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An MCP server is easy to connect, but an enterprise still needs identity, limits, monitoring and a clear tool boundary. In this blog post I use a live Azure API Management instance to show how I…
Read article: Azure API Management MCP: The Control Plane for Agent Tools
Work IQ gives AI assistants governed access to Microsoft 365 context. This practical guide covers the current public preview, prerequisites, CLI setup, MCP tools, security boundaries and first useful prompts.
In this blog post I explain what Fabric data agents are and how you build one. A Fabric data agent lets your colleagues ask plain-English questions about the data in OneLake — and it answers with…
Read article: Fabric Data Agents: Chat With Your Data in OneLake
My post about CLI tools vs MCP became my most successful post so far, and one follow-up question came up again and again: where do Agent Skills fit in? In this blog post I compare Skills…
Read article: Agent Skills vs MCP: When to Use Which for AI Agents
Set up Claude Code in GitHub Actions with a read-only review workflow. Includes YAML, API and OAuth authentication, permissions, fork safety and costs.
Read article: Claude Code GitHub Actions: Setup, YAML and Permissions
In this blog post I explain how multi-agent orchestration works in Microsoft Foundry today. I show why connected agents and portal workflows are going away, how the Microsoft Agent Framework patterns work, and which orchestration pattern…
Read article: Multi-Agent Orchestration in Microsoft Foundry: A Deep Dive
I show how my agentic operating system connects Notion, Outlook, Codex, OneDrive, GitHub, reusable skills and schedules with human review.
Read article: My Agentic OS: How I Run Notion, Outlook, Codex and OneDrive
Microsoft now offers two big platforms for building AI agents: Microsoft Foundry and Copilot Studio. In this blog post I explain in depth how both work, compare models, pricing, governance, and quality, and give you a…
Read article: Microsoft Foundry vs Copilot Studio: Which Agent Platform?
In this blog post I show how to evaluate AI agents in Microsoft Foundry. I go through the built-in evaluators, the evaluation wizard in the portal, a runnable SDK example, and how continuous evaluation keeps an…
Read article: How to Evaluate AI Agents in Microsoft Foundry Step by Step
In this blog post I explain what Agent Skills are and why they are becoming an open standard across AI tools. I also show step by step how you can build your first own skill with…
Read article: Agent Skills Explained: How to Build Your First Skill
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