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Kamal (whatsupcoders)💙

@whatsupcoders

Senior Developer Advocate @Microsoft, #communitybuilder 💙@GoogleDevExpert for @flutterdev 💚#googleMentor 📽️ ❤️#youtuber , 🎙️🧡#speaker #womentechmakers
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Kamal (whatsupcoders)💙 @whatsupcoders
Register for Ignite, then catch up on Foundry’s October news.

Copilot harness is in preview; hosted agents, Browser Automation, GPT-6.1 Terra & Decisions API GA; MAI Image 2.6 in preview; Foundry Local 2.2.1 shipped.

#MSIgnite #MicrosoftFoundry msft.it/6017x6ODS
devblogs.microsoft.com What's new in Microsoft Foundry | October 2026 | Microsoft Foundry Blog Plan your Microsoft Ignite November 17-20 viewing, then explore October's Copilot harness preview, GA browser automation and hosted-agent resilience, Decisions API, and SDK updates with chapter-lin...
Kamal (whatsupcoders)💙 @whatsupcoders
More capable agents can help organizations turn complex work into practical business value.

I’m excited that our Microsoft Copilot harness is helping makers build reliable agents: msft.it/6013aCYQz

It brings advanced reasoning and tool use to Copilot Studio.
www.microsoft.com The GitHub Copilot harness is now the Microsoft Copilot harness | Microsoft Copilot Blog Learn how the Microsoft Copilot harness helps Copilot Studio makers build more capable, reliable agents with advanced reasoning, tool use, and orchestration.
Kamal (whatsupcoders)💙 @whatsupcoders
Teams can keep work moving with agents that carry context forward and support ongoing business processes.

I’m excited to see how our Microsoft Copilot Studio is evolving: msft.it/6019afXUD
www.microsoft.com Agents that are persistent | New in Copilot Studio, October 2026 | Microsoft Copilot Blog Discover the latest updates to Microsoft Copilot Studio that help you transform your business process end to end with apps, agents, and workflows.
Kamal (whatsupcoders)💙 @whatsupcoders
I’m inspired by how our small team of nine engineers built our Microsoft Copilot Cowork: msft.it/6010a4iIe

Their story offers practical lessons on moving fast while keeping reliability, security, and cost in view.
commandline.microsoft.com Lessons from building Copilot Cowork Plus a case study where we put everything together by moving our runtime from Python to Rust while live.