solana-dev-skill

This chapter-based tutorial incrementally adds Microsoft identity features to an ASP.NET Core web application. It starts with user sign-in, then covers calling Microsoft Graph or your own APIs, role and group authorization, and deployment to Azure, with complete code available for individual stages. The examples address organizational, multitenant, personal-account, and sovereign-cloud scenarios, but exclude daemon applications that call APIs using the app's own identity.

This progressive sample shows how to protect an ASP.NET Core Web API with the Microsoft identity platform and call it from a WPF desktop application after user sign-in. Later chapters add on-behalf-of access to Microsoft Graph, personal Microsoft accounts, and proof-of-possession tokens. Running the examples requires .NET and Visual Studio on Windows, a Microsoft Entra tenant, and an eligible user account, so it is intended as learning material rather than a finished application.

Tensorlake Skill is a lightweight instruction package that tells Claude Code, Codex, and similar agents to verify Tensorlake APIs against current documentation before suggesting code. It fetches the live documentation index, selects relevant pages for sandboxes, orchestration, or SDK tasks, and falls back to a bundled snapshot only when fetching fails. This is guidance rather than a runtime tool server: using Tensorlake still requires the appropriate Python, TypeScript, or CLI installation and the user's own API configuration.

This sample demonstrates how a Windows WPF application uses MSAL.NET to obtain an access token and call Microsoft Graph through the Microsoft identity platform. It is preconfigured for a quick run in Visual Studio, while developers can replace the supplied coordinates with their own app registration. Its token cache uses DPAPI, so the cache file must be removed before moving a built application to another machine.