Introducing AgentSync, a .NET global tool for GitHub Copilot assets
On the wave of my journey with AI coding agents, I am happy to announce AgentSync, an experimental .NET global tool designed to manage GitHub Copilot assets in a more structured way. If you work with custom agents, skills, prompts, and instructions, you probably know the pain points: duplicated files, missing dependencies, and different setups between repositories and user machines. AgentSync is available in agents-sync-tool GitHub repository. The repository includes source code, command documentation, catalog examples, and implementation notes.
Read more →Deltatre Innovation Lab - Fireside Chat about NVIDIA Omniverse
On October 13th, 2022, from 6.30PM (CET), join me and Clemente Giorio in the new episode of the Deltatre Innovation Lab Fireside chat series. We're hosting Mario Viviani from NVIDIA with the session Building Tools for the Metaverse with NVIDIA Omniverse.
Read more →Playing with GitHub Copilot
I've been playing around with GitHub Copilot (Technical Preview) for the last few days. For those who doesn't know what it is yet, from its website "GitHub Copilot is an AI pair programmer that helps you write code faster and with less work". It is a new service by GitHub and OpenAI, which can be used as a plugin in Visual Studio Code. It can auto-generate code for you, based on the contents of the current file, and the current cursor location. GitHub Copilot draws context from comments and code, and suggests individual lines or whole functions instantly.
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