This release streamlines the shared Tenzir Skills collection by renaming the bundled documentation skill to tenzir and removing the opinionated shared review workflow. It also keeps scheduled ASIM updates stable when upstream branch movement does not change the copied source content.
💥 Breaking changes
Review changes skill removal
The shared Tenzir Skills collection no longer includes tenzir-review-changes because its structured code review workflow is too opinionated to fit every contributor's pull request process.
Teams that need an agent-assisted code review workflow should keep that guidance in their own team-specific or personal skill collection.
The tenzir-docs skill is now the tenzir skill
The tenzir-docs skill is now called tenzir. The skill remains the bundled Tenzir documentation—TQL, operators, functions, integrations, and deployment—and its SKILL.md now adds a "Beyond the docs" section with live entry points to the changelog, blog, solutions, and the full site index at https://tenzir.com/llms.txt, reflecting that tenzir.com and the documentation now live in one place.
Reinstall the skill under its new name:
Before:
npx skills add tenzir/skills@tenzir-docsAfter:
npx skills remove tenzir-docs
npx skills add tenzir/skills@tenzirSkills that declared a dependency on tenzir-docs (such as tenzir-manage-packages) now require tenzir instead.
🐞 Bug fixes
Stable ASIM sync provenance
Scheduled updates of the tenzir-asim skill no longer create release churn when the Microsoft Defender Docs public branch moves but the copied ASIM source content has not changed.
The generated provenance page still links to Microsoft's upstream files and keeps local raw Markdown copies for audit, but branch movement alone no longer rewrites every upstream link.
