Agent skill · microsoft
codenotify
codenotify
What it needs
About 2k tokens when loaded.
What this skill does
Add My Contributions to CODENOTIFY This prompt helps you add your code contributions to the .github/CODENOTIFY file based on git blame history. Instructions Before running this prompt, provide the following information: 1. Your GitHub handle: (e.g., @YOURHANDLE) 2. Alternative usernames in git blame: (e.g., Erich Gamma, ALIAS@microsoft.com, or any other names/emails that might appear in git commits) What This Prompt Does This prompt will: 1. Search through the repository's git blame history for files you've significantly contributed to 2. Analyze which files and directories have your contributions 3. Follow the existing structure in the .github/CODENOTIFY file, here are some examples: src/vs/base/common/ → Add to Base Utilities section src/vs/base/browser/ui/ → Add to Base Widgets section src/vs/base/parts/ → Add to Base Utilities section src/vs/platform/ → Add to Platform section src/bootstrap-.ts, src/main.ts, etc. → Add to Bootstrap section src/vs/code/ → Add to Electron Main section src/vs/workbench/services/ → Add to Workbench Services section src/vs/workbench/common/, src/vs/workbench/browser/ → Add to Workbench Core section src/vs/workbench/contrib/ → Add to Workbench Contributions section src/vs/workbench/api/ → Add to Workbench API section extensions/ → Add to Extensions section 4. Add appropriate entries in the format: Individual files: path/to/file.ts @yourusername Directories: path/to/directory/ @yourusername 5. Place entries within existing sections, maintaining alphabetical or logical order 6. Create new sections only if contributions don't fit existing categories 7. Avoid duplicating existing entries Expected Output Format Entries will be added to existing sections based on their path. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills microsoft/codenotify