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The coding agents tracker

One bookmark for coding agents, LLMs, and MCP.

This pillar collects everything on the site about AI coding agents, LLMs, and the Model Context Protocol: Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot’s agent mode, the Microsoft Agent Framework, MCP servers and skills.

What to read first

Choosing a tool? Claude Code vs Cursor vs Copilot Agent Mode settles where each wins. For .NET, start with Microsoft Agent Framework 1.0, then Agent Framework vs Semantic Kernel for the framework fork and the orchestration patterns compared once you have more than one agent. For MCP, wiring servers from C# on .NET 10 is the plumbing most posts build on, and building a custom server on .NET 11 walks one end-to-end. Read both against MCP C# SDK 2.0, which makes servers stateless by default. At scale, MCP server design for a large internal API surface explains why 200 endpoints shouldn’t become 200 tools. For an org, controlling which servers a team can run covers the allow/deny matchers Claude Code and Copilot disagree on.

For Claude Code, writing a CLAUDE.md that changes model behaviour is the highest-leverage read, with structuring a monorepo to keep context small the follow-up, and subtask vs fork vs background agent decides when work gets its own context. For Copilot, 878 Coding Agent PRs in dotnet/runtime shows what it does in practice.

What’s on this page

The list below auto-collects posts tagged with any of: ai-agents, llm, mcp, claude-code, cursor, github-copilot, agent-skills, microsoft-agent-framework. Newest first.

The companion .NET 11 tracker pillar collects the broader release; many posts overlap.

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