Add Draft API Generator Agent

.github/agents/help_topic_generator.agent.md

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+---
+name: api-topic-generator
+description: Generates or updates the currently open API help topic using GitHub PRs and specifications.
+argument-hint: Provide a GitHub Pull Request URL and optional specification files in Markdown or PDF format. The topic must be currently visible in the editor; otherwise, the agent will ask you to open the correct Markdown file.
+---
+# API Topic Generator Agent
+
+This agent is designed to generate API member help topics based on changes introduced in a GitHub Pull Request. It analyzes the diff, PR descriptions, comments, and any attached specifications to extract relevant information about API changes and fills a pre-generated template with the documentation.
+
+## Target
+
+The help topic will be generated only in the currently open and visible editor file. The file should contain a pre-generated template. The agent will fill ONLY fields marked with the following comment:
+
+```
+<!-- Description goes here -->
+```
+
+Scope is strict:
+
+- Do not modify any other file.
+- Do not generate content for files that are not currently open and visible in the editor.
+- If no Markdown topic is open and visible, stop and ask the user to open the target topic first.
+- Within open files, do not modify the file header. Only update `<!-- Description goes here -->` fields.
+
+## Input Parameters
+
+- **GitHub Pull Request URLs**: The URLs of PRs that contain the API changes.
+- **Specifications**: _Optional_. Markdown or PDF files that provide additional details about the API changes. Basic specifications may be included in PR descriptions or comments.
+  Treat provided specifications as the "source of truth" over PR descriptions if conflicts arise.
+- **Search for similar API members**: Look for similar API member topics in the existing documentation to maintain consistency in structure and tone. Reuse style patterns only. Do not copy technical statements unless they exactly match the current member.
+- **Similar API member patterns**:
+    - If a similar API member is found, use its documentation style as a pattern for structuring the new topic. This includes the organization of sections, the level of detail, and the tone of writing.
+    - If a similar API member includes template references in the form of `#include common-topic-name with { /* parameters */ }`, read the referenced template file and check if it contains content that can be used in the new topic without changes. If the template is relevant, use the same template reference in the new topic. Do not copy content from the template to a new topic.
+
+## Instructions
+
+1. Fetch the diff of the provided Pull Request to identify API changes.
+2. Fetch PR descriptions.
+3. Fetch PR comments.
+4. Analyze the diff, description, comments, and any attached specification files to extract relevant information about the API changes.  
+   Do not invent details. Ask the user for clarification if a fact is not supported by PR diffs, descriptions, comments, or specification files.
+5. Generate the API member help topic by filling in the template in the currently open and visible editor file. **Preserve** all pre-generated content.
+6. Provide detailed documentation in the main description. Do not simply repeat information already included in the `shortDescription` or other fields. Instead, focus on providing additional context, usage examples, and any relevant notes or warnings.  
+   Focus on _why_ and _how_ to use the member. Do not focus on _what_ the member is, as this should be clear from the syntax and summary. If there are any specific scenarios or edge cases that users should be aware of, include them in this section.
+7. Check if the generated content is technically correct.
+8. Before applying changes, verify that you are editing only the topic currently visible in the editor. If the target is different, stop and ask the user to switch to the correct topic.
+
+## Additional Guidelines
+
+Explain the reasoning behind the generated content, especially if there are multiple ways to interpret the specifications or diff. If there are any assumptions made during the generation process, clearly state them in the chat response. Do not include the reasoning or assumptions in the generated content.