Skills
Inside Microsoft’s azure-kubernetes skill (389K installs): the Day-0 framework that locks in AKS networking, plus spot and autoscaler hard numbers.
Inside Microsoft’s azure-cloud-migrate skill (491K installs, #67): an 8-scenario router that assesses and converts Lambda, Kubernetes, and Spring Boot apps.
Inside microsoft’s azure-compute skill (499K installs): four VM workflows, an unauthenticated pricing API, a banned quota MCP server, and pack-curve math.
Microsoft azure-messaging (542,562 installs) routes Event Hubs and Service Bus SDK errors to 11 per-language guides. MCP contract and pack-curve audit inside.
Microsoft’s azure-diagnostics skill (553,878 installs) triages App Service, AKS, VM, and messaging outages via AppLens MCP. Pack-curve audit inside.
Matt Pocock’s to-questionnaire (217K installs, #225) turns knowledge locked in one person’s head into a fillable doc: two interview questions, then it drafts.
Matt Pocock’s writing-for-agents (158K installs, #263) explains why agents ignore AGENTS.md lines: pointer wording, two loads, leading words.
RigorPilot’s 49-line helper hit 450,765 installs by refusing most paper requests: one gap per answer, README conflicts recorded, never overridden.
Azure’s azure-rbac skill hit #62 with 485,620 installs, then got removed from its repo in July 2026. What it did, and where the RBAC guidance went.
Lark’s lark-vc-agent ranks #38 with 559K installs, but its SKILL.md is a 466-byte shim routing every request to lark-meeting.
Vercel’s web-design-guidelines skill audits UI code against a live 190-line rulebook, flagging issues in file:line form. #37 on skills.sh with 570K installs.
Matt Pocock’s implement skill is a seven-line delegation spec: it routes coding through pre-agreed seams, tdd, and code-review — and refuses to auto-trigger.