Microsoft Developer and April provide a step-by-step tutorial for migrating Microsoft Foundry workflows to a local code-first experience in VS Code, utilizing GitHub Copilot Agent Mode for code modification.

Microsoft Foundry Workflows: Migrating to Code-First Development in VS Code

This video, part 4 of the Microsoft Foundry Workflows series, offers a practical walkthrough for developers moving their Foundry workflows to a code-first approach using Visual Studio Code locally.

Key Topics Covered

• Opening Workflows in VS Code: Learn how to open your workflow from Microsoft Foundry directly in the VS Code editor.
• Setting Up the Local Environment: Step-by-step guidance for preparing your machine for local workflow development, including installing the Microsoft Foundry extension and configuring dependencies.
• Modifying Workflow Code: See how GitHub Copilot Agent Mode can assist in editing workflow code. April demonstrates using Copilot for intelligent code completion and iteration.
• Running and Testing: Instructions for executing and verifying your workflow changes before deploying.

Helpful Links

• Microsoft Foundry: Try it yourself
• Learn More: Model Mondays
• Discord Community
• Forum Support

Tutorial Chapters

• 00:00 - 00:02: Introduction
• 00:03 - 01:30: Opening the workflow in VS Code (local)
• 01:31 - 05:07: Local environment setup
• 05:08 - 07:59: Workflow code modification using GitHub Copilot Agent Mode
• 08:00 - 11:36: Running and testing the workflow code

Why Migrate to Code-First with VS Code?

• Enables iterative development with industry-standard tools
• Empowers developers to refine workflows for complex AI scenarios
• Integrates GitHub Copilot for enhanced code automation and productivity

April, from Microsoft Developer, provides authentic insights and step-by-step instructions throughout the video.