Add a Windows ARM64 GitHub actions Python wheel builder agent#1940
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🔍 Skill Validator Results⛔ Findings need attention
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Full validator output```text Found 1 agent(s) ❌ [agent:GitHub Actions Windows ARM64 wheel builder] Agent name 'GitHub Actions Windows ARM64 wheel builder' does not match filename 'python-win-arm64-gha-wheel-builder.agent.md' (expected 'GitHub Actions Windows ARM64 wheel builder.agent.md'). ❌ [agent:GitHub Actions Windows ARM64 wheel builder] Agent name 'GitHub Actions Windows ARM64 wheel builder' contains invalid characters — must be lowercase alphanumeric and hyphens only. Validated 1 agent(s){Ansi.Red}Agent spec conformance failures — fix the errors above.{Ansi.Reset} |
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Is an agent going to be the best choice for this, or would it be better to create a skill so that any agent could pick it up?
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npm startand verified thatREADME.mdis up to date.stagedbranch for this pull request.Description
Now that the
windows-11-armimage is generally available on GitHub actions many python projects have begun building and releasing Windows ARM64 wheels. Most of these projects simply need ci changes to enable these builds. This contribution would add an agent to assist Python package maintainers with adding Windows ARM64 wheel builds and tests to their existing GitHub actions workflows.Type of Contribution
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