16h ago · 5 min read · This week, GitHub focused on what I'd call "developer hygiene" — no flashy feature drops, just a steady stream of fixes that make the platform less annoying to use daily. Copilot coding agent got faster and more transparent. Actions finally supports ...
Join discussion1d ago · 7 min read · Your Agent Has Root Access. Do You Know What It's Doing? I've been running autonomous AI agents in production for months. GitHub Copilot in agent mode, Claude Code, custom multi-agent pipelines — all committed code, triggered workflows, modified infr...
EAli commented1d ago · 8 min read · The Cascade Nobody Warned You About I've been in that war room. Three services down, engineers pointing at different dashboards, nobody sure which service failed first or whether rolling back Service A will actually fix Services B and C, or just crea...
Join discussion1d ago · 7 min read · The Problem With Starting From Code I've been watching a pattern repeat across teams adopting AI coding tools: someone opens a blank file, writes a vague comment like // build a user auth system, and asks Copilot to fill in the rest. The code that co...
Join discussion1d ago · 8 min read · The Bottleneck Nobody Talked About When you assign a task to the Copilot coding agent — through an issue, the Agents tab, or a @copilot mention on a pull request — there's a moment of invisible work before anything happens. The agent spins up a cloud...
Join discussion1d ago · 8 min read · The Problem With Local-Only AI Here's a workflow I used to lose sleep over: I'd spend an hour on my workstation building up a long Copilot CLI session — context-rich, deep into a refactor, 15 turns of conversation that captured exactly what I was try...
Join discussion1d ago · 9 min read · The Extension System Grew Up When I first wrote about Copilot CLI extensions, the story was about a powerful but undocumented feature you had to reverse-engineer from SDK type definitions. It was there, it worked, and almost nobody knew about it. Tha...
Join discussion1d ago · 8 min read · A Four-Command Path From Idea to Azure I've spent a lot of time writing about context engineering, agentic DevOps, and multi-agent systems. The pattern I keep coming back to: the teams moving fastest aren't the ones with the best prompts — they're th...
Join discussion1d ago · 8 min read · The Cascade Nobody Warned You About I've been in that war room. Three services down, engineers pointing at different dashboards, nobody sure which service failed first or whether rolling back Service A will actually fix Services B and C, or just crea...
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