microsoft/trainerhub

microsoft/trainerhub

Description: A central hub for AI, Copilot, and technical training resources, labs, demos, and agent solutions.

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Created: 2026-07-06T01:24:54Z

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trainerhub

trainerhub is a shared repository for training assets, demos, scenarios, code samples, and reusable content for technical trainers.

Purpose

• Reuse practical training assets across teams
• Reduce duplicated effort when creating hands-on content
• Keep demo and lab quality consistent
• Support fast iteration on trainer workflows and delivery materials

Language Policy

1. English by default: Use English as the default language for new repository content. 2. Multilingual support: Non-English content is allowed when it improves audience reach, local delivery quality, or training outcomes. 3. Scope: This applies to README files, docs, templates, PR titles and descriptions, issue content, and code comments. 4. Practical guidance: When adding non-English content, include an English summary or bilingual headings when practical. 5. Team usage: English is the baseline for shared content so contributors across regions can collaborate consistently. 6. Automation: CI may provide language-policy guidance for consistency, but it does not block multilingual contributions.

Repository Structure

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├─ Courses/
│ ├─ AI-3026/
│ ├─ AI-3016/
│ ├─ GH-300/
│ └─ PL-7008/
├─ Demos/
│ ├─ AI/
│ ├─ Copilot/
│ ├─ Foundry/
│ └─ Fabric/
├─ Agents/
│ ├─ Trainer Skills/
│ ├─ Copilot Studio/
│ └─ Custom Agents/
├─ Scenarios/
│ ├─ Customer Stories/
│ ├─ Industry Use Cases/
│ └─ Field Examples/
├─ Code/
│ ├─ Samples/
│ ├─ Snippets/
│ └─ Scripts/
├─ Learning-Day/
│ ├─ 20260703/
│ │ ├─ Docs/
│ │ └─ Recordings/
│ └─ 20260807/
│ ├─ Docs/
│ └─ Recordings/
├─ Best-Practices/
└─ Templates/

Folder Guide

• [Courses/](Courses/): Course-specific assets and learning resources organized by official course code
• [Demos/](Demos/): Hands-on demos and runnable examples grouped by solution area
• [Agents/](Agents/): AI-powered trainer tools, assistants, and agent workflows
• [Scenarios/](Scenarios/): Story-driven references for customer and field usage contexts
• [Code/](Code/): Reusable implementation assets and utilities
• [Learning-Day/](Learning-Day/): Session-based knowledge archive by date
• [Best-Practices/](Best-Practices/): Curated best practices, checklists, and standards
• [Templates/](Templates/): Reusable templates for guides, lab instructions, and content scaffolding

Contribution Guidelines

Contributors are encouraged to add demos, agents, and templates that are practical, reusable, and easy for other trainers to adopt.

Adding Content

• Place new material in the most relevant folder.
• Add a short README when a folder needs setup or usage instructions.
• Keep examples reproducible and easy to validate.
• Prefer reusable templates and shared assets when possible.

Folder Structure Principles

• Group by capability first (Courses, Demos, Agents, Scenarios, Code, Learning-Day, Best-Practices, Templates)
• Keep nesting shallow (prefer 2-3 levels)
• One clear purpose per folder
• Store shared assets in a local assets/ folder when needed

Naming Conventions

• Follow the established repository folder names as defined above
• Keep names short, specific, and searchable
• Use consistent suffixes where useful:
• -demo
• -agent
• -template
• Avoid version numbers in folder names unless required by release policy

Quick Start for Contributors

• Add or update content in the appropriate folder
• Reuse existing templates from Templates/ whenever possible
• Keep instructions practical and testable
• Open a pull request with a short summary of:
• what was added
• who it is for
• how to validate it

GitHub Codespaces

This repository includes a default dev container configuration for GitHub Codespaces.

Open in Codespaces

1. Open the repository on GitHub. 2. Select Code > Codespaces > Create codespace on main. 3. Wait for the container setup to complete.

Included setup

• Base image: mcr.microsoft.com/devcontainers/universal:2
• Recommended VS Code extensions for Azure, Python, PowerShell, and Markdown

Notes

• This repository contains multiple demos, scenarios, and course assets, so run steps are defined per folder.
• Check each demo or agent folder README for prerequisites and execution commands.

Scalability Recommendations

To keep this repository maintainable as contributions grow:

1. Add folder-level README.md files in Courses/, Demos/, Agents/, Scenarios/, Code/, and Templates/ to improve discoverability. 2. Introduce a lightweight metadata header format (owner, target audience, estimated duration, required tools) for demos, scenarios, and templates. 3. Add a simple contribution checklist in pull requests (reproducible steps, prerequisites, expected outcome validated). 4. Create tagging conventions for scenarios (for example: foundry, copilot, rag, beginner, advanced) to improve search and filtering. 5. Add a periodic cleanup process for stale items (archive or promote across Scenarios/, Demos/, Agents/, and Courses/).

Collaboration Note

Prioritize clarity, reuse, and real training value over completeness.