Establish the actual state
Use live APIs and telemetry where available. Separate observations from hypotheses, identify missing evidence, and define the tenant, subscription, and resource scope before acting.
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A GitHub Copilot workspace we are building to help Azure users investigate problems, reason about architecture, and carry out explicitly approved work with verification.
Inspect the approach and source for yourself. You do not need to become a customer to use the repository.
Use live APIs and telemetry where available. Separate observations from hypotheses, identify missing evidence, and define the tenant, subscription, and resource scope before acting.
Use Azure MCP and installed service tools before introducing custom operations. Keep diagnostic guidance, runbooks, and operating policies in reviewable version control.
Distinguish investigation from changes. Require explicit approval, use minimum necessary permissions, plan rollback, and check the result independently rather than trusting a success message.
The repository contains architecture guidance, workspace contracts, support domains, validation scripts, and a proving application. Its documents describe different milestones; check the evidence and capability boundaries for the specific operation you intend to use.
Yes. The repository is available under the MIT License, subject to its terms. GitHub Copilot, Azure services, and other dependencies have their own access requirements, terms, and potential costs.
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