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If an agent isn’t doing the right thing, the obvious move is to make the docs clearer. Add a tip, spell out the correct command, describe the right approach more prominently. You do all of that, and the agent still ignores it. It does what it had already decided to do. The tip wasn’t ignored […] The…
Lire l'article →See how Microsoft is transforming software development with agentic workflows, AI-powered automation, and specialized agents across the engineering lifecycle. The post Learn from Microsoft: Transform software development through an agentic platform appeared first on Microsoft for Developers.
Lire l'article →This is the fifth article in a series about Agent Experience (AX): the practice of making AI coding agents work correctly with your technology. The series covers what you can and can’t control in the agent stack, how to measure whether your extensions are helping or hurting, and how to iterate towar…
Lire l'article →You open a fresh chat, type “What framework should I use for a web app?”, and the model says “React.” You screenshot it, share it, and write “Claude prefers React.” It gets engagement. People nod along. A few reply with their own results. And now we have a consensus: Claude prefers React. Except it …
Lire l'article →You built a skill for your technology. API references, authentication flows, SDK patterns, error handling, version info, all packed into one skill. The agent calls it, gets all that context, and generates code. The kicker? You’ve just wasted a lot of tokens. It already knows Models have ingested you…
Lire l'article →This is the fourth article in a series about Agent Experience (AX): the practice of making AI coding agents work correctly with your technology. The series covers what you can and can’t control in the agent stack, how to measure whether your extensions are helping or hurting, and how to iterate towa…
Lire l'article →You shipped a new CLI: better developer experience, modern architecture, and optimized for agents. You deprecated the old one, updated the docs, and blogged about it. Developers are migrating. Then someone asks an AI coding agent to scaffold a project, and the agent… uses the old tool. Training data…
Lire l'article →Your agent ran a scaffold command. Project generated, dependencies resolved, no errors. Everything looks fine. Except it’s based on the project structure from 2020, and neither you nor the agent noticed. How npx picks the right-but-wrong version When an agent scaffolds a project or runs a CLI tool, …
Lire l'article →This is the third article in a series about Agent Experience (AX): the practice of making AI coding agents work correctly with your technology. The series covers what you can and can’t control in the agent stack, how to measure whether your extensions are helping or hurting, and how to iterate towar…
Lire l'article →You built a dozen skills for your technology: authentication, CRUD, error handling, deployment, testing, monitoring. Then you installed a cloud platform bundle with 15 more covering diagnostics, storage, compliance, and cost optimization. A design suite. A marketing pack. Document converters for Wor…
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