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After my test drives with agentic development and different LMMs I wanted to have agentic measurement. I took remote connection to my Ubuntu machine running Claude Code, OpenCode and GitHub Copilot and split the terminal. I ran those all three… Continue Reading →
After trying out Claude Code and OpenCode it is time you test GitHub Copilot CLI. I was a bit skeptical, since this is already old stuff and I had couple licenses to this. But GitHub Copilot suprised me very well… Continue Reading →
Earlier I created Copilot Studio agent with Claude Code, now it is time to test OpenCode. Intallation was quite simple, just one command and it was there like Pasi Huuhka promised. I was thinking this would take one hour struggle… Continue Reading →
I finally configured my Azure machine working and ready for agentic development. All needed perquisites were installed and Ubuntu was alive and kicking. I connected with VS Code Remote SSH and agent building was ready to happen. I only needed… Continue Reading →
There’s a reason why I switched to low code almost 10 years ago and now end up putting together Ubuntu machine to get Claude Code installed so I can develop low code Copilot Studio agents. How f*** up is this… Continue Reading →
Once the first child and with parent agent is working it was time to implement the other agents. I decided to implement all child agents for getting solution draft, reading knowledge source and validate the proposal. After this I will… Continue Reading →
I started my Proposal Operator by getting documents from the user. Now is time to create the first child agent for this Multi Agent Orchestration solution that gets RFP and creates proposal based on existing data. There are quite many… Continue Reading →
I’m creating my demo called Proposal Operator. It is a Multi Agent Orchestration where the Agent gets a RFP and creates proposal according to existing proposals and quotes in the knowledges sources. User can upload source files trough the Agent… Continue Reading →
Most organizations no longer struggle with building AI agents. They struggle with trust. Once you move beyond demos and proofs of concept, the same questions always surface: An agent that is useful, predictable, and defensible in enterprise environments. Architecture Overview… Continue Reading →
When Microsoft announced that the Copilot Studio extension for Visual Studio Code is now generally available, it immediately resonated with the kind of work I’ve been doing lately: complex, multi‑agent Copilot Studio solutions that have outgrown the browser‑only authoring experience…. Continue Reading →