Purpose documented by the publisher
The same-name upstream guide presents Sensei as a workflow for skill-frontmatter compliance and routing coverage. It reads skill metadata and tests, checks fields against conventions, proposes improved triggers, arranges routing tests when missing, and examines their results. The examples concern triggers, conventions, tests and subsequent commit choices. This is skill-maintenance guidance, not model training or a general Azure service-deployment tool.
Source relationship, dates and evidence boundary
The original catalog repository, microsoft/azure-skills, explicitly says it is automatically synced from Microsoft/GitHub-Copilot-for-Azure. A same-name guide was verified in that upstream repository at a pinned commit. The catalog ID, name, source and installation command are retained instead of being migrated to the upstream package identity. Official original not verified. This is an attributed purpose summary; it does not assert that the upstream text is byte-identical to the unrecovered legacy catalog version, and earns no original-recovery credit.
Observed 2026-10-18 UTC. The upstream commit snapshot is dated 2026-10-15 UTC and the original repository sync-statement snapshot is dated 2026-10-16 UTC. These are commit dates, not individual skill publication dates. No source installation, test, modification, commit or issue-filing action was executed, and current installability of the old entry is unverified.
Pinned same-name upstream guide; original repository's automatic-sync statement; upstream publisher README.