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Rename authoring super-skill al-feature-author -> al-code-author
Naming/framing change only - the authoring counterpart to al-code-review is now the role-level al-code-author. The Action/Output substance is unchanged: the decompose -> per-object fan-out -> roll up -> reconcile logic and the Membership worked example stay exactly as they were and correctly describe the skill's current mode (greenfield feature authoring). - git mv al-feature-author.md -> al-code-author.md; id al-code-author, title "AL code author", reframed description. Intro now states the role (authoring counterpart to al-code-review, produces a whole PR of code) and is honest that greenfield feature authoring is its first and currently only mode (other modes such as defect-fix-from-bug-report are future extensions). inputs [feature-spec], outputs [code-artifact], sub-skills [al-api-page-author, al-table-author] and dimension fields all unchanged. - skills/do.md: one-word consistency tweak in the Composition Relevance example (a feature author -> a code author). Behavior-preserving; the findings/Action rollup path is byte-identical. - README.md, agent-consumption.md: author family's top-level skill is now al-code-author. R26 generalization and the al-table-author leaf from #67 are unchanged. Knowledge article count unchanged at 199. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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The orchestrator parses this **without skill-specific logic**. This is the point of the contract: orchestrators and action skills evolve independently.
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> **Authoring skills.** The same four-step pattern also drives *authoring* skills, which generate code rather than review it. They consume an `object-spec` and emit a `code-artifact` (the full generated AL as an escaped string, with per-artifact `references`, `notes`, and task-level `open-questions`) instead of a findings-report. The orchestrator maps each artifact to **file creation or scaffolding** in the target repo rather than to PR comments or build gates. The object-type leaves are `microsoft/skills/author/al-api-page-author.md` (API page) and `microsoft/skills/author/al-table-author.md` (master table and its setup table); the `code-artifact` contract is defined in [`skills/do.md`](skills/do.md). The authoring family's top-level skill is the `microsoft/skills/author/al-feature-author.md` super-skill: it takes a `feature-spec`, decomposes it into per-object specs, composes the object-type author leaves, reconciles cross-object references, and emits a whole-PR `code-artifact` — the authoring counterpart to how `al-code-review` takes a PR and composes the review leaves.
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> **Authoring skills.** The same four-step pattern also drives *authoring* skills, which generate code rather than review it. They consume an `object-spec` and emit a `code-artifact` (the full generated AL as an escaped string, with per-artifact `references`, `notes`, and task-level `open-questions`) instead of a findings-report. The orchestrator maps each artifact to **file creation or scaffolding** in the target repo rather than to PR comments or build gates. The object-type leaves are `microsoft/skills/author/al-api-page-author.md` (API page) and `microsoft/skills/author/al-table-author.md` (master table and its setup table); the `code-artifact` contract is defined in [`skills/do.md`](skills/do.md). The authoring family's top-level skill is the `microsoft/skills/author/al-code-author.md` super-skill — the authoring counterpart to how `al-code-review` takes a PR and composes the review leaves: it takes a `feature-spec`, decomposes it into per-object specs, composes the object-type author leaves, reconciles cross-object references, and emits a whole-PR `code-artifact`.
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### 7. Orchestrator integrates
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The orchestrator turns findings into PR comments, build gates, or IDE diagnostics, and links the references back to the knowledge files so the PR author — human or agent — can read the guidance.
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