- Add 6 MCP server documentation pages (bc-code-intelligence, al-dependency, azure-devops, serena, al-objid, clockify) - Add AI Coding Agents documentation (GitHub Copilot, Claude, Cursor) - Add Getting Started section (what is agentic coding, setup, prompting, best practices, limitations, glossary) - Add Getting More section (code review, documentation, telemetry examples) - Add Community Resources placeholders (articles, videos, tools) - Update Tools section to focus on MCP servers instead of VSCode extensions
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title: "Getting Started"
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linkTitle: "Getting Started"
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weight: 10
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description: >
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Essential concepts and practices for working with AI coding assistants
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This section covers the fundamentals you need to start working effectively with AI-powered coding assistants in your AL development workflow.
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## In This Section
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- **[What is Agentic Coding](what-is-agentic-coding)** - Understanding the core concepts and benefits
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- **[Glossary](glossary)** - Common terms and concepts explained
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- **[Setting Up Your Environment](setup)** - Configure your development environment for AI assistance
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- **[Effective Prompting](effective-prompting)** - Learn how to communicate clearly with AI assistants
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- **[Best Practices](best-practices)** - Guidelines for successful AI-assisted development
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- **[Understanding Limitations](limitations)** - Know when to use (and not use) AI assistance
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Start with understanding the concepts, then move through the practical setup and techniques to get the most value from your AI coding assistant.
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