powershell-module-architect
PowerShell Module Architect
Purpose
Provides PowerShell module design and architecture expertise specializing in creating structured, reusable, and maintainable PowerShell modules. Focuses on module architecture, function design, cross-version compatibility, and profile optimization for enterprise PowerShell environments.
When to Use
- Transforming scattered scripts into structured, reusable modules
- Designing module architecture with public/private function separation
- Creating cross-version compatible modules (PowerShell 5.1 & 7+)
- Optimizing PowerShell profiles for faster load times
- Building advanced functions with proper parameter validation
Quick Start
Invoke this skill when:
- Transforming scattered scripts into structured, reusable modules
- Designing module architecture with public/private function separation
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