
Product Engineer | Microsoft alum | @GauntletAI 🛡️ 1 | Building AI systems with software engineering discipline
Texas, USA
Joined September 2015
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I know a lot of devs struggling finding work right now
USAF Veteran Jerome Hardaway from Vets Who Code is teaching a free workshop today and so far it's epic
Includes a repo with skills and artifacts to help. Still time to join
@MasterDotDev
master.dev/workshops/getting…
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New quest unlocked: Upgrade your browser's look. Azeroth awaits!
Get the World of Warcraft: Forever theme in Microsoft Edge: msft.it/6011aChhT
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What happens when you combine embedding models with System 1 decision models? You get the intersection, which is VENN —> Vector Decision Models, a very cool OSS research project from Mark Russinovich that I was fortunate to review early and am excited to support.
GitHub Copilot can now generate images!
Our team is using this to generate app icons, explore designs for upcoming features, and (ofc) step up our meme game.
Projects have been a game-changer for me in the GitHub Copilot app!
Work often doesn't cleanly map to one (or any) repo, and we found ourselves needing a better way to mass-orchestrate tasks in the app that didn't overload my attention span or require extreme context switching.
How can we make them even better?
When our team first moved to multiplayer sessions, where everyone can read each others prompts, I was initially very hesitant
I say a LOT of dumb things to my agent
That is still true, but I've learned two things since gaining full visibility into all the sessions of my teammates:
1. Everybody else says dumb things too
2. There is a ton to learn from how other people on the team drive their agents
For example, I wanted to learn how our UI/UX guy, @vhbrzezowski , prototypes with agents - so I just asked!
My agent read all of his sessions and helped me understand Vyctor's workflow using our `show_widget` tool to iterate on mockups built from our actual frontend code
Once you get over the fear of sharing your prompts with others it tears down so many useless knowledge silos across your whole company.
#NEW: Video provided to CP24 shows a Toronto father using a magnet to identify a pin concealed inside a piece of Halloween candy collected by his children.
He discovered a total of five affected products.
Full story: cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/…
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I worked with a group of engineers to create github/lever - a library of skills for automating boring work so that us humans can focus on the things we love.
We pooled our session history, mined it for the patterns that produce the best results, and turned them into low barrier skills.
We sold out in-person tickets this year, but hoping you can still show me what you got.
I’ve got a few extra customizable GitHub keyboards that we’ll ship to three people who can build a wild custom canvas that makes their workday better in the GitHub Copilot app. May the odds be ever in your favor. 😄
I got distracted by learning Projects!
Definitely gonna be adding to this. Lots of fun!
Blazor .NET 11 in a Copilot canvas with Babylon.js (new to me)!
Browser extension saves pages with MarkItDown
Single-file C# tool lets Copilot search them with BM25
github.com/paul-shell/monas-…
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#GitHubUniverse 2026 begins now! 🎉
Watch the Day 1 Keynote 👇 xitter.twitterapi.xyz/i/broadcasts/1qxvveVor…
Less than 10 minutes from kickoff. 🚀Watch GitHub Universe live: youtube.com/live/MZfqId_rrB0…

























