An Aspire-ified app gives your coding agent far more context and control. Maddy Montaquila shows how one command starts every container, process, and debugger, and how the agent can stop and start individual resources and read all the logs in one place. Run aspire agent init and Aspire drops in skills for OpenTelemetry profiling, custom resource commands, and deployment.

In this stream, I'm going to change a couple of things in Rocks to make thrown exceptions a bit better, especially when an exception is swallowed without observation (which is bad, bad, BAD!).

https://github.com/JasonBock/Rocks/issues/428

#dotnet #csharp

Bring GitHub Copilot directly into your daily team communication. In this episode of GitHub Checkout, Andrea Griffiths and Meagan Cojocar demonstrate how Copilot Cloud Agent works inside Slack and Microsoft Teams. Learn how to create issues, review diffs, render live HTML previews, and analyze repository data without leaving your conversation. Admin setup instructions and enterprise policy requirements are also covered.

— CHAPTERS —

00:00 - Introduction to GitHub Checkout
00:38 - Generating issues and previewing code in Slack
02:33 - How Slack code channels and agent controls work
04:35 - Performing data analysis in Microsoft Teams
06:14 - Multiplayer collaboration and steering AI agents
08:13 - Enterprise settings, repository instructions, and firewall rules
09:07 - Future roadmap and upcoming capabilities
11:22 - Enabling and setting up the integration

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How does Visual Studio keep up as AI development tools and workflows evolve at a much faster pace?

In this segment from The Future of Visual Studio: Interactive Expert Panel, the team discusses how the GitHub Copilot SDK is expected to help reduce capability gaps across Visual Studio, VS Code, the CLI, and other Copilot experiences.

The panel also covers faster update cadences, the challenge of deciding when to lead versus follow emerging AI capabilities, and how the Visual Studio team can focus more of its energy on what makes the AI experience unique inside Visual Studio, including deeper workflow and tooling integrations.

👤 Panel: Andy Sterland + Anson Horton | Moderator: Mads Kristensen

🔗 Links
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Is debugging still a top priority for Visual Studio? The answer from the team is a clear yes.

In this segment from The Future of Visual Studio: Interactive Expert Panel, the team discusses continued investments in debugger performance and capabilities, from improving the inner loop for game developers to debugging optimized code and accessing runtime state that can’t be understood from source code alone.

The panel also explores how the Debugger Agent and Profiler Agent can make Visual Studio’s powerful debugging and performance tools easier to discover and use, helping developers diagnose difficult issues and uncover optimization opportunities they might otherwise miss.

👤 Panel: Andy Sterland + Anson Horton | Moderator: Mads Kristensen

🔗 Links
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• Join upcoming VS Live! events: https://aka.ms/VSLiveEvents

#vslive #visualstudio

AI agents have transformed how individuals work, but the next leap is moving them into the shared spaces where teams actually collaborate. In this episode, NLW explores how Anthropic, Every, OpenClaw and others are shifting from single-player AI to shared agents—and launches the Multiplayer AI Sprint for Teams, the latest free AIDB learning program. The four-part, self-directed sprint helps teams assess their current AI use, build shared context, identify collaborative workflows and put their first multiplayer agent to work.

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