chore: consolidate workshop writing agents - #187
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Replace three generic writing and review agents with a repository-focused Tech Writer agent. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Address the two moderate findings in the consolidated Tech Writer agent.
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What changed in this PR
Consolidates three writing and review agents into one repository-focused Tech Writer agent.
Changes:
- Adds unified authoring and validation guidance.
- Removes three redundant agents.
- Reuses existing repository accessibility and localization conventions.
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.github/agents/technical-content-evaluator.agent.md |
Removes the legacy content evaluator. |
.github/agents/tech-writer.agent.md |
Adds the consolidated agent; needs support for lesson, exercise, and module headings, plus localization-aware structural changes. |
.github/agents/se-technical-writer.agent.md |
Removes the generic technical writer. |
.github/agents/markdown-accessibility-assistant.agent.md |
Removes the standalone accessibility assistant. |
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| - Do not invent product behavior, UI labels, commands, file paths, or technical results. Verify them in the repository, the Tailspin Toys application, or authoritative documentation. | ||
| - Do not install dependencies, create commits, push branches, or open pull requests unless the user explicitly requests and approves that work. | ||
| - Do not update translations unless the requested scope includes them. Identify affected localized content when relevant. |
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Summary
Replace three generic writing, accessibility, and content-review agents with one repository-focused Tech Writer agent to reduce overlapping guidance and keep authoring aligned with Copilot Workshops conventions. The new agent emphasizes verified technical facts, developer-focused numbered actions, aligned objectives and summaries, and existing repository accessibility and validation guidance.
Type of change
website/Astro + Starlight wrapper).github/copilot-instructions.md, instructions, agents, skills)Verification
Also checked for stale references to the removed agents outside their definitions; none found.
git diff --checkpassed.Screenshots
N/A: agent configuration only.
Notes for reviewers
The standalone Markdown Accessibility Assistant, SE: Tech Writer, and technical-content-evaluator agents are removed. The replacement delegates formatting and accessibility conventions to existing repository instructions instead of duplicating them, and avoids generic grading formulas and unnecessary documentation templates. No workshop lessons or site code change.