The AGENTS.md File Changes Everything
The post introduces AGENTS.md, a markdown instruction file that guides AI tools like Claude and Copilot to generate .NET Blazor code following a vertical‑slice architecture. By defining conventions up front and using modular AI skills, the author built a functional book‑rating app from an empty folder in about thirty minutes. The workflow highlights both the speed gains and the need for developer oversight when AI makes imperfect decisions, such as an unnecessary repository layer or DbContext scoping errors. A live workshop is offered to teach this approach hands‑on.
I Published a Short One Year Ago Saying AI Coding Wasn't the Future. I Was Wrong.
A year after dismissing "vibe coding," the author acknowledges that AI‑assisted development has matured from simple autocomplete to autonomous agents like GitHub Copilot and Claude. These tools now understand codebases, enforce architecture, and generate boilerplate, tests, and refactoring with near‑first‑pass...
Tutorial Limbo Is Real. Here Is How We Fixed It.
The Blazor AI Accelerator is launching its second cohort on May 13, offering an eight‑week, mastermind‑style program for up to ten .NET developers. Participants work on real‑world Blazor projects, integrating AI tools like GitHub Copilot and Claude, and deploying to...
Claude Code Leaked. And It’s Not What You Think.
Anthropic unintentionally leaked the full source code of Claude Code after publishing a package that included a production‑only source map file. The exposure revealed that Claude Code relies heavily on layered prompts, instructions, and guardrails rather than a mysterious black‑box...