Experts Live Public Speaking
Bart Pasmans Public speaking at community gatherings or Microsoft events is not something I engage in frequently, but just last week I had the opportunity to participate for the first time at…
Query your PDFS with AI (And some PowerShell)
So recently I had to analyze a PDF, a PDF which contained over 300 pages. I don’t have to tell you how I felt about this one as you probably…
Building an AI-Powered Azure Doctor with PowerShell #2
In our last episode, CloudDoc learned how to scan and diagnose an Azure environment. It collected resources, fed them to an AI model with a strict schema, and came back…
Building an AI-Powered Azure Doctor with PowerShell
Imagine this. You run one command. A PowerShell agent wakes up, logs into your Azure subscription, pulls every resource it can find, feeds them to an AI model, and gets…
Automate Your Browser Using PowerShell as an MCP Client
In post #49, we built an MCP server in PowerShell using Pode. Nice start, but the real magic of the Model Context Protocol lives on the client side. That’s where…
AI Foundry Tools and PowerShell
It took a bit longer this time (had some days off with the family 😉), but it’s finally here! The goal is simple: instead of digging through folders or searching…
PowerShell and AI from waiting to streaming!
Many of you have already built your first PowerShell + AI scripts. You call the API, wait 5 seconds, and then, boom! the entire response appears all at once. It…
PowerShell RAG | Bring your own Guidelines to AI
Welcome back folks! Took me more time this run but it’s finally here! The newest PowerShell AI blog where we’ll be talking about RAG! Every PowerShell developer knows the struggle:…
50 Lines of PowerShell That Let Azure AI Run CMDLets locally
So, in the last couple of posts we talked about security and PowerShell, and how, in the wrong hands, it’s not just automation: it can actually touch your system in…
Creating your own PowerShell AI Agent
Welcome back! So, last two blogs we were talking about security and PowerShell, and that if in the wrong hands PowerShell can even do harm to your system/environment and not…