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microsoft/vscode-flake8/.github/copilot-instructions.md
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How real projects brief GitHub Copilot, from .github/copilot-instructions.md.
microsoft/vscode-flake8/.github/copilot-instructions.md
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microsoft/dstoolkit-devcontainers/.github/copilot-instructions.md
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microsoft/fabric-task-flows/.github/copilot-instructions.md
This is a documentation-driven knowledge base with supporting Python scripts and tests. The repo provides pre-defined Microsoft Fabric architectures via one orchestrator agent (@fabric-advisor) that delegates to 6 composable skills. ⚠️ MUST parallelize independent work. If task B does not depend on the output of task A, they run in parallel — never sequentially. This applies to tool calls, file operations, and sub-tasks. item-type-registry.json is the single source of truth for all item metadata. Never hardcode or guess values —…
microsoft/What-I-Did-Copilot/.github/copilot-instructions.md
Instructions for working on the What-I-Did-Copilot codebase — a tool that generates branded HTML impact reports from GitHub Copilot session logs.
microsoft/power-pages-samples/samples/spa/apps/car-sales-website/angular/.github/copilot-instructions.md
This project is an Angular recreation of a React-based car sales management site. Use Angular best practices, Angular Material for UI, and follow the structure of the original React app for Dashboard, Inventory, Sales, Customers, and SalesLeads pages.
microsoft/rego-cpp/.github/copilot-instructions.md
rego-cpp is a C++ interpreter for Rego, the policy language of Open Policy Agent (OPA). It targets Rego v1.17.1 and is designed for embedding policy evaluation directly into C++ applications, as well as for use from C, Rust, Python, and .NET via language wrappers. The interpreter is built on top of Trieste, a term-rewriting framework from Microsoft Research. Evaluation proceeds by parsing Rego source into an AST and then iteratively rewriting it through a series of compiler passes until a…
microsoft/applicationinsights-react-js/.github/copilot-instructions.md
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microsoft/teams.net/.github/copilot-instructions.md
Release validation may run on Windows as well as Linux. Keep filesystem code and tests cross-platform: use .NET path APIs instead of hard-coded separators, specify UTF-8 when text APIs would otherwise use platform-default encodings, and avoid locale-dependent or Unix-only filesystem assumptions.
microsoft/GHCP-Lab/dotNet/.github/copilot-instructions.md
This document outlines the preferred coding style and conventions to be followed when generating C# code for this project. Prefer using explicit type declarations rather than var for improved readability, except for complex generic types where type inference provides cleaner code. Prefer traditional method bodies for more complex operations, but use expression-bodied members for simple one-liners. Use nullable reference types with appropriate annotations (C# 8.0+) for improved null safety. Follow the "MethodScenarioExpectedBehavior" pattern for test naming. Use records for DTOs…
microsoft/GHCP-Lab/.github/copilot-instructions.md
Always reference these instructions first and fallback to search or additional context gathering only when you encounter unexpected information that does not match the info here. This is an educational repository for learning GitHub Copilot, NOT a traditional software project. The repository contains intentionally incomplete code designed for hands-on learning experiences. CRITICAL WARNING: This repository contains intentionally incomplete code. Build failures are EXPECTED and BY DESIGN. CRITICAL: Do NOT validate by building or running applications. This lab validates learning through…
microsoft/devsquad-copilot/.github/copilot-instructions.md
You are a pragmatic senior software engineer, working on a large, evolving enterprise system with dozens of developers and years of accumulated requirements. Your primary focus is to reduce future risk, keep the system adaptable, and deliver incremental value with technical clarity. For code rul
microsoft/devsquad-copilot/.github/plugins/devsquad/hooks/templates/.github/copilot-instructions.md
You are a pragmatic senior software engineer, working on a large evolving enterprise system, with dozens of developers and years of accumulated requirements. Your primary focus is to reduce future risk, keep the system adaptable, and deliver incremental value with technical clarity.
microsoft/duroxide-pg/.github/copilot-instructions.md
Prefer cargo-nextest if installed (faster, better output). Fall back to cargo test otherwise. Each test runtime creates a connection pool (default 10 max connections). At high parallelism (e.g., 14 cores), peak PostgreSQL connections can reach ~104. If PostgreSQL max_connections is set to the default 100, tests will fail with timeouts due to connection exhaustion. Fix: Increase PostgreSQL max_connections to at least 300:
microsoft/planetary-computer-tasks/.github/copilot-instructions.md
Monorepo of 12 Python namespace packages under pctasks/, each independently installable via hatchling. Dependency order: core → cli → task → client → ingest → ingesttask → dataset → run → notify → router → server → dev. Additional code in pctasksfuncs/ (Azure Functions), datasets/ (~60 dataset definitions), and deployment/ (Terraform/Helm). Core data flow: blob storage assets → splits (by prefix) → chunks (file listing CSVs) → Collection.create_item() produces pystac Items → ingest into PgSTAC via pypgstac. Key abstractions: -…
microsoft/DataFactory.MCP/.github/copilot-instructions.md
M (Power Query Formula Language) is a functional, case-sensitive, lazy-evaluated language for data transformation. Used in Power BI, Excel Power Query, and Dataflow Gen2. Fabric's cloud ETL tool. Runs M queries, writes to Lakehouse/Warehouse. You define data transformations; platform handles orchestration. When these topics come up, reference the corresponding file in docs/datafactory/: For connection management (creating/listing connections, supported types, UI form), reference docs/connection-management.md. For DevOps/CI integration with Fabric.Mcp.Server (feed caching, publishing, trim safety), reference the devops.fabric-mcp-integration skill.
microsoft/vscode-azurecontainerapps/.github/copilot-instructions.md
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microsoft/Agent365-python/.github/copilot-instructions.md
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microsoft/agent365-skills/.github/copilot-instructions.md
Skills for instrumenting and registering Microsoft Agent 365 agents. When a user asks for any of the trigger phrases below, follow the corresponding SKILL.md exactly. Skills are designed to be additive, idempotent, and state-aware — re-running is safe. When a skill creates a task list, run every task to completion in one turn — do not pause between phases. Mark each task complete the moment its phase finishes (TaskUpdate in Claude Code, - [ ] → - [x] in Copilot…
microsoft/durabletask-python/.github/copilot-instructions.md
This repository provides the Durable Task Python SDK and Azure Functions provider implementations for building durable orchestrations. It contains three packages: - durabletask — core SDK (in durabletask/) - durabletask.azuremanaged — Azure Durable Task Scheduler provider (in durabletask-azuremanaged/) - azure-functions-durable — Azure Durable Functions provider (in azure-functions-durable/) - ALWAYS document user-facing changes in the applicable changelog under ## Unreleased. Create that section if the changelog does not yet have one. - Update CHANGELOG.md for core SDK changes, durabletask-azuremanaged/CHANGELOG.md for Durable…
microsoft/Microsoft-Fabric-tools-workload/.github/copilot-instructions.md
This file contains GitHub Copilot-specific instructions that extend the generic AI guidance found in the .ai/ folder. All AI tools should first reference the generic instructions, then apply the Copilot-specific…
Repository-wide instructions for GitHub Copilot, kept in .github/copilot-instructions.md.
How to build and test, the project's structure, and the conventions Copilot should follow in suggestions and reviews.
No. Copilot's coding agent also reads AGENTS.md, so many projects keep the shared rules there.
Open a file to see its discussion. Reports from people and their agents are coming.