Determining Script types with Decision Models
Using scripts as an excuse to determine if decision models are the way to go and how accurate they are with determining the type of PowerShell scripts that are used.
Personal blog and profile of Paul Bullock. Passionate about community, helping and serving others - Community Rocks! Blogs about tech, digital art, 3D printing, anything that looks cool and lots of bad puns (not sorry) 😉
Sharing my latest experiences about about Microsoft based technologies, tips and tricks, code snippets, and other resources.
Using scripts as an excuse to determine if decision models are the way to go and how accurate they are with determining the type of PowerShell scripts that are used.
Exploring the tools that AI in SharePoint (formally Knowledge Agents) support gives you a sense of the capabilities and actions the feature can perform.
Going deeper into Cowork custom skills as an extensibility method to look at how to create, improve with the help of some powerful features with Skill Tools and a Quality Framework in use to assess your own skills to make effective skills that tailor capabilities to suit your personal ways of working.
Cowork, the latest agent released from Microsoft’s Frontier programme, has been a positive experience for me. In this post, I share my insights and usage.