skills/create-new-wiki-page/SKILL.md
Create a new Azure DevOps wiki page. Use when the user wants to add a new wiki page, write project documentation in Azure DevOps wiki format, or update wiki page structure with mermaid diagrams in Traditional Chinese.
npx skillsauth add jim60105/copilot-prompt create-new-wiki-pageInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Create a new Azure DevOps wiki page with proper structure and formatting.
Execute tree . /f in pwsh to get all the page lists.
Read all docs under 設計文件, 功能需求, 標準規範 or other documents to get the full view of the project.
Plan the content for the wiki page about the user's specified topic. ${input:what-to-write-in-this-page}.
Include a mermaid diagram on the page if there is suitable content for it.
If the user doesn't specify a location, find an appropriate category and path for this page.
Write the page in 正體中文.
Add this page to the .order file in the same directory.
Add this page to the category's markdown file (e.g., if under 標準規範/, update 標準規範.md).
Review whether the Azure DevOps Wiki page is well-written; refine it to improve quality.
Git commit with a good message body.
Summarize what was done.
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