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[WTH Core] Adding a new GHCP skill - "rename wth hack" - #1290

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This pull request introduces a new skill for renaming What The Hack (WTH) folders and assigning hack numbers, and updates authoring instructions to reference this process. The main focus is to provide a clear, automated, and consistent workflow for renaming hacks, updating references, and synchronizing devcontainer configurations.

Hack Renaming and Number Assignment Process:

  • Skill Introduction and Documentation

    • Added .github/skills/rename-wth-hack/SKILL.md, which defines the rename-wth-hack skill. This skill provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for renaming a WTH hack folder, updating all repository references, and synchronizing devcontainer configurations. It covers validation, reference updates, devcontainer synchronization, and verification/reporting.
  • Authoring Guidance Update

    • Updated .github/Agents/WTHAuthor.chatmode.md to instruct authors to use the new rename-wth-hack skill when requesting a hack rename or number assignment, ensuring these operations are handled consistently and correctly.

added link to 069 to the homepage
[Hack Update] 069-RealTimeAnalytics - add listing to WTH homepage
Testing md_in_html extension for pyseplling
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Peter C. Laudati (jrzyshr) merged commit c6cb6ff into microsoft:master Nov 2, 2026
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