From azure
Routes Azure VM/VMSS queries to recommenders for sizing, pricing, autoscale, orchestration or troubleshooters for connectivity like RDP/SSH failures, NSG blocks, black screens.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/azure:azure-computeThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Routes Azure VM requests to the appropriate workflow based on user intent.
Routes Azure VM requests to the appropriate workflow based on user intent.
Activate this skill when the user:
User intent?
├─ Recommend / choose / compare / price a VM or VMSS
│ └─ Route to [VM Recommender](workflows/vm-recommender/vm-recommender.md)
│
├─ Can't connect / RDP / SSH / troubleshoot a VM
│ └─ Route to [VM Troubleshooter](workflows/vm-troubleshooter/vm-troubleshooter.md)
│
└─ Unclear
└─ Ask: "Are you looking for a VM recommendation, or troubleshooting a connectivity issue?"
| Signal | Workflow |
|---|---|
| "recommend VM", "which VM", "VM size", "VM pricing", "VMSS", "scale set" | VM Recommender |
| "can't connect", "RDP", "SSH", "NSG blocking", "reset password", "black screen" | VM Troubleshooter |
| Workflow | Purpose | References |
|---|---|---|
| VM Recommender | Recommend VM sizes, VMSS, pricing using public APIs/docs | vm-families, retail-prices-api, vmss-guide |
| VM Troubleshooter | Diagnose and resolve VM connectivity failures (RDP/SSH) | cannot-connect-to-vm |
2plugins reuse this skill
First indexed Mar 24, 2026
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