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Add New Entry From Temp MD Skill for Claude

Workflow and tools for adding new entries from temp.md to the section files. Includes legend format, section reference, code tools, and common pitfalls. USE FOR: Adding new resources to the knowledge base. DO NOT USE FOR: Editing existing entries or restructuring sections.

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how many repositories repackaged it
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Install

one command, takes just this skill from the repository
npx skills add https://github.com/kimtth/azure-openai-llm-wiki --skill add-new-entry-from-temp-md

The instruction itself

13 sections, as written by the author

Workflow: Adding New Entries from temp.md

temp.md is the raw input — an unformatted checklist of URLs and short notes. The goal is to produce temp_entries.md as a properly formatted staging file ready to paste into the target section files.

Steps in order:

  • Classify each URL → determine which section file (azure.md, applications.md, models_research.md, best_practices.md, tools_extra.md) and which current section heading it belongs to.
  • Fetch descriptions — use code/fetch_github_description.py for GitHub repos. For arXiv papers and blog/web links, use fetch_webpage to extract a one-sentence description.
  • Fetch creation dates — use code/update_github_dates.py for GitHub repos. For arXiv, derive the date from the ID prefix (e.g., 2602.xxxxx → Feb 2026). For blog posts, read from the page.
  • Add star badges — use code/add_github_stars.py for all GitHub links.
  • Apply legend symbols — see the Legend Format section below. azure.md should not use emoji markers.
  • Shorten descriptions — keep each description to ≤15 words. One punchy sentence. Do not repeat the link name.

Legend Format

azure.md — dash-bullet, no emojis

- [Name](url) - Description. (Mon YYYY) ![stars](...)
  • Do not use emoji markers in azure.md (no link-prefix emojis and no description-prefix emojis).
  • Date is in (Mon YYYY) parentheses format with no brackets.
  • Star badge goes at the end of the line, after the date.

Examples:

- [Azure ML Prompt Flow](https://learn.microsoft.com/...) - Visual designer for prompt orchestration and evaluation. (Jun 2023)
- [APIM-Sample](https://github.com/Azure-Samples/APIM-Sample) - Single APIM endpoint for multiple models. (Jan 2026) ![**github stars**](...)
1. [Name](url): Description. [Mon YYYY] ![stars](...)

or (for entries that use dash bullets in that section):

- [Name](url): Description. [Mon YYYY]
  • The legend symbol is appended inside the link text, immediately after the name (no space before the symbol).
  • Date is in [Mon YYYY] square-bracket format.
  • Star badge goes at the end of the line, after the date.
  • Use numbered list (1.) when the surrounding section uses numbered lists; dash (-) when not.

Examples:

1. [Auto-Claude](https://github.com/AndyMik90/Auto-Claude): Autonomous multi-session AI coding. [Dec 2025] ![**github stars**](...)
1. [Towards AI Search Paradigm📑](https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.17188): Modular 4-agent system using DAGs for retrieval-intensive search. [Jun 2025]
- [Claude Code Security](https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-code-security): Claude Code on the web for scanning codebases. [Feb 2026]

Legend Symbols

| Symbol | Meaning |

|--------|---------|

| | Blog post / documentation / web page |

| 📑 | Academic paper (arXiv) |

| 📺 | Video content |

| 🤗 | Hugging Face resource |


Section Reference

Use exact heading names when labeling entries in temp_entries.md. Format: ## <filename> - <Section Name>:.

azure.md

  • Azure OpenAI & Foundry Overview
  • Orchestration Frameworks
  • Prompt Engineering & Tooling
  • Agent Frameworks
  • Model Training & Inference
  • Safety, Security & LLMOps
  • Data Processing & Memory
  • Dev Tools, MCP & Extensions
  • Copilot Product Catalog
  • Microsoft Foundry & AI Services
  • Azure AI Search
  • Agent Development
  • Microsoft 365 Agent Development
  • Learning Resources & Workshops
  • Microsoft Research
  • Sample Applications
  • Solution Accelerators
  • Code Samples & Workshops
  • Architecture Patterns & Use Cases

applications.md

  • RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)
  • GraphRAG
  • RAG Application
  • Vector Database & Embedding
  • Top Agent Frameworks
  • Additional Agent Framework
  • Cache
  • Data & Analytics Agents
  • Data Processing & OCR
  • Desktop AI assistant
  • Memory
  • Model Gateway
  • Model Serving & Local Runtimes
  • Observability & LLMOps
  • SDKs, Integration & ML Libraries
  • Training & Fine-tuning
  • UI & No-Code Tool
  • A2A
  • Computer use
  • Model Context Protocol (MCP)
  • Coding
  • Deep Research
  • Domain-Specific Agents
  • Skill
  • Harness

> Tip: Do not add hand-curated entries to generated index sections such as Popular LLM Applications (GitHub Stars >= 1000); update the generator skill instead.

models_research.md

  • Large Language Model Landscape
  • Large Language Model Comparison
  • Taxonomy of Natural Language Processing
  • LLM Evolution and Model Timelines
  • NLP Taxonomy and Research Fields
  • Large Language Model Collection
  • Architecture Comparisons
  • Foundation Model Providers
  • Domain-Specific and Specialized LLMs
  • Multimodal Models
  • Prompt Engineering and Visual Prompts
  • Prompt Engineering
  • Adversarial Prompting
  • Prompt Tuner and Optimizer
  • Prompt Guides and Prompt Libraries
  • Visual Prompting and Visual Grounding
  • Large Language Model Training and Optimization
  • Pre-training and Data Preparation
  • Architecture and Inference Patterns
  • Architecture Variants, Attention, and Sparse Computation
  • Context and Long-Context Limits
  • Tokenization and LLM Numbers
  • Capabilities and Evaluation
  • Reasoning
  • Post-training and Fine-Tuning
  • Model Merging and Continual Adaptation
  • Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning
  • LoRA: Low-Rank Adaptation
  • Alignment and Preference Optimization
  • Quantization Techniques
  • Pruning and Sparsification
  • Knowledge Distillation
  • Memory Optimization
  • AI Adoption, Impact, and Society
  • AGI, Society, and Long-Term Impact
  • Trust, Safety, and Security
  • Business Adoption and Use Cases
  • Model Roadmaps and Products
  • OpenAI Products
  • Anthropic AI Products
  • Google AI Products
  • Survey on Large Language Models
  • Additional Topics: A Survey of LLMs
  • LLM Research (Ranked by cite count >=150)
  • Learning Resources, Implementations, and Regional Materials
  • Build LLMs from Scratch
  • Japanese and Korean-Language Materials
  • General Learning and Supplementary Materials

best_practices.md

  • The Problem with RAG
  • RAG Solution Design
  • Agent Research → ### Agent Research
  • RAG Research → ### RAG Research
  • Agent Design Patterns → ### Agent Design Patterns
  • Tool Use
  • Tool Use: LLM to Master APIs
  • Proposals & Glossary

tools_extra.md

  • LLM for Robotics
  • Awesome demo
  • Datasets for LLM Training
  • Evaluating Large Language Models
  • LLM Evalution Benchmarks
  • Evaluation Metrics
  • LLMOps: Large Language Model Operations

Code Tools Reference

All tools are in code/. Run with python code/<script>.py.

| Script | Purpose |

|--------|---------|

| fetch_github_description.py | Fetch GitHub repo descriptions; appends after the link colon. Skips lines that already have a description. |

| update_github_dates.py | Fetch GitHub repo creation date; appends [Mon YYYY] or (Mon YYYY). Skips lines already dated. |

| add_github_stars.py | Append star badge to lines with GitHub links. Skips duplicates. |

| fetch_popular_papers.py | Query Semantic Scholar for review-only RAG/agent paper candidates; not part of normal entry insertion. |

| fetch_llm_papers.py | Generate or refresh the separate LLM-landscape paper pool; use fetch-llm-papers rather than hand-editing its output. |

| update_citation_counts.py | Update citation counts for ranked paper sections via Semantic Scholar. |

| check_unused_files.py | Scan markdown for file refs; move unreferenced files to files/_bak/. |

For arXiv papers and blog posts, fetch_github_description.py does not apply. Use fetch_webpage (agent tool) to retrieve a description from the URL.

Common CLI pattern:

python code/fetch_github_description.py --input temp.md --output temp_with_desc.md
python code/update_github_dates.py --input temp_with_desc.md --in-place
python code/add_github_stars.py --input temp_with_desc.md --in-place

Common Pitfalls (Lessons Learned)

  • Wrong legend placement: In azure.md, do not use emoji markers at all. In all other files, the symbol is appended to the link name inside [Name]. Never mix these two formats.
  • Wrong section names: Section labels in temp_entries.md must match the actual heading text in the target file exactly. Check the file before assigning. Do not invent new section names.
  • Missing descriptions for non-GitHub links: fetch_github_description.py only works for github.com URLs. For arXiv, blog, and product pages, you must fetch the page and write a description manually.
  • Verbose descriptions: Keep descriptions to ≤15 words. Do not repeat the name. No trailing "for use with", "that helps you", or similar filler.
  • Date format mismatch: azure.md uses (Mon YYYY) parentheses. All other section files use [Mon YYYY] square brackets.
  • Emoji preservation: Ensure edits preserve existing legend symbols such as 📑, 📺, and 🤗.
  • Star badges on non-GitHub links: Only add star badges to github.com links. Blog posts, arXiv papers, and product pages must not have a star badge.

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