Categoría: Agentes IA
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Business Central v29 adds an agent-assisted route to snapshot capture. What changes, which tools are involved, and what must we verify before trusting a diagnosis?
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Agent Plugins let us distribute how we want AI to work. What belongs in the shared core, what depends on the client, and what should a team validate?
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We still need agents, but not every capability deserves its own actor. A practical reflection on responsibility, skills, context boundaries, ALDC Graph, and the cost of agentic complexity.
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SkillOpt tests whether small edits to a skill improve an agent. I explore how that process could connect human feedback, validation and ALDC in Business Central development.
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Warp turns human feedback into reviewed skill updates. I explore what this could mean for ALDC, AL projects and a partner’s engineering knowledge.
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Where might HydraFusion fit in AL development? A reflection on adaptive execution, context and evidence, with ALDC as a potential application.
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What does each agent receive, what does it return, and how does the system handle our decisions? A sandbox journey through ALDC-GRAPH for Business Central.
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Microsoft has published the public preview of Business Central 2026 release wave 2. Reading through the change list, one thing stands out well above the feature count.
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Graph Engineering is entering the agent conversation, but graphs have been part of software engineering for decades. What changes now is that nodes are non-deterministic. A look at real dependencies, verification hooks, and what this means for ALDC.
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BCQuality At Directions NA, Microsoft laid out its vision for the future of Business Central development. As you might expect, it’s an agentic one. The role of an AL developer is moving toward an agentic workflow — how far and how fast will depend on many factors, but the direction is clear. One of the…
