Tag: ai-agents

Cursor 3.9 ships a plugin system and a unified Customize page so skills, rules, MCP servers, commands, and hooks travel together as one versioned unit.

Cursor 3.7+ lets you run Bugbot before you push with the /review command. Here is how local review works, how the patch ID dedup stops you paying twice, and the one thing it cannot do yet.

A step-by-step guide to taking a Microsoft Agent Framework agent from your laptop to a managed Foundry Hosted Agent: the C# host code, the azd deploy flow, identity, scaling, and the gotchas that bite in preview.

When a GitHub Actions job goes red, the Fix with Copilot button hands the failure to the Copilot cloud agent: it reads the logs, pushes a fix to your branch, and tags you for review. Here is where the button lives, the May 18 / June 4 2026 rollout, the Approve and run workflows gotcha that stalls re-runs, how billing works per session, and when to reach for the REST API instead.

POST a prompt to /agents/repos/{owner}/{repo}/tasks and Copilot's cloud agent spins up, writes code, and opens a PR. Here is the exact request, the X-GitHub-Api-Version: 2026-03-10 header, the user-to-server token gotcha that breaks GitHub App installs, a polling loop over the eight task states, and a fan-out script that dispatches the same migration across many repos.

Microsoft shipped Microsoft.AITools.BinlogMcp on 2026-06-17, an MCP server that exposes 15 tools so Claude or Copilot can diagnose build failures and slow targets straight from a .binlog file.

As of the June 11, 2026 change, GitHub Agentic Workflows run on the built-in GITHUB_TOKEN. Add copilot-requests: write, drop the PAT, recompile the lock file, and let safe-outputs apply writes from a privileged step. Full issue-triage example, the token fallback chain, and the two cases where you still need a custom token.

Claude Code v2.1.183 (June 19, 2026) blocks git reset --hard, git clean -fd, and terraform/pulumi/cdk destroy in auto mode unless you asked for them, closing the agentic loophole where one bad turn nukes uncommitted work.

Define named subagents on agents in the Cursor SDK, let a code-reviewer delegate to a test-writer through the built-in Agent tool, and understand the real nesting depth cap: a subagent spawned by another subagent cannot spawn further ones, despite the changelog's 'and so on'.

By default a local Cursor SDK agent runs every tool call without asking. Set local.autoReview to route Shell, MCP, and Fetch calls through the classifier, then steer it with the autoRun block in permissions.json. With code, the three-step evaluation order, and why none of it is a security boundary.