Azure Functions Inventory

Use this skill to collect the static specifications of an existing Azure Function App.

Write final answers in the user's language.

Required interaction

Ask only for missing inputs that are needed to identify the app:

• Function App name (required unless already provided)
• Subscription ID or name (optional)
• Resource group (optional)

If subscription or resource group is unknown, discover them with Resource Graph. If multiple matching apps are found, ask the user to choose one.

Fast path

1. Call Azure best practices for azurefunctions first when available.
2. Run the bundled inventory script for the current shell/OS:
   • scripts/get-functionapp-inventory.ps1 -AppName <app-name>
   • scripts/get-functionapp-inventory.sh -a <app-name> on macOS/Linux or Bash
   • Add -SubscriptionId <sub> and/or -ResourceGroup <rg> when known.
   • For Bash, use -s <sub> and/or -g <resource-group> when known.
   • Bash script requires Azure CLI plus a working python3 or python executable for JSON shaping.
3. If bundled script execution is unavailable, use references/inventory-commands.md.
4. Report only inventory/specification data unless the user explicitly asks for health or telemetry.

If a caller needs runtime or trigger interpretation after inventory collection, use ../azure-functions-common/references/routing.md on demand. Do not load shared language/extension references for plain inventory output.

Next steps

• On success, suggest azure-functions-health-status to check current health and telemetry next.
• On failure, suggest azure-functions-diagnostics to triage missing or blocked inventory data.

Scope boundary

This skill should collect:

• Resource identity: subscription, resource group, region, resource ID, host name
• Plan/SKU/runtime: plan name/SKU/status, OS, runtime stack/version, Functions runtime
• Flex config: deployment storage type/auth, memory, max instances, always-ready value, update strategy
• Network/security: VNet integration, public network access, HTTPS only, TLS, FTPS, private endpoint count if available
• Identity/settings: managed identity type and selected setting presence with secrets redacted
• Functions inventory: functions and trigger types, enabled/disabled counts
• Related resources in the resource group, summarized by resource type/name/SKU

Do not include metrics, Application Insights, exceptions, traces, dependencies, Activity Log, or Resource Health analysis. Use the health skill for those.

Output template

Target: <app> (<resource-group>, <subscription>, <region>)
Plan/Runtime: <plan sku>, <kind>, <runtime>, Functions <version>, memory <MB>, max <n>, alwaysReady <value>
Network/Identity: VNet <subnet>, publicAccess <value>, identity <type>
Settings: <selected setting names and presence only>
Triggers: enabled <n>, disabled <n>; trigger breakdown <summary>
Related resources: <short resource type/name summary>
Gaps: <unavailable metadata, if any>