Microsoft Power Pages supports five authentication methods — local credentials, OpenID Connect (OIDC), SAML 2.0, OAuth 2.0 social login, and open/invitation-code registration. This guide explains how each one works, when to use it, how to configure it, and what security risks to watch out for before you go live.
GitHub Copilot CLI Autopilot mode reached GA in February 2026 — but for Power Platform, autonomous PAC CLI execution carries real risk. This article builds a scored Risk Decision Matrix mapping every PAC CLI operation to one of four zones: full Autopilot, conditional, Plan Mode only, or human-only. Includes a calculable Autopilot Safety Score formula, a ready-to-use AGENTS.md template, and preToolUse hook enforcement patterns grounded in Singapore IMDA, AWS, and McKinsey agentic governance frameworks.
GitHub Copilot CLI is now generally available for all paid Copilot subscribers. This article breaks down what that means for Power Platform developers — covering the official Microsoft Power Platform Skills plugin, real-world PAC CLI and PCF scenarios, Agent Skills ecosystem by developer profile, and a full Copilot CLI vs Claude Code comparison.
A complete hands-on reference for developers getting started with GitHub Copilot CLI. Covers installation, agentic modes, Agent Skills ecosystem by developer profile, MCP server integration, and step-by-step Power Platform ALM setup — with production-ready code examples throughout
The Power Apps MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server is now in public preview. It exposes three tools — invoke_data_entry, request_assistance, and log_for_review — that let AI agents automate tasks inside model-driven apps with built-in human supervision via a redesigned agent feed. This guide covers every feature, technical detail, current limitation, and step-by-step setup path.
This guide shows Power Platform developers how to use Terraform to provision and manage Azure resources — Key Vault, Storage, Function Apps, API Management, and App Registrations — and integrate the full infrastructure lifecycle into GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps pipelines. All code samples are production-ready and environment-parameterized.
After half a year building production applications with Power Apps Code Apps, I'm convinced we're witnessing a fundamental shift in enterprise development.
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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.