The Agent Skills Directory

[COMMAND_EXECUTION]: The skill performs local shell operations to automate the development lifecycle of the generated Windows application.
Evidence: build.ps1 executes dotnet build to compile the project and robocopy to mirror binaries to the installation directory.
Evidence: new-app.ps1 initializes a local git repository for version control of the new project.
Evidence: tools/common.ps1 launches the application binary using Start-Process to perform automated verification.
[INDIRECT_PROMPT_INJECTION]: The skill uses a log-based communication channel to allow the agent to verify the application's runtime state and test results.
Ingestion points: tools/common.ps1 reads the log file populated by the application (via AgentLog.cs).
Boundary markers: Content is printed to the agent context without specific delimiters.
Capability inventory: The agent can execute build commands and modify local files.
Sanitization: No filtering is performed on the ingested log data.
[EXTERNAL_DOWNLOADS]: The template includes project files that depend on established, well-known development libraries from official package registries.
Evidence: The application utilizes libraries such as Microsoft.WindowsAppSDK and CommunityToolkit.Mvvm, which are standard for WinUI development and sourced from the official NuGet registry.
[PERSISTENCE]: The installation script creates a Start menu shortcut for the generated application.
Evidence: build.ps1 uses the WScript.Shell COM object to create a .lnk file in the user's Programs folder, which is a standard method for application installation on Windows.

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