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Architect solution, transform intent into reliable tech specs, etc. Full subagent.
833 tagged copilot, measured the same way as everything else here.
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Architect solution, transform intent into reliable tech specs, etc. Full subagent.
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Discover project context, patterns, affected areas, dependencies, etc. Lightweight subagent.
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Implement and test to high quality under the orchestrator-assigned identity. Full subagent.
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Run simple commands, collect and summarize results to protect parent context. Lightweight subagent.
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Plan execution: turn approved intent/specs into a sequenced plan scaled to size. Full subagent.
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Author and adapt prompts — discover, draft, deliver — under HITL approvals. Full subagent.
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Author, refine, and finalize requirements and specifications with traceability. Full subagent.
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Run deep research with grounded references, systematic exploration, self-validation, etc. Full subagent.
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Review artifacts against intent and contracts, recommend, etc. Full subagent.
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Validate that implementation matches intent via execution and evidence. Full subagent.
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AI cost gateway specialist — APIM-based AI gateway with semantic caching, model routing by complexity, token budget enforcement, multi-region PTU load balancing, and FinOps telemetry.
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AI cost gateway specialist — APIM-based AI gateway with semantic caching, model routing by complexity, token budget enforcement, multi-region PTU load balancing, and FinOps telemetry.
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FinOps cost optimizer for AI workloads — model routing economics, semantic caching ROI, token budget design, PTU vs PAYG analysis, right-sizing recommendations, and Azure cost attribution.
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FinOps cost optimizer for AI workloads — model routing economics, semantic caching ROI, token budget design, PTU vs PAYG analysis, right-sizing recommendations, and Azure cost attribution.
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CrewAI multi-agent framework specialist — crew composition, role-based agents with backstory, task delegation with expected output, sequential/hierarchical processes, and custom tool integration.
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C#/.NET specialist — modern C# 12+/.NET 9, Azure SDK integration, Semantic Kernel, async/await patterns, Polly resilience, minimal APIs, and AI-native application development.
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C# MCP server development specialist — ModelContextProtocol NuGet package, [McpServerTool] attributes, dependency injection, stdio/SSE transport, and Azure-integrated MCP tool development.
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Dapr distributed application runtime specialist — service invocation, state management, pub/sub messaging, bindings, secrets management, and sidecar-based AI microservice patterns.
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Data engineering specialist for AI — RAG ingestion pipelines, document chunking, ETL/ELT patterns, PII detection with Presidio, data quality scoring, and Azure Data Factory orchestration.
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Data engineering specialist for AI — RAG ingestion pipelines, document chunking, ETL/ELT patterns, PII detection with Presidio, data quality scoring, and Azure Data Factory orchestration.
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Datadog observability specialist — monitor creation, APM trace correlation, dashboard design, metric queries, and AI workload monitoring with custom metrics for token usage and model latency.
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Datadog observability specialist — monitor creation, APM trace correlation, dashboard design, metric queries, and AI workload monitoring with custom metrics for token usage and model latency.
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Systematic debugging specialist — reproduce-isolate-fix methodology, binary search isolation, stack trace interpretation, Application Insights transaction tracing, and LLM-specific issue diagnosis.
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Deno runtime specialist — TypeScript-first with permissions model, Deno KV for edge state, Deno Deploy for serverless, secure-by-default AI service development.
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