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      <title>Turn Azure Policy into an MCP tool your coding agent can ask</title>
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      <description>Your platform team already assigned Azure Policy. Here is how I turned those rules, the ones I do not own and cannot change, into something a coding agent can ask before it writes a line, with no HCP Terraform.
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