Add: Azure networking skills (20 skills for VNet, load balancing, hybrid connectivity, security, DNS, monitoring)

[asudbring]

Summary

Adds 20 new Azure networking skills covering the full Azure networking stack. These skills provide domain-specific knowledge and MCP-backed execution capabilities for Azure networking services.

Skills Added

Networking Foundation (6 skills)

Skill	Services
azure-virtual-network	VNet, subnets, peering, NSGs, ASGs, service endpoints, UDRs
azure-private-link	Private endpoints, private link services
azure-dns	Public DNS zones, Private DNS zones, DNS Private Resolver
azure-nat-gateway	Outbound internet connectivity, SNAT port management
azure-route-server	Route Server, BGP peering with NVAs
azure-traffic-manager	DNS-based global traffic routing and failover

Load Balancing and Content Delivery (3 skills)

Skill	Services
azure-load-balancer	Standard, Gateway, Cross-region Load Balancer (Layer 4)
azure-application-gateway	Application Gateway v2, WAF v2 (Layer 7)
azure-front-door	Azure Front Door Standard/Premium, CDN, edge WAF

Hybrid Connectivity (3 skills)

Skill	Services
azure-vpn-gateway	Site-to-site, point-to-site, VNet-to-VNet VPN
azure-expressroute	ExpressRoute circuits, peering, Global Reach, FastPath
azure-virtual-wan	Virtual WAN hubs, routing intent, secured hubs

Network Security (4 skills)

Skill	Services
azure-firewall	Azure Firewall (Basic/Standard/Premium), Firewall Manager
azure-waf	Web Application Firewall (OWASP, bot protection, custom rules)
azure-ddos-protection	DDoS Protection (Network/IP tiers)
azure-bastion	Azure Bastion (Developer/Basic/Standard/Premium)

Network Management and Monitoring (2 skills)

Skill	Services
azure-network-watcher	Packet capture, flow logs, connection troubleshooting
azure-vnet-manager	Network groups, connectivity configs, security admin rules

Cross-cutting (2 skills)

Skill	Purpose
azure-network-troubleshooter	Systematic diagnosis of connectivity, routing, DNS, and latency issues
azure-network-architecture	Network design guidance, service selection, topology planning

Structure

Each skill follows the established pattern:

• SKILL.md with YAML frontmatter (name, description with WHEN:/DO NOT USE FOR: triggers, license: MIT, metadata)
• references/ directory with detailed documentation split into focused files under token limits
• References to Azure MCP tools (azure__network namespace) and Azure CLI commands
• Follows agentskills.io specification

Token Budget

All skills are under the 5000-token hard limit:

• Smallest: azure-route-server (~1155 tokens)
• Largest: azure-vnet-manager (~2846 tokens)
• Reference files are each under 1000 tokens

Testing

• Build passes locally (npm run build succeeds, skills version-stamped correctly)
• Skills follow established patterns (verified against existing skills like azure-compute, azure-storage)
• Frontmatter format matches repo convention
• No overlapping skill names with existing skills in the plugin
• DO NOT USE FOR: used where trigger overlap exists between networking skills and with existing skills

PR Checklist

• Changes are tested locally
• Commit messages are clear and descriptive
• No breaking changes
• Skills follow the established patterns

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