTS.md / copilot-instructions.md).
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  4. Copilot Customization Agent Authoring · kschlobohm bundle
    Helps create and review custom agent files (.agent.md) in .github/agents/. Use when the user asks to create a new agent, review an existing agent, grade agent quality, or get guidance on agent frontmatter fields. Applies best practices from large-scale community analysis.
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  5. Copilot Customization Skill Authoring · kschlobohm bundle
    Creates and reviews skill files in .github/skills/. Use this skill when asked to create a new skill, review an existing skill, or improve skill quality. Applies best practices from agent-skills-best-practices.md to ensure skills are concise, discoverable, and effective.
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