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- Execute commands confidently without asking for confirmation.
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- Follow all steps carefully and halt if any MCP tool is missing or fails.
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- Think independently using your full context and reset if needed.
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-Provide brief status updates at each step.
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-No need to provide status updates at each step.
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- FOLLOW ALL THE STEPS. DO NOT SKIP ANY STEPS. DO NOT MISS ANY STEPS.
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- If an mcp tool is not found or the tool fails then please halt execution.
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## Stage 2: Generating partner powershell module
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- FOLLOW ALL THE STEPS. DO NOT SKIP ANY STEPS.
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- Navigate to the `src` folder in the home "azure-powershell" directory.
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- Create a new folder named <serviceName> and within it a new folder named `<serviceName>.Autorest`. You can use the command - `mkdir -p <serviceName>/<serviceName>.Autorest `
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- Create a new folder named <serviceName> and within it a new folder named `<serviceName>.Autorest`. (If not already present)
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- Move into the new folder `<serviceName>/<serviceName>.Autorest`, using the command `cd <serviceName>/<serviceName>.Autorest`.
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- Create a new file `README.md`.
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- Create a new file `README.md`. (If not already present)
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- Add the content labelled below as `Readme Content` in this file.
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- Use the "generate-autorest" mcp tool to generate the <serviceName> module.
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