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Rubber Duck Thursday!
In this Rubber Duck Thursday, the host welcomes viewers, reviews recent Copilot CLI updates and GitHub blog changes, and demos GPT 5.5 experiments with planning and editing workflows, while fielding chat questions about personal projects, GitHub usage, and how to showcase skills. The session emphasizes planning, environment setup, and careful review of agent outputs to avoid mistakes and improve learning.
Rubber Duck Thursday: Agentic Loops and Context Engineering
A relaxed live stream introducing AI coding agents and the agentic loop, comparing IDE and CLI usage, and exploring practical demonstrations with Copilot across platforms while highlighting context gathering and tool usage through MCP servers.
Getting started with Markdown on GitHub
The video introduces Markdown as a lightweight formatting tool essential for making GitHub projects readable. It covers core syntax for headers, emphasis, lists, code blocks, links, and images, and shows how these elements apply to readmes, issues, pull requests, and other GitHub content to keep documentation clear and consistent.
Open Source Friday with Kong's OpenMeter
The talk explores Kong’s Open Meter project within the context of Kong’s API gateway and cloud offerings, focusing on how metering and billing enable monetization of APIs and AI services. It covers the open-source origins, the cloud integration via Kong Connect, and a live demonstration of setting up gateways, authentication, metering, rate cards, plans, and invoices, along with tips for self-hosting and contributing to the project.
Rubber Duck Thursday!
The video is a live GitHub Copilot stream where the host demos new features, discusses auto mode, and explores how AI agents and multi-model workflows can aid development, planning, and open source projects. It includes a hands-on test of auto mode, feature planning for a chapter editor, and community Q&A about preferred tools and models.
Rubber Duck Thursdays
The video is a Rubber Duck Thursday session that walks through the latest GitHub Copilot updates, demonstrates the Copilot CLI with hands-on demos, and explores how to integrate Copilot with Jira, code review, and design workflows using live tooling and fleet orchestration.
Fixing merge conflicts and PRs with Copilot cloud agent | GitHub Checkout
The video walks through the latest Copilot Cloud Agent updates, highlighting its cloud-based, flexible workflow that works across environments (GitHub, VS Code, CLI) and with multiple models (Copilot, Claude, Codex). It covers new capabilities like planning before implementing, in-session task management, private agent collaboration, improved PR flows (including inline Copilot edits and merge-conflict resolution), configurable approvals for CI/CD, and upcoming features like self-healing PRs and a public Cloud Agent API for broader customization.
Build a Personal Assistant with GitHub Copilot SDK + Copilot CLI
The video shows how to build a personal AI assistant using the Copilot SDK and its CLI, using a new research command to explore the SDK and ensure the assistant only uses supported features. It then guides you through planning (autopilot and sub-agents), creating a Telegram-integrated assistant, setting up the environment, obtaining a Telegram bot via BotFather, launching the bot, and doing a quick live test while sharing final thoughts on personal assistants.
Open Source Friday with Gunnar Morling with Hardwood
The video introduces the Hardwood project, a Java based implementation for reading Apache Parquet files, and discusses its motivations, design choices, and how AI agents are used in development. It also covers performance tooling, API design, CLI tooling, and how maintainers can adopt similar workflows.
The Download: Copilot SDK, Claude Mythos, AI models are protecting each other & more
The episode covers a wave of timely AI and developer security news—from a scare in the npm ecosystem where Axios maintenance was hijacked and malicious versions briefly circulated, to the ongoing evolution of AI tooling like GitHub Copilot, MCP, and governance efforts around AI data access and security. It also highlights eye-opening research on agent cooperation and memory tools, and ends with a push for vigilance as AI becomes deeply embedded in development workflows.
Rubber Duck Thursdays!
In this Rubber Duck Thursday stream, Cassie from GitHub shares updates on recent releases, demonstrates new Copilot and GitHub features, and walks through building an AI powered emoji list generator using plan mode and open source tooling.
How to use agents, skills, and instructions in Copilot CLI | Tutorial for beginners
The video explains how Copilot can be aligned with an organization’s patterns using instructions files, dot instructions, skills, and custom agents, and how these elements work together to make Copilot follow established practices while performing tasks.
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