Content by Tsuyoshi Ushio (3)

Tsuyoshi Ushio introduces Dynamic Workflows for Azure Functions Hosted Skills, a preview feature that lets an LLM generate a typed DAG plan once and then run it durably via Durable Functions. The post explains the runtime model, safety checks, and when this approach reduces token usage and latency for event-driven apps.

Tsuyoshi Ushio introduces azure-functions-skills (public preview), a plugin + CLI that wires AI coding agents (including GitHub Copilot CLI and VS Code) with MCP config, hooks, and playbooks to scaffold, validate, and deploy Azure Functions using current best practices like managed identity and Key Vault references.

Tsuyoshi Ushio shares how the Azure Functions team evolved its incident investigation approach from early AI-assisted RCA agents to GitHub Copilot-based coding agents, and then to cloud-hosted automation with Azure SRE Agent, including practical lessons on context, tools, and operational constraints.