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Issue #551

Copilot CLI, AG-UI, and .NET 11 Performance

This edition covers terminal AI assistants, the AG-UI .NET SDK, runtime benchmarks, EF Core 10, MAUI resilience, and crash debugging.

Jasen's top three picks

  1. 1
    Copilot CLI

    YapCast – Jesse Liberty

    tl;drGitHub Copilot CLI is a terminal-native, agentic coding assistant that brings GitHub Copilot’s AI into your shell. Instead of only offering completions ...

  2. 2
    RockBot with Rocky Lhotka

    .NET Rocks! - Carl Franklin

    How about a cloud-native AI assistant? That's RockBot! Carl and Richard talk with Rocky Lhotka about RockBot, Rocky's own variant of the OpenClaw/Hermes type...

  3. 3
    Performance improvements in .NET 11

    C# Digest - [email protected] (Jakub Chodounsky)

    .NET 11 brings hundreds of small performance improvements across the runtime and libraries

Editor's note

I pulled together a deliberately varied set, from Copilot CLI and the new AG-UI .NET SDK to .NET 11 performance work. The production-crash debugging post stands out because it tackles a failure mode every team eventually faces.

Today's articles

Copilot CLI

YapCast – Jesse Liberty

tl;drGitHub Copilot CLI is a terminal-native, agentic coding assistant that brings GitHub Copilot’s AI into your shell. Instead of only offering completions in an editor, Copilot CLI lets you ask natu...

Topics: GitHub Copilot

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RockBot with Rocky Lhotka

.NET Rocks! - Carl Franklin

How about a cloud-native AI assistant? That's RockBot! Carl and Richard talk with Rocky Lhotka about RockBot, Rocky's own variant of the OpenClaw/Hermes type personal assistant. Rocky talks about bein...

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Documentation Is the New Source Code

Microsoft Dev Blogs - Liza Shakury

Why writing things down is the highest-leverage thing you can do when building with AI and HVE tools For most of my career, "good documentation" was a virtue — somewhere between writing tests and upda...

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