Foundry Agent Memory + PowerShell
Bart Pasmans On my own system I’m using AI for assisting me creating solutions, helping me write code (who doesn’t?) and explaining topics to me which sometimes require a lot of time…
Microsoft Foundry Hosted Agents
First blog after 3 weeks of vacation, wish me luck! 😆 I need to be honest (and lost count already) but for the latest 10/15 blogs or so , we’ve…
PowerShell AI Pester Test Generator
I have a confession. I wrote blog “Testing your code” about Pester. I explained why tests matter, how to write them, how to structure them. Very convincing stuff. And then…
PowerShell AI Terminal Copilot
Hi, and welcome back! The last time we discussed about AI with the AI clipboard watcher hence I was looking for some new and cool AI stuff to do! When…
PowerShell AI Clipboard Watcher
Hi, and welcome back! Today we’ll be using the output from the previous blog post about letting AI describe what you see. If you missed out that part you can…
Show AI What You See!
Welcome back all! After my previous blog about my session at Experts Live it’s time to pick up where we left in the AI journey combined with PowerShell (of course)…
Experts Live Public Speaking
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…