How to build an app on Azure SQL with an AI coding agent
Developers have trusted SQL for decades, since long before AI existed. Now coding agents help choose the database, and they favor the one they can get running in the first few minutes. So today we’re shipping two things for that moment. Microsoft SQL Agent Skills teach your coding agent how Azure SQL actually works, so […]
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