Azure Outage Triage, Browser MCP, Code Security, and Agent Tools
These five projects sit at different layers of the development stack, but they share a practical theme: giving developers better context before they change code. One is for distinguishing an application failure from a platform outage. Two help agents work with browsers and source code. The remaining projects explore running existing workloads on Azure and creating a self-hosted workspace for…
Five projects connect at various points in the development stack with a common goal: providing developers with enhanced context before they modify code. The first project, Microsoft 365 Status and Azure Service Health, separates Microsoft 365 incidents from Azure-specific alerts, aiding in distinguishing application failures from platform outages.
The second project, Open Orange, runs Cloudflare Workers and Durable Objects on Azure and other platforms without requiring code changes. The third project equips coding agents with browser-level debugging capabilities, such as console output and network requests. The fourth project introduces an AI-assisted security validation gate for identifying and addressing code vulnerabilities.
The final project creates a self-hosted, Slack-style workspace for teams and AI agents to collaborate effectively.
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