Uploads a drafted User Story or Technical Story to Azure DevOps as a work item, populating Title, Description, Acceptance Criteria, Story Points, Priority, and optionally linking a parent feature. Also supports creating a full Epic → Feature → Story hierarchy from a structured backlog, and updating existing work items in bulk. Use when the user says "push to ADO", "create in ADO", "upload to ADO", "add to ADO", "update ADO items", or similar after stories have been drafted in conversation.
EnglishDraft Jira-formatted Technical Stories (Infrastructure and Application sub-types) with Acceptance Criteria, for backlog items that describe a system or engineering concern rather than a user experience. Use this skill whenever the user wants to write, create, draft, refine, or improve a technical story, enabler story, engineering story, infra story, or any PBI describing IaC provisioning, GitHub Actions / CI-CD workflows, Cloud Run or other cloud resource deployment, IAM / service-account configuration, Artifact Registry publishing, or backend service/function logic. Trigger even for casual phrasing like "write a story for provisioning a Cloud Run service", "create a ticket for the OpenTofu apply workflow", "story for the IAM bindings", or "turn this infra task into a story". Use the user-story skill instead when the PBI describes a human-facing feature, UI, or classic user experience. If unsure which kind of story applies, this skill includes guidance to decide.
EnglishGenerate Terraform docs and inject them into terraform/README.md using terraform-docs markdown table output-mode inject. Use when the user asks to refresh, regenerate, or update Terraform documentation or README.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Push to Ado, Technical Story, and Terraform Docs Inject.
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Push to Ado
Uploads a drafted User Story or Technical Story to Azure DevOps as a work item, populating Title, Description, Acceptance Criteria, Story Points, Priority, and optionally linking a parent feature. Also supports creating a full Epic → Feature → Story hierarchy from a structured backlog, and updating existing work items in bulk. Use when the user says "push to ADO", "create in ADO", "upload to ADO", "add to ADO", "update ADO items", or similar after stories have been drafted in conversation.
Technical Story
Draft Jira-formatted Technical Stories (Infrastructure and Application sub-types) with Acceptance Criteria, for backlog items that describe a system or engineering concern rather than a user experience. Use this skill whenever the user wants to write, create, draft, refine, or improve a technical story, enabler story, engineering story, infra story, or any PBI describing IaC provisioning, GitHub Actions / CI-CD workflows, Cloud Run or other cloud resource deployment, IAM / service-account configuration, Artifact Registry publishing, or backend service/function logic. Trigger even for casual phrasing like "write a story for provisioning a Cloud Run service", "create a ticket for the OpenTofu apply workflow", "story for the IAM bindings", or "turn this infra task into a story". Use the user-story skill instead when the PBI describes a human-facing feature, UI, or classic user experience. If unsure which kind of story applies, this skill includes guidance to decide.
Terraform Docs Inject
Generate Terraform docs and inject them into terraform/README.md using terraform-docs markdown table output-mode inject. Use when the user asks to refresh, regenerate, or update Terraform documentation or README.
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