Especially with the `dnx` approach where you don't pin versions

This is super awesome!

GitHub - MoaidHathot/Zakira.Imprint: Ship AI Skills, custom instructions, and MCP server configs alongside your NuGet packages. Supports GitHub Copilot, Claude, OpenCode, Roo code, and Cursor. Ship AI Skills, custom instructions, and MCP server configs alongside your NuGet packages. Supports GitHub Copilot, Claude, OpenCode, Roo code, and Cursor. - GitHub - MoaidHathot/Zakira.Imp...

Cool!
Btw, you can use Zakira.Imprint to easily install and configure it (MCP) just by adding a Nuget Package to a project. It'll support any Coding Agent you use in your project, not just Github Copilot CLI.
github.com/MoaidHathot/...

GitHub - MoaidHathot/Zakira.Imprint: Ship AI Skills, custom instructions, and MCP server configs alongside your NuGet packages. Supports GitHub Copilot, Claude, OpenCode, Roo code, and Cursor. Ship AI Skills, custom instructions, and MCP server configs alongside your NuGet packages. Supports GitHub Copilot, Claude, OpenCode, Roo code, and Cursor. - GitHub - MoaidHathot/Zakira.Imp...

I took a different approach. I use Nuget and MSBuild to inject AI files like Skills and MCP configuration during build time into project, auto-discovering used coding agents.

The files are under gitignore, but they are added to any AI agent detected in the repo
github.com/MoaidHathot/...

Spent an hour “debugging” my Kinesis 360 Pro because the left and right halves would only work over USB, led flash indicating a module pairing issue.

Power cycle ✅
Reflash firmware ✅

The problem? Bluetooth in my PC was somehow turned off
All I had to do was re-enable it 🤦🏻‍♂️

GitHub - microsoft/markitdown: Python tool for converting files and office documents to Markdown. Python tool for converting files and office documents to Markdown. - microsoft/markitdown

Have you tried the `MarkItDown` library from Microsoft?
github.com/microsoft/ma...

OpenCode is also shipped with a Web UI out of the box, launched via `opencode web`

I actually think the conclusion is we should not use Corp/Managed machines for any personal work as theoretically there can be legal implications 😩
Bummer for everyone.

Anyways, as I've said in the first comment, what you did is cool :)

You do if your personal machine is also Managed (not owned) by Corp, so that you could access some Corp files and emails conveniently.

This is cool David, but a bit strange in terms of Public Perception, as you have a lot of followers.
Not developed with .NET, not demoed on Windows, and Github Copilot is not the first to be demoed or being mentioned. Claude Code/OpenCode are even not compliant in Corp.

LazyGit is great, I love it
For File System I use Yazi, it is awesome
fzf, fd, and ripgrep are very useful too

I use a Windows Tiling Manager for Windows (GlazeWM) to enable Terminal & keyboard based workflows.
Not sure how I spent most of my career clicking the mouse to edit code or change windows

Neovim is awesome. Even for .NET developers the experience is getting better. The C# Dev Kit LSP is manageable.
I even like the experience of managing references/nugets in nvim better than VS. I use my `dotnet.nvim` extension for that.
github.com/MoaidHathot/...
Dotfiles:
github.com/MoaidHathot/...

Oh, and a Windows Tiling Manager can play pretty good with that. I barely use my second monitor anymore and use the mouse mostly for browsing the web.

Cool, another FTE friend that uses Neovim :)
Wait until you start building your own Neovim configuration, that is the part with the most fun :)

My dotfiles BTW
github.com/MoaidHathot/...

Hi Alvin, a question- since the .NET MCP sample targets .NET 10, why not going the .NET Tool/DNX path instead of MSIX with an exe?

Haven't tried Zed, but I'm a Neovim user. My recommendation is to to ditch Omnisharp in favor of the LSP in the C# Dev Kit.

Next is Neovim ;)

Umm SWE agents like Copilot/Cline/Roo/Cursor/etc... can already do that directly in your code editor.
In my team we even write Agents/Workflows with Copilot/Cline/Roo for automation as well. I'm really struggling to see anyone leaving the editor for StackOverflow at the moment

GitHub - MoaidHathot/Neovim-Moaid: My Neovim Configuration, works with .NET out of the box My Neovim Configuration, works with .NET out of the box - MoaidHathot/Neovim-Moaid

I've been using Neovim's for C# development over two years now.
You can look at my dotfiles
github.com/MoaidHathot/...

And on my "dotnet.nvim" plugin
github.com/MoaidHathot/...

Isn't it better to share the github repo?

I would consider a Fluent API or at least to define the nested objects separetly

What is the name of the game?

Ollama or LMStudio. I use it on a local server I have at home, pretty good as an Alexa replacement.
Added RAG using Kernel Memory for all of our recipes and personal documents, so I can just ask it "what next" when we are cooking.

I bought the Retroid pocket flip 2 two weeks ago. Now I wish I knew about this before to consider it.

Let's write a standard for prompt injection, lol. That is going to be fun...
At this point every website should just share OpenAPI schemas that can be automatically converted into an MCP that can also "reduce" complex HTMLs into markdown, automatically. MarkItdown?
that what "AI" browsers should do.

ממש נורא. מצטער שחווית את זה אמג'ד.

Cool!
Is that an ICM? I hope you are not the OCE ;)

כן, מסתבר שבקבוקי יין.

לא ראיתי עדיין את Monster, אך התיאור שלך עושה לי חשק!
אם אתה מחבב אנימה קצת אפלה, אני ממליץ על Claymore. היא משתפרת אחרי הפרק השלישי :)

אפשר לינק בבקשה? :)