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21:06
2026-07-31
devblogs.microsoft.com
developer-tools

C++ Dependencies Without the Headache: Vcpkg and Copilot CLI

GitHub Copilot CLI, Microsoft's command-line AI agent, can automate C++ dependency management and project setup, as demonstrated in a Pure Virtual C++ 2026 session where it built a CMake-based CLI app…

01:06
2026-07-23
devblogs.microsoft.com
ai-agents

The Microsoft Agent Framework Harness is now released

Microsoft has released the Agent Framework Harness, a stable, batteries-included runtime for building agents in Python and .NET that provides loop, planning, memory, context management, approvals, and…

12:53
2026-07-15
devblogs.microsoft.com
ai-agents

Building AX evals that actually work

Building effective agent experience (AX) evaluations requires six structural components—representative prompts, accurate and unambiguous criteria, multiple runs, and clean and representative environme…

12:11
2026-07-08
devblogs.microsoft.com
ai-agents

The hidden variables in your agent eval

A developer's agent evaluation results can vary across machines due to hidden environmental variables like operating system and shell, which influence the agent's command fluency, error recovery, and …

14:31
2026-07-01
devblogs.microsoft.com
artificial-intelligence

What AI benchmarks are not telling you

Public AI benchmarks like SWE-bench measure performance on popular open-source repositories but fail to predict how models will perform on proprietary codebases, team-specific conventions, and real-wo…

15:39
2026-06-29
devblogs.microsoft.com
developer-tools

WSL container is now available for public preview

Microsoft announced the public preview of WSL containers at Build 2026, enabling developers to run Linux containers natively on Windows without third-party tools. The feature includes a new CLI (wslc.…

11:06
2026-06-28
devblogs.microsoft.com
developer-tools

Streamline C++ Code Intelligence Setup in Copilot CLI

Microsoft released a setup LSP skill for the C++ language server plugin in Copilot CLI, enabling developers to generate compile_commands.json for CMake, MSBuild, and custom build systems. The skill si…

00:00
2026-06-26
devblogs.microsoft.com
ai-agents

Your agent already has a plan

Microsoft found that AI coding agents ignore documentation tips because they form plans before reading. To redirect agents, developers must explicitly state that the agent's current plan will fail, no…

14:04
2026-06-24
devblogs.microsoft.com
ai-agents

When the model has never seen your code

When AI coding agents encounter proprietary code unseen during training, they fall into a 'closest-match trap' by generating plausible but incorrect code based on similar public APIs. Baseline evaluat…

09:49
2026-06-24
devblogs.microsoft.com
ai-agents

Agent Harness and Claw

Microsoft released the Agent Framework, enabling developers to build custom agent harnesses with minimal code. The framework bundles function invocation, history persistence, planning, and web search …

14:53
2026-06-22
devblogs.microsoft.com
large-language-models

Models don’t have preferences, they have context

A new analysis argues that claims about large language models having preferences, such as 'Claude prefers React,' are misleading because models lack preferences and instead reflect training data and c…

19:26
2026-06-21
devblogs.microsoft.com
artificial-intelligence

The Carbon Footprint of AI (2020)

The carbon footprint of AI is projected to grow at a CAGR of nearly 44% through 2025, with computational costs doubling every few months. Training a single large NLP model can emit as much carbon as f…

14:25
2026-06-18
devblogs.microsoft.com
ai-agents

Stop overloading your skills

Microsoft warns developers that overloading AI coding agents with redundant documentation wastes tokens and degrades performance. The company advises measuring baseline model knowledge first, then bui…

14:55
2026-06-17
devblogs.microsoft.com
ai-agents

When your agent extensions fight each other

AI coding agent extensions can degrade performance when installed together due to token competition, vocabulary collisions, and guidance conflicts, even if each extension works well in isolation. Deve…

14:55
2026-06-16
devblogs.microsoft.com
artificial-intelligence

Competing against yourself

Microsoft's platform teams discovered that AI coding agents ignore new CLI tools and default to older, more documented predecessors due to training data gravity, even when explicitly instructed otherw…

17:54
2026-06-11
devblogs.microsoft.com
developer-tools

Your agent just scaffolded a project from 2020

AI agents using npx without specifying a version can inadvertently scaffold projects from outdated templates due to npm's engine compatibility resolution, which prioritizes older versions without engi…

19:06
2026-06-10
devblogs.microsoft.com
ai-agents

Is your agent extension actually working?

Microsoft researchers warn that AI coding agent extensions may not improve code quality, urging developers to measure impact through controlled comparisons rather than relying on tool invocation as a …

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