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GitHub is pausing new Copilot sign-ups and tightening usage limits, and the reason it gives is more interesting than the changes themselves. Agentic workflows have broken the economics of flat-rate AI tooling, and GitHub is the first major vendor to say so publicly.
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AI agents are most useful when they are honest about their limits. GitHub Copilot Modernisation does the mechanical work of .NET migration well, and its assess-plan-execute structure is a better model for agentic design than most of what gets discussed in the abstract.
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The acceleration of community-driven innovation around GitHub Copilot is impressive, but not entirely surprising given the pace of AI tool adoption.
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The pace of software development has shifted dramatically, with AI tools now woven into the daily routines of Microsoft developers. I’ve observed this transformation accelerate as organisations look for new ways to reduce friction from ideation through deployment, particularly across complex environments like .NET, Java, Python, and TypeScript. The launch of GitHub Copilot Dev Days… Continue Reading →
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The evolution of AI-driven developer tools has largely focused on accelerating code generation and reducing repetitive tasks. However, as I see it, the next significant leap is not about writing code faster but enriching the coding experience with broader organisational knowledge. The recent introduction of the GitHub Copilot SDK and its integration with Work IQ,… Continue Reading →
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For those that read my Vibe Coding (https://themicrosoftcloudblog.com/2025/11/21/adventures-in-vibe-coding-building-apps-and-tools-without-writing-a-single-line-of-code-introduction/) article you will now that I attempted something that quite frankly I was surprised worked. To give a brief recap I decided that I would test how good GitHUb Copilot actually was at writing code and creating solutions. So I basically prompted my way to 2 React/Node… Continue Reading →
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