GitHub Copilot showed me something new: GPT-5.6 Sol, plus a 30% discount. Yes, and I couldn’t resist trying it on a Dataverse task. Why not see the new model in action, right? As a result, that decision burned nearly a month’s budget before the task was even done. But here’s the thing: the expensive part isn’t the story worth telling. What came out of it was a GitHub Copilot custom skill – a reusable file that captures everything the agent…
Missed my session at M365 Con DACH 2026? Good news – the recording is live. One note before you press play: it’s in German. On paper, my session covers Power Platform and document processing with AI Foundry Content Understanding. That’s the abstract I submitted. Reality had other plans. Shortly before the talk, my demo environment fell apart, and I had to rebuild it fast. So I turned to GitHub Copilot. It rebuilt the Dataverse tables, flows, and the Content Understanding…
The backlog from my last post had one line I couldn’t ignore: status transitions weren’t implemented yet. Tables, views, the model-driven app – all done. The missing piece was the Dataverse Agent Task contract itself. In other words, the part that lets Power Platform and Azure talk to each other. That wasn’t a bug. It was a missing seam. Without an explicit contract, two teams can’t build independently. They can’t test independently either. Remember my post about project decomposition? I…