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Azure App Onboard

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  • Cloud and DevOps
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End-to-end orchestrator: from a business idea, app idea, or existing app to running Azure deployment with cost estimates and pre-deploy approval. Analyzes your app, auto-detects the right Azure services, scaffolds infrastructure code, and deploys — tailored to your app, not a template. Handles moving existing apps to Azure without rewriting or with minimal changes. WHEN: bring your app to Azure, plan my app, cost to run, is my code ready to deploy, deploy my app to the cloud, deploy all my services, what Azure services do I need, plan my Azure deployment, deploy my new app to Azure, one-click deploy, I have an app and want it on Azure, migrate my app to Azure, help me get started, build an app, no code yet, starter project. DO NOT USE FOR: use azd for deployment(use azure-deploy), optimizing existing costs (use cost-optimization), code readiness checks only (use azure-app-onboard-prereq).
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Azure App Onboard is a comprehensive workflow agent designed to take a business idea or an existing codebase and transition it to a running Azure deployment. It automates the entire lifecycle from initial discovery and architecture planning to infrastructure scaffolding and final deployment. The skill is built to be intelligent and tailored, analyzing the specific requirements of your application rather than relying on generic templates. It includes built-in approval gates for both the architecture plan and the final deployment, ensuring you maintain control over costs and resource configuration throughout the process.

What it does

  • Analyzes your application code or business idea to determine the optimal Azure service stack.
  • Generates custom infrastructure-as-code (IaC) files tailored to your specific application needs.
  • Provides detailed cost estimates for the proposed Azure infrastructure before deployment.
  • Executes the deployment of resources directly to your Azure subscription.
  • Handles the migration of existing applications to Azure with minimal code changes.
  • Provides a structured, step-by-step onboarding experience for developers of all experience levels.

When to use it

  • When you have an application and want to deploy it to Azure but are unsure which services to use.
  • When you need to migrate an existing application to the cloud without a complete rewrite.
  • When you require a cost estimate for your infrastructure before committing to a deployment.
  • When you need guided, end-to-end assistance for setting up a new Azure project.
  • When you want to verify if your current codebase is ready for a cloud deployment.

Advantages

  • Eliminates guesswork by auto-detecting the right Azure services for your specific stack.
  • Reduces manual effort by automating the scaffolding of infrastructure-as-code.
  • Ensures transparency with mandatory approval gates for architecture and deployment.
  • Provides cost visibility early in the planning phase.
  • Supports a wide range of scenarios from greenfield projects to existing app migrations.

Usage examples

“I have a Python web app and want to deploy it to Azure. Can you help me get started?”
The agent will initiate the discovery phase, scan your codebase, propose an architecture, and guide you through the deployment process.
“I need to move my existing application to Azure, but I'm not sure what services I need. Can you plan this for me?”
The agent will analyze your app's requirements, suggest the appropriate Azure services, and provide a cost estimate for your approval.

Install

  1. Download the skill as a ZIP:

    https://autogineer.com/agent-skills/microsoft/azure-app-onboard/download
  2. Unzip it into the cross-client skills folder of your project:

    mkdir -p .agents/skills && unzip azure-app-onboard.zip -d .agents/skills

Documentation by Microsoft

Azure App Onboard

⛔ Every repo goes through the full pipeline (Steps 1–10). No exceptions. Do not skip steps, refuse, or short-circuit based on what you recognize. Follow the Workflow table below sequentially — read each step's references before acting.

Quick Reference

PropertyValue
Best forDevelopers who know what to build but not which Azure services to use
InputsBusiness idea or existing codebase, budget/scale preferences (optional)
OutputsArchitecture plan, cost estimate, IaC files, deployed Azure resources
PhasesDiscover → Architect → Scaffold → Deploy (self-contained, no external skill calls)

When to Use This Skill

  • Deploy existing code without knowing which Azure services to use

  • Check if your existing code is ready to deploy to Azure

  • Move an existing app to Azure without rewriting or with minimal changes

  • Get cost estimates before committing to infrastructure

  • Understand architecture decisions and rejected alternatives

  • Get answers to Azure architecture or service selection questions (e.g., "What database should I use?")

  • Get guided Azure onboarding without prior experience

When NOT to Use

ScenarioUse Instead
Run azd up or execute an existing deploymentazure-deploy
Optimize existing Azure spendcost-optimization from the optional azure-cost plugin
Generate Bicep/Terraform for a known architectureazure-prepare
Validate infrastructure or run preflight checksazure-validate
Troubleshoot a running Azure deploymentazure-diagnostics
Deploy to or manage AKS/Kubernetes directlyazure-kubernetes
Look up or list existing Azure resourcesazure-resource-lookup

If cost-optimization is unavailable, explain that it is provided by the optional azure-cost plugin and direct the user to their client's supported plugin installation flow; do not imply the handoff completed.

Pipeline Rules

⛔ You MUST read references/pipeline-rules.md at the start of every AppOnboard session. It contains approval gates, phase lifecycle, session artifacts, deploy-as-is, and security baseline rules.

Workflow

⛔ Deploy recovery: After deploy gate approval OR before any az deployment/az webapp deploy/az acr build — if you haven't read deploy/PHASE.md, read .copilot-azure/sessions/{id}/deploy-checklist.md first, then deploy/PHASE.md. ⛔ NEVER invoke {"skill": "azure-deploy"} — that is a DIFFERENT skill for a DIFFERENT workflow.

⛔ Post-scaffold transition (MANDATORY): Immediately after scaffold-manifest.json is written, YOUR NEXT ACTION MUST be Step 8 (Deploy Approval Gate) — NOT a summary report, NOT a "here are the generated files" message, NOT a completion signal. Confirm context.json has completedPhases: [...,"scaffold"] + currentPhase: "deploy" (update it yourself if the scaffold subagent didn't). Re-read approval-gates.md § Deploy Gate if evicted from context (scaffold reference loading is heavy), then present the exact prompt: "🚀 Ready to deploy? (Yes / Run manually / Edit plan / Cancel)". This gate is the LAST content in your response — wait for the user's reply.

#StepActionReference
1Session check + Azure loginCreate/resume session, verify Azure CLI auth, resolve subscription + user identity⛔ You MUST read session-protocol.md
2Scope triageCheck azd markers, triage question. Empty workspace or code-only (no infra) → Step 3 directly.⛔ Read intent-gathering.md § Scope Triage
3Prereq scan⛔ Skip if completedPhases includes "prereq". Otherwise: invoke {"skill": "azure-app-onboard-prereq"}. Write prereq-output.json, update context.json. Halt if: overallHealth: "blocked" OR routeToSkill set.
4Gather intentPresent prereq results, confirm stack + Azure services, ask remaining questions.⛔ Read intent-gathering.md § After Prereq Returns
5Plan architectureWrite prepare-plan.json.⛔ You MUST read prepare/PHASE.md
6Scaffold approval gateDisplay plan for user approval BEFORE generating any files.⛔ Read approval-gates.md § Scaffold Gate
7ScaffoldGenerate IaC, self-review. Write scaffold-manifest.json. Update context.json.⛔ You MUST read scaffold/PHASE.md
8Deploy approval gateDisplay validation summary. ⛔ After approval: FIRST read deploy-checklist.md → deploy/PHASE.md. NEVER {"skill": "azure-deploy"}.⛔ Read approval-gates.md § Deploy Gate
9DeployExecute IaC, health-check. Write deploy-result.json.⛔ You MUST read deploy/PHASE.md
10HandoffSurface deployment identity, cleanup commands, next steps.⛔ You MUST read handoff-protocol.md

Error Handling

ErrorRemediation
Phase failsHalt, report phase + error. User decides: retry, skip, abort.
MCP server unavailableSkip affected checks, add disclaimer to costEstimate.assumptions[] and every approval gate.
Missing RBACReport required role + az role assignment command.

Shared references: MCP tools (cross-phase tool parameters) | IaC resources (Azure resource docs for troubleshooting)

Files

scaffold/scripts/scaffold-conformance.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Scaffold -> Deploy conformance gate (bash twin of scaffold-conformance.ps1).
# Checks generated IaC against the plan for semantic defects `az bicep build` cannot catch.
#
# Usage:  scaffold-conformance.sh <sessionPath> [infraPath]
# Output: JSON { passed, failures:[{id,detail,file}] } to stdout.
# Exit:   0 = pass, 1 = one or more BLOCK failures.
#
# Pure-text checks (tags, TLS, purge, deployer role, plaintext secret) always run.
# Plan-dependent checks (version, services-complete, db-name, warn-fixed) run only when `jq` is present.
set -u
SESSION_PATH="${1:?usage: scaffold-conformance.sh <sessionPath> [infraPath]}"
INFRA_PATH="${2:-infra}"

PLAN="$SESSION_PATH/prepare-plan.json"
MAIN="$INFRA_PATH/main.bicep"
PARAMS="$INFRA_PATH/main.parameters.json"

main_bicep="$( [ -f "$MAIN" ] && cat "$MAIN" || true )"
params_raw="$( [ -f "$PARAMS" ] && cat "$PARAMS" || true )"
iac="$( find "$INFRA_PATH" -name '*.bicep' -type f 2>/dev/null -exec cat {} + || true )"

HAVE_JQ=0; command -v jq >/dev/null 2>&1 && HAVE_JQ=1

# failures accumulator (JSON objects, newline-separated)
fails=""
add_fail() { # id detail file
  local obj; obj="$(printf '{"id":"%s","detail":"%s","file":"%s"}' "$1" "$2" "$3")"
  fails="${fails:+$fails,}$obj"
}
iac_has() { printf '%s' "$iac" | grep -qE "$1"; }

# 1. TAGS-NO-CAMEL
if printf '%s' "$main_bicep" | grep -qE 'appOnboard(Skill|SessionId)|createdAt:|deployedBy:'; then
  add_fail "TAGS-NO-CAMEL" "camelCase tag keys found — use hyphenated ('app-onboard-skill' ...)" "infra/main.bicep"
fi

# 12. DIAG-GATED — we don't scaffold diagnostic-settings; if present it must be gated behind enableDiagnostics (default false) or removed. Unconditional wiring blocks the first deploy.
#     Match an actual diagnostic module/resource declaration, not a prose comment mentioning 'diagnostic'.
if printf '%s' "$main_bicep" | grep -qE 'module[[:space:]]+[A-Za-z]*[Dd]iagnostic|Microsoft\.Insights/diagnosticSettings' && ! printf '%s' "$main_bicep" | grep -q 'enableDiagnostics'; then
  add_fail "DIAG-GATED" "diagnostic-settings module wired without an enableDiagnostics gate — gate it (module ... = if (enableDiagnostics), default false) or remove it; unconditional wiring blocks the first deploy" "infra/main.bicep"
fi

# 2. NO-PLAINTEXT-SECRET (jq-free: awk over the params file so it runs on hosts without jq)
if [ -n "$params_raw" ]; then
  bad_keys="$(printf '%s' "$params_raw" | awk '
    { line=tolower($0) }
    line ~ /"[a-z0-9_]*(password|secret|connstring|connection)[a-z0-9_]*"[ \t]*:/ {
      n=split($0, parts, "\"")
      for (i=1;i<=n;i++) { if (tolower(parts[i]) ~ /(password|secret|connstring|connection)/) { pend=parts[i]; break } }
    }
    pend != "" && line ~ /"value"[ \t]*:[ \t]*"[^"]+"/ { print pend; pend="" }
    /}/ { pend="" }
  ')"
  if [ -n "$bad_keys" ]; then
    while IFS= read -r k; do
      [ -z "$k" ] && continue
      add_fail "NO-PLAINTEXT-SECRET" "parameter '$k' has a literal value — must be @secure(), passed at deploy" "infra/main.parameters.json"
    done <<< "$bad_keys"
  fi
fi

# 2b. NO-BICEP-LITERAL-SECRET (pure-text) — secret values must be @secure() params, never quoted literals.
#     Property name must end in 'password'/'connectionString' right before ':' (so 'secretName' etc. never match).
if [ -n "$iac" ]; then
  if printf '%s' "$iac" | grep -qiE "[A-Za-z]*(password|connectionstring)[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*'[^']+'"; then
    k="$(printf '%s' "$iac" | grep -oiE "[A-Za-z]*(password|connectionstring)[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*'[^']+'" | head -n1 | sed -E "s/[[:space:]]*:.*//")"
    add_fail "NO-BICEP-LITERAL-SECRET" "property '$k' assigned a literal secret in Bicep — use an @secure() param passed at deploy" "infra/"
  fi
  if printf '%s' "$iac" | grep -qE ":[[:space:]]*'[^']*(Password=|AccountKey=|SharedAccessKey=|://[^:@/ ]+:[^:@/ ]+@)[^']*'"; then
    add_fail "NO-BICEP-LITERAL-SECRET" "quoted literal contains an embedded credential (Password=/AccountKey=/user:pass@) in Bicep — use an @secure() param" "infra/"
  fi
fi

# service-name -> resource-type map (longest keys first so 'container apps environment' wins)
declare -a MAP_KEYS=( "container apps environment" "container app" "container registry" "mysql" "postgres" \
  "key vault" "log analytics" "application insights" "static web app" "app service" "functions" \
  "sql" "cosmos" "redis" "storage" "service bus" "event hub" )
map_type() {
  case "$1" in
    *"container apps environment"*) echo 'Microsoft\.App/managedEnvironments';;
    *"container app"*)              echo 'Microsoft\.App/containerApps';;
    *"container registry"*)         echo 'Microsoft\.ContainerRegistry/registries';;
    *mysql*)                        echo 'Microsoft\.DBforMySQL/flexibleServers';;
    *postgres*)                     echo 'Microsoft\.DBforPostgreSQL/flexibleServers';;
    *"key vault"*)                  echo 'Microsoft\.KeyVault/vaults';;
    *"log analytics"*)              echo 'Microsoft\.OperationalInsights/workspaces';;
    *"application insights"*)       echo 'Microsoft\.Insights/components';;
    *"static web app"*)             echo 'Microsoft\.Web/staticSites';;
    *"app service"*|*functions*)    echo 'Microsoft\.Web/sites';;
    *sql*)                          echo 'Microsoft\.Sql/servers';;
    *cosmos*)                       echo 'Microsoft\.DocumentDB/databaseAccounts';;
    *redis*)                        echo 'Microsoft\.Cache/redis';;
    *storage*)                      echo 'Microsoft\.Storage/storageAccounts';;
    *"service bus"*)                echo 'Microsoft\.ServiceBus/namespaces';;
    *"event hub"*)                  echo 'Microsoft\.EventHub/namespaces';;
    *) echo '';;
  esac
}

svc_names=""; db_version=""; app_db_name=""; has_mysql=0; has_pg=0
if [ "$HAVE_JQ" = 1 ] && [ -f "$PLAN" ]; then
  svc_names="$(jq -r '.services[].name' "$PLAN" 2>/dev/null)"
  app_db_name="$(jq -r '.appDbName // empty' "$PLAN" 2>/dev/null)"
  printf '%s' "$svc_names" | grep -qiE 'mysql'      && has_mysql=1
  printf '%s' "$svc_names" | grep -qiE 'postgres'   && has_pg=1

  # 3. SERVICES-COMPLETE
  while IFS= read -r name; do
    [ -z "$name" ] && continue
    lc="$(printf '%s' "$name" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')"
    expected="$(map_type "$lc")"
    if [ -n "$expected" ] && ! iac_has "$expected"; then
      add_fail "SERVICES-COMPLETE" "planned service '$name' has no matching resource ($expected) in IaC" "infra/"
    fi
  done < <(printf '%s\n' "$svc_names")
else
  # jq absent: fall back to grep for the DB-type presence (drives TLS/name checks below)
  printf '%s' "$iac" | grep -qE 'Microsoft\.DBforMySQL/flexibleServers'      && has_mysql=1
  printf '%s' "$iac" | grep -qE 'Microsoft\.DBforPostgreSQL/flexibleServers' && has_pg=1
fi

# --- Managed database checks ---
if [ "$has_mysql" = 1 ] || [ "$has_pg" = 1 ]; then
  # 4. DB-VERSION-MATCH — each server's version must equal its capabilities-verified plan value.
  #    Scope the match to the DB resource block so an unrelated 'version:' elsewhere isn't picked up.
  if [ "$HAVE_JQ" = 1 ] && [ -f "$PLAN" ]; then
    while IFS=$'\t' read -r dbkind dbver; do
      [ -z "$dbver" ] && continue
      case "$dbkind" in
        *MySQL*) marker='Microsoft[.]DBforMySQL/flexibleServers';;
        *)       marker='Microsoft[.]DBforPostgreSQL/flexibleServers';;
      esac
      iac_ver="$(printf '%s\n' "$iac" | awk -v marker="$marker" '
        $0 ~ marker { armed=1 }
        armed==1 && match($0, /version:[ \t]*'"'"'[^'"'"']+'"'"'/) {
          v=substr($0,RSTART,RLENGTH); sub(/version:[ \t]*'"'"'/,"",v); sub(/'"'"'.*/,"",v); print v; exit
        }')"
      if [ -n "$iac_ver" ] && [ "$iac_ver" != "$dbver" ]; then
        add_fail "DB-VERSION-MATCH" "$dbkind IaC version '$iac_ver' != plan '$dbver'" "infra/modules"
      fi
    done < <(jq -r '.services[]? | select(.name|test("MySQL|PostgreSQL")) | [.name, (.version // "")] | @tsv' "$PLAN" 2>/dev/null)
  fi
  # 5. DB-TLS-ON (MySQL, pure-text)
  if [ "$has_mysql" = 1 ] && ! iac_has 'require_secure_transport'; then
    add_fail "DB-TLS-ON" "MySQL module missing require_secure_transport config" "infra/modules"
  fi
  # 6. DB-NAME-PRESENT (needs plan.appDbName from jq)
  if [ -n "$app_db_name" ] && ! iac_has 'flexibleServers/databases'; then
    add_fail "DB-NAME-PRESENT" "app DB '$app_db_name' declared but no flexibleServers/databases resource" "infra/modules"
  fi
  # 10. MYSQL-NO-NETWORK-BLOCK (MySQL, pure-text) — public flow must omit the network block;
  #     an empty delegatedSubnetResourceId is rejected by ARM (LinkedInvalidPropertyId).
  if [ "$has_mysql" = 1 ] && iac_has 'delegatedSubnetResourceId|privateDnsZoneResourceId'; then
    add_fail "MYSQL-NO-NETWORK-BLOCK" "MySQL module includes a network block (delegatedSubnetResourceId) — omit it for public access; an empty value is rejected by ARM" "infra/modules"
  fi
  # 11. DB-LOGIN-NOT-RESERVED (pure-text) — administratorLogin must not be an Azure-reserved name.
  if iac_has "administratorLogin:[[:space:]]*'(root|admin|administrator|guest|public|sa|azure_superuser|azure_pg_admin)'"; then
    resv="$(printf '%s' "$iac" | grep -oE "administratorLogin:[[:space:]]*'[^']+'" | grep -oiE "(root|admin|administrator|guest|public|sa|azure_superuser|azure_pg_admin)" | head -n1)"
    add_fail "DB-LOGIN-NOT-RESERVED" "administratorLogin uses a reserved name ('${resv}') — derive a safe login (e.g. '{project}admin'), never a compose-sourced reserved name" "infra/modules"
  fi
fi

# --- Key Vault checks (pure-text) ---
if iac_has 'Microsoft\.KeyVault/vaults'; then
  # 7. KV-NO-PURGE
  if iac_has 'enablePurgeProtection'; then
    add_fail "KV-NO-PURGE" "enablePurgeProtection present — omit it (policy may reject false)" "infra/modules"
  fi
  # 8. KV-DEPLOYER-ROLE
  has_officer=0; iac_has 'b86a8fe4-44ce-4948-aee5-eccb2c155cd7' && has_officer=1
  has_param=0; { iac_has 'deployerObjectId' || printf '%s' "$params_raw" | grep -q 'deployerObjectId'; } && has_param=1
  if [ "$has_officer" != 1 ] || [ "$has_param" != 1 ]; then
    add_fail "KV-DEPLOYER-ROLE" "missing deployer Key Vault Secrets Officer role and/or deployerObjectId param" "infra/modules/role-assignments.bicep"
  fi
fi

# --- Container Apps / ACR checks (deterministic ARM-failure invariants) ---
if [ -n "$iac" ]; then
  has_ca=0;  iac_has 'Microsoft\.App/containerApps'            && has_ca=1
  has_cae=0; iac_has 'Microsoft\.App/managedEnvironments'      && has_cae=1
  has_acr=0; iac_has 'Microsoft\.ContainerRegistry/registries' && has_acr=1
  # 13. CAE-APPLOGS — managedEnvironments log config MUST nest under appLogsConfiguration; a bare
  #     top-level logAnalyticsConfiguration fails deploy with ManagedEnvironmentInvalidSchema.
  if [ "$has_cae" = 1 ] && iac_has 'logAnalyticsConfiguration' && ! iac_has 'appLogsConfiguration'; then
    add_fail "CAE-APPLOGS" "Container Apps Environment uses a bare logAnalyticsConfiguration — nest it under appLogsConfiguration.destination='log-analytics' (else ManagedEnvironmentInvalidSchema at deploy)" "infra/modules"
  fi
  # 14. CA-NO-REVISION-SUFFIX — a hardcoded revisionSuffix fails Phase 2 redeploy ('revision already exists').
  if [ "$has_ca" = 1 ] && iac_has 'revisionSuffix[[:space:]]*:'; then
    add_fail "CA-NO-REVISION-SUFFIX" "Container App sets revisionSuffix — omit it (ARM auto-generates); a hardcoded value fails Phase 2 redeploy" "infra/modules"
  fi
  # 15. CA-IMAGE-PARAM — two-phase deploy needs 'param containerImage' in main.bicep, else the Phase 2 override is silently ignored and the placeholder image persists.
  if [ "$has_ca" = 1 ] && [ "$has_acr" = 1 ] && ! printf '%s' "$main_bicep" | grep -qE 'param[[:space:]]+containerImage'; then
    add_fail "CA-IMAGE-PARAM" "main.bicep lacks 'param containerImage' — the Phase 2 image override is silently ignored and the placeholder persists (MANIFEST_UNKNOWN)" "infra/main.bicep"
  fi
  # 16. ACRPULL-GUID — near-miss detector: fixed AcrPull prefix present without the canonical full GUID = hallucinated last segment → RoleDefinitionDoesNotExist. Cannot false-positive.
  if iac_has '7f951dda-4ed3-4680-a7ca-' && ! iac_has '7f951dda-4ed3-4680-a7ca-43fe172d538d'; then
    add_fail "ACRPULL-GUID" "AcrPull role GUID is wrong — canonical value is 7f951dda-4ed3-4680-a7ca-43fe172d538d (RoleDefinitionDoesNotExist otherwise)" "infra/modules/role-assignments.bicep"
  fi
  # 17. ACR-NO-PREMIUM-POLICY — retention/trust/quarantine are Premium-only; on Basic/Standard ACR they fail SkuNotSupported. FP-safe: skipped if any 'Premium' SKU appears.
  if [ "$has_acr" = 1 ] && iac_has '(retentionPolicy|trustPolicy|quarantinePolicy)[[:space:]]*:' && ! iac_has "'Premium'"; then
    add_fail "ACR-NO-PREMIUM-POLICY" "ACR has a Premium-only policy (retention/trust/quarantine) but is not Premium — omit these for Basic/Standard (SkuNotSupported at deploy)" "infra/modules"
  fi
fi

# 9. WARN-FIXED (needs jq to read prereq-output.json warnings[]) — prereq warnings flagged
#    fixPhase:"scaffold" must land in the IaC. Only warnings with a provable signal are enforced;
#    unverifiable ones are skipped (no false BLOCK). Extend the case map for new provable warning IDs.
PREREQ="$SESSION_PATH/prereq-output.json"
if [ "$HAVE_JQ" = 1 ] && [ -f "$PREREQ" ]; then
  while IFS=$'\t' read -r wid wfix; do
    [ -z "$wid" ] && continue
    present=0
    case "$wid" in
      W-PG-SSL)   printf '%s' "$iac" | grep -qiE 'PGSSLMODE|sslmode' && present=1 ;;
      W-BUILDKIT) [ -n "$(find . -name 'Dockerfile.azure' -type f 2>/dev/null | head -n1)" ] && present=1 ;;
      *) continue ;;   # no deterministic signal — cannot verify, do not block
    esac
    if [ "$present" != 1 ]; then
      add_fail "WARN-FIXED" "prereq warning '$wid' (fixPhase:scaffold) fix not found in IaC — $wfix" "infra/"
    fi
  done < <(jq -r '.warnings[]? | select(.fixPhase=="scaffold") | [.id, .fix] | @tsv' "$PREREQ" 2>/dev/null)
fi

if [ -z "$fails" ]; then
  printf '{"passed":true,"failures":[]}\n'
  exit 0
else
  printf '{"passed":false,"failures":[%s]}\n' "$fails"
  exit 1
fi

Requirements and compatibility

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