The skill structure that stops wasting tokens in Copilot
Progressive disclosure lets your agent skills load only the files they actually need — saving tokens...
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Progressive disclosure lets your agent skills load only the files they actually need — saving tokens...
The Ask Question tool is hands down my favorite tool to give a Copilot coding agent in VS Code. In t...
Ever end up with a ton of staged files and need to split them into multiple commits? I built a custo...
Context engineering today means writing markdown files and VS Code Copilot ships with built-in promp...
Last week I took the GitHub Copilot certification (GH-300), so I figured I’d share how it went. In ...
Breadcrumbs are those links on top of a page informing the user where they're at while navigating yo...
Custom GitHub Copilot agent that splits staged files into logical commits: proposes the grouping, handles branch creation, and works across all projects.
VS Code has a built-in /create-skills slash command that generates custom Copilot skills following the official guidelines. Here's how to use it to write better context for your AI coding sessions.
I passed the GitHub Copilot GH-300 certification exam and shared my honest experience in a video. How I prepared, what the Pearson VUE online proctoring is really like, and which topics caught me off guard.
Learn how to implement breadcrumbs in TanStack Router, from static data to dynamic route parameters and localization.