Connor Peet retweeted
🤖 What if your agent could keep working while the same session stays available across @code, the browser, and other machines?
That’s what we’re building with Agent Host!
🔗 Check out how it works and explore the open Agent Host Protocol: code.visualstudio.com/blogs/…
Connor Peet retweeted
🚀 Discover Agent Host in @code and see how your agent sessions persist across projects and run across multiple environments.
From VS Code to the web and across machines, your sessions stay in sync wherever you work.
🧵 Check out the resources below 👇
Connor Peet retweeted
Another @code mega thread 🧵
Been a long time since I published one - probably ever since weekly releases started
@code is moving fast on the agentic development experience, and some of the most interesting changes are not the flashy ones. Or are they? - you'll be the judge of that ;-)
From sub-agents and orchestration to browser interactions, context retrieval, new tools and small UX improvements that change how we work with agents.
Collecting the updates that caught my attention, and more importantly, what I think they mean for the future of AI-native development.
Let’s dive in 👇
Connor Peet retweeted
🎉 @code supports enterprise managed auth via a new OAuth spec called ID-JAG.
While it will take some time for the big names in IdP to adopt, this is an exciting extension of MCP that has implications beyond just less sign in prompts (although who doesn’t like less sign ins 😊).
Built on an MCP extension that any client, server, or IdP can adopt.
If you're interested in learning more or adopting it, read here:
blog.modelcontextprotocol.io…
Connor Peet retweeted
At #MicrosoftBuild on Wednesday, I have 2 (well, 3) talks! Come thruuu :)
12:30PM AND 5PM: "MCP does way more than you think" with @ConnorPeet
12:45: *sprint across the room to...*
1:10PM: "Claude Is in Copilot (@code). Here's What That Actually Means" with @burkeholland
Connor Peet retweeted
🚀 A new @code weekly release is here!
One of our favorite features is integrated browser debugging, which lets you debug your web app end-to-end without leaving the editor.
Connor Peet retweeted
You told us you’re running multiple AI agents and wanted a better UX. We listened and shipped it!
Here’s what’s new in the latest @code release:
🗂️ Unified agent sessions workspace for local, background, and cloud agents
💻 Claude and Codex support for local and cloud agents
🔀 Parallel subagents
🌐 Integrated browser
And more...
Connor Peet retweeted
VS Code just announced MCP Apps support! 🔥
Here's one I just made that visualizes git commit history. You can also multi-select commits and have Copilot generate release notes for you!
Check out how to get started with MCP Apps in VS Code here: code.visualstudio.com/blogs/… #vscode
Connor Peet retweeted
Today, the MCP community is announcing MCP Apps, the first official MCP extension. @code is the first major AI code editor with full MCP Apps support.
With MCP Apps, tool calls can now return interactive UI components that render directly in the conversation. Learn more: code.visualstudio.com/blogs/…
Connor Peet retweeted
Here's a little sneak peak into the experimental @storybookjs MCP server we're still working hard on. 👀
@code being so quick to add support for MCP features like MCP Apps is absolutely fantastic. 🙏 And a special thanks to @ConnorPeet for the collaboration.
Connor Peet retweeted
MCP Apps in @code - now for real
I added support in promptboost.dev MCP to test it out
This is more than cool - it lets apps expose only what matters in chat, without dragging the whole site along.
Think Jira tasks, graph descriptions, sliced stats - still text for agents, now with a purpose-built visual UI.
It's mind blowing how fast @code adopts the MCP spec to its fullest - thanks again @ConnorPeet
Still behind a flag and only in Insiders - chat.mcp.apps.enabled: true
Did you know you can look for more than just files in @code's Ctrl/Cmd+P?
Just add a character in front. You've probably seen `>` for commands, but did you know that there's...
