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Microsoft skill for configuring Azure API Management as an AI gateway: token limits, semantic caching, content safety and MCP rate limiting.
Useful for teams already on APIM; the policy reference is specific, but the caching claims in the file are the vendor's own.
azure-aigateway helps an agent configure Azure API Management (APIM) as a gateway in front of AI models, MCP tools and agents. SKILL.md groups tasks into model governance (token limits, semantic caching, load balancing, token usage tracking), tool governance (rate limiting MCP servers, converting an OpenAPI API into an MCP server) and agent governance (content safety, jailbreak detection), plus configuration of Azure OpenAI or AI Foundry backends and testing the gateway. A quick-reference table maps policies such as azure-openai-token-limit, the semantic cache lookup and store pair, azure-openai-emit-token-metric, llm-content-safety and rate-limit-by-key to their purpose. It shows az apim commands to get the gateway URL, list backends, list subscription keys and send a test chat-completions request with curl. Reference files cover policies, patterns, troubleshooting and auth best practices; there are nine files and no scripts. Deploying APIM itself is left to azure-prepare, and the frontmatter says it requires the Azure CLI.
5 KB SKILL.md plus eight reference files on policies, patterns and troubleshooting; no scripts or evals.
Documentation-only skill (9 files) for setting up Azure API Management as an AI gateway: semantic caching, token limits, content safety, load balancing. It changes APIM resources through az and sends test requests to your own gateway with its subscription key; it imports one public OpenAPI spec from GitHub.
The skill folder (9 files) on Oct 29, 2026. Not a full review: it relies on code outside the repository: Azure CLI (az) and the az extensions it installs on demand; not part of the files we have; Azure MCP Server, started by the plugin through npx; its configuration sits outside this skill folder; Azure SDK packages named in the reference docs.
NVIDIA SkillSpector static scan: 3 pattern hits (Data Exfiltration 3). Three medium data-exfiltration hits are curl examples to the user's own gateway URL with a subscription key placeholder; the credential matches are best-practice text.
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MIT (declared in the SKILL.md frontmatter); the repo is a mirror synced from microsoft/GitHub-Copilot-for-Azure and has no top-level LICENSE file in our copy. Commercial use allowed under MIT.
Not really. Policy changes on a live gateway need review, and the skill has no loop or verification harness.
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It guides configuring Azure API Management as an AI gateway, with policies for token limits, semantic caching, token metrics, content safety and rate limiting, and with backends for Azure OpenAI and Foundry models.
No. It tells you to use azure-prepare to deploy APIM and focuses on configuring policies and backends on an existing instance.
Its examples list APIM subscription keys with az and use one in a test request, so the key can appear in the agent session. Use a test subscription key and rotate it if it leaks into logs.
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