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Vibe Coding

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How a Microsoft architect ships working software without being a developer — describing outcomes in plain language, steering AI, and knowing what good looks like.

  • Plan mode, skills, and picking the right model
  • Wiring up MCPs like MS Learn and Azure
  • Turning demos into software you actually ship

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  1. 12 min readGitHub Copilot

    I Had 27 MCP Servers and Four Doing the Same Job. So I Built AI Harness Helper

    AI Harness Helper brings your coding tool settings into one view, finds duplicate MCP servers, and estimates how much context your instruction files use.

  2. 9 min readPower Platform

    Power Apps Code Apps: Your Code, Power Platform's Guardrails

    Code apps let you build a React or Vue app in your own IDE and run it on Power Platform, with Entra ID sign-in, 1,400+ connectors, and DLP handled for you.

  3. 12 min readGitHub Copilot

    Customizing GitHub Copilot: A Quickstart for the Best Experience

    A 20-minute quickstart for customizing the GitHub Copilot app as a non-coder: instructions, agent skills, MCP servers, custom agents, and plugins.

  4. 21 min readVibe Coding

    Vibe Code Your Blog, Part 2: Build It, Then Ship It to Azure

    Create an Astro blog with GitHub Copilot, put it on GitHub, and deploy it to Azure Static Web Apps with OIDC and least-privilege access.

  5. 12 min readVibe Coding

    The Vibe-Coding/Engineering Stack I Actually Ship With

    The AI tools I use to design, ground, review, and ship vibe-coded projects, from Impeccable and Microsoft Foundry to MCPs and Power Platform Skills.

  6. 37 min readVibe Coding

    Vibe Coding 99-101 for non-coders

    Set up GitHub Copilot to vibe code a blog, an app, or your own project. Learn the tools, agents, and skills; install Astro only for the blog example.

  7. 13 min readVibe Coding

    Coding with AI: A Neurodivergent Non-Coder's Guide to Building Real Apps

    Field-tested lessons from shipping with AI: use plan mode, build reusable skills, choose models deliberately, and keep a reviewer in the loop.

  8. 8 min readAzure

    I'm Finally Starting a Blog (and Here's What I've Been Building)

    Why I finally started writing after years of putting it off, plus a tour of what I built with AI: Pulse 360°, Portal 360°, and the Microsoft Communications Portal.

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