When running databricks aitools install --agents copilot inside a project directory without specifying a global scope, the Databricks CLI aborts the execution with the following validation error:
Skipped GitHub Copilot: does not support project-scoped skills.
Error: no agents support project-scoped skills. The following detected agents are global-only: GitHub Copilot
However, GitHub Copilot officially supports repository-scoped and workspace-scoped skills. According to the Micsrosoft Blog, repository-level skills can be resolved directly from the local project root inside the .github/skills/ directory.
Steps to Reproduce
- Navigate to the root directory of a local Git repository.
- Run
databricks aitools install --agents copilot.
Expected Behavior
The Databricks CLI should recognize copilot as an agent capable of loading project-scoped skills and write the skills into the .github/skills/ folder structure.
When running
databricks aitools install --agents copilotinside a project directory without specifying a global scope, the Databricks CLI aborts the execution with the following validation error:However, GitHub Copilot officially supports repository-scoped and workspace-scoped skills. According to the Micsrosoft Blog, repository-level skills can be resolved directly from the local project root inside the
.github/skills/directory.Steps to Reproduce
databricks aitools install --agents copilot.Expected Behavior
The Databricks CLI should recognize copilot as an agent capable of loading project-scoped skills and write the skills into the
.github/skills/folder structure.