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Workflow skill for Azure Event Grid (.NET): publish and consume EventGrid and CloudEvents, with examples for publishing, pull delivery, and Azure Functions trig
Provides an operational workflow and reference for using the Azure.Messaging.EventGrid client libraries in .NET. The skill packages guidance for authentication (API key, SAS, Microsoft Entra ID), publishing events (single and batch), CloudEvents vs EventGridEvent schemas, pull-delivery namespaces, receiving/acknowledging events, and common error handling and failover patterns. It includes examples and code snippets for publishing, receiving, and integrating with Azure Functions.
Use this skill when the task requires sending or receiving Event Grid events from .NET applications, building event-driven architectures, or reviewing/operating workflows that rely on the Event Grid SDK. It's also appropriate when provenance from an upstream workflow must be preserved.
Best used with developer-focused agents that can run dotnet commands, inspect code, and prepare reviewer packets (Codex/Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor).
Documentation-heavy skill for Azure Event Grid .NET SDK with no executable scripts. Essentially a mirror of Azure SDK docs wrapped in verbose meta-packaging prose about provenance and intake flows. Code examples use placeholder credentials and are technically correct, but the skill itself has no automation capability — it tells an agent to read docs rather than doing anything useful. No references/, scripts/, or examples/ directories exist despite being listed in the resource table.
This is primarily a documentation dump skill with no executable components. The SKILL.md is extremely repetitive — best practices appear twice, operating table and workflow sections overlap significantly. The 'imported workflow' framing and provenance tracking add complexity without value for end users. Code examples are solid but an agent could retrieve the same from official Azure docs. The related skills section references unrelated skills (@00-andruia-consultant, @10-andruia-skill-smith) that appear to be from the same repo family, not genuinely related.
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