Somewhere in your organization, the answer to next quarter's hardest question already exists. It sits in a contract clause nobody indexed, a support ticket thread nobody summarized, a call transcript ...
Microsoft is extending Dataverse into coding-agent marketplaces while expanding its MCP tools, certification program and governance controls.
As millions of businesses struggle with the mess of cloud sprawl, murky licensing fees and data systems that are technically ...
Microsoft's June 9 Visual Studio 2026 update shipped three features that, taken together, address a structural problem the June 1 GitHub Copilot billing transition created: the IDE had become the only ...
We need to start by downloading the Git installer (e.g., 64-bit for Windows) from the official website (git-scm.com). Now, initiate the installation by clicking through the setup wizard. During the ...
Microsoft has just launched Visual Studio Code 1.126, its latest weekly release. This time, the company has focused on letting you see the total cost of chat sessions to spot expensive conversations; ...
VS Code can use LLM models other than GitHub Copilot’s built-in providers for AI-assisted development, including local and offline models, but with some limits. Microsoft has been pushing hard to make ...
VS Code 1.125 shows additional Copilot budget usage in the status dashboard. GitHub activated AI-credit billing for all Copilot plans on June 1. Recent VS Code and GitHub updates added more billing ...
GitHub Copilot includes built-in tools to help you track usage, manage your plan, and understand how model selection affects your monthly usage. Select the down arrow next to the Copilot badge in the ...
Anthropic’s powerful AI assistant, Claude, now offers deep integration into VS Code. This move of Anthropic brings Claude’s advanced reasoning and code generation capabilities directly into the most ...
A Visual Studio Code extension (available on the Marketplace) that allows Claude and other MCP clients to code directly in VS Code! Inspired by Serena, but using VS Code's built-in capabilities.