"That article talks about the operational side of autonomous agents, software that can now monitor, diagnose, and repair itself. But what about software creation? Ignite 2025 also contains announcements that reflect the future where software is assembled, extended, and evolved by autonomous AI agents. Basically, not only will AI agents help us code, they will also decide what to code and then build those solutions."
"ZDNET's key takeaways Microsoft is moving beyond copilots to fully autonomous agents. Foundry and MCP let agents assemble solutions using 1,400 tools. IQ services aim to give agents true context and understanding. At Microsoft Ignite 2025 Tuesday, the company is showcasing a wide range of capabilities that are moving into an all-in agentic AI future. In the companion article to this piece, I wrote about how Microsoft is moving the enterprise towards self-running, self-repairing platforms."
Microsoft is shifting from copilots to fully autonomous AI agents capable of assembling, extending, and evolving software solutions. Foundry and MCP enable agents to use a large library of tools to build end-to-end solutions. IQ services provide agents with contextual understanding to improve decision-making and task execution. Ignite 2025 highlights both operational autonomous systems that can self-monitor and repair, and agent-driven software creation that determines, codes, and assembles solutions. Early agentic coding shows strong potential but remains error-prone, often requiring many drafts and significant human supervision due to misunderstandings and hallucinations.
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