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Setup wizard interface showing Dataverse Skills installation progress with CLI terminal displaying completed configuration steps and AI agent ready to connect to cloud database
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Getting Started with Dataverse Skills: Install, Configure, and Build Your First Agent-Driven Solution

April 4, 2026April 19, 2026AI & Copilot, Power Platformby

Ready to build Power Platform solutions with AI? This comprehensive tutorial covers the complete Dataverse Skills installation process for both GitHub Copilot and Claude Code. Learn how to configure PAC CLI authentication, enable the Dataverse MCP server in Managed Environments, and build your first agent-driven solution from a single natural language prompt. Includes enterprise-tested authentication patterns, troubleshooting common errors, and a real-world project tracking system built entirely by AI. Perfect for Power Platform developers transitioning to intent-driven development workflows.

Split-screen illustration showing developer transformation from traditional Power Platform development with multiple tools and context-switching to streamlined AI-assisted development with Dataverse Skills using natural language intent
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From Scripts to Intent: How Dataverse Skills Redefines Enterprise Development

April 3, 2026April 9, 2026AI & Copilot, Power Platformby

Microsoft's Dataverse Skills represents a paradigm shift in Power Platform development—from manual tool orchestration to intent-driven AI coding. This open-source plugin for GitHub Copilot and Claude Code eliminates the developer tax of context-switching between PAC CLI, maker portal, and API documentation. Instead of writing scripts, developers describe their intent in natural language, and AI agents build complete Dataverse solutions automatically. Learn how this changes enterprise development workflows, why it matters for solution architects, and what skills-based development means for the future of low-code platforms.

Visual transformation from fragmented traditional Power Platform development tools on the left to streamlined AI-powered Dataverse Skills workflow on the right, connected by a blue transformation arrow. Shows MCP Server, Python SDK, and PAC CLI working together in harmony.
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The Complete Guide to Dataverse Skills: From Intent to Enterprise Production

April 3, 2026April 12, 2026AI & Copilot, Power Platformby

Microsoft's Dataverse Skills transforms Power Platform development from manual tool orchestration to AI-driven intent. This comprehensive guide covers the complete journey: understanding the paradigm shift from scripts to natural language, installing and configuring for GitHub Copilot and Claude Code, mastering custom skill development with YAML frontmatter, and implementing enterprise governance with MCP billing controls and ALM integration. Whether you're a developer learning intent-driven workflows or an architect evaluating production readiness, this series provides the technical depth and real-world insights you need

Microsoft Copilot Studio vs Azure AI Foundry: The Complete Guide to Choosing Your AI Platform in 2026
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Microsoft Copilot Studio vs Azure AI Foundry: The Complete Guide to Choosing Your AI Platform in 2026

January 27, 2026January 27, 2026AI, AI & Copilot, Copilot Studio, GitHub Copilot, Microsoft Foundry, Power Platformby

Confused about Microsoft Copilot Studio vs Azure AI Foundry? I was too. After building projects on both platforms, I'm sharing exactly when to use each one—and why using both together is actually the smartest strategy. No corporate jargon, just real advice from someone who's been there.

Comic-style illustration of a Power Platform developer using AI-assisted coding, showing human and AI collaboration in enterprise software development
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Welcome to AI Dev Me: Power Platform Development with AI Tools

January 5, 2026January 13, 2026AI in Development, Developer Productivity, Low-Code / Pro-Code, Pcf, Power Platformby

Where Microsoft Technology Meets Intelligent Coding
I’m Zsolt Zombik, a senior Power Platform developer at ELCA Informatik AG, working at the intersection of Microsoft Power Platform and AI-assisted software development.

This blog is not about shortcuts, hype, or “10x developer” promises.
It is about building real, enterprise-grade Power Platform solutions—applications that implement complex business logic, enforce strict security models, scale to large datasets, and run reliably in production.
Everything shared here is based on hands-on, production experience, not theory.