The first wave of Power Platform was about low-code developers.
The next wave is about coding agents.

Today, tools like GitHub Copilot and Claude Code can build Dataverse solutions from a single prompt. Describe a business problem in plain English and an agent can create tables, relationships, forms, views, sample data, queries, and even deploy solutions across environments.

But here's the real story:
Coding agents without Dataverse skills are like the early days of Power Apps. Fast, creative, and just a little bit dangerous.
Dataverse Skills give coding agents the specialist knowledge they need to operate the platform safely. Instead of memorizing documentation, scripting against APIs, or manually configuring environments, agents can use purpose-built Dataverse capabilities to model data, load information, query insights, manage security, and deploy solutions using natural language.

In this session you'll see:
Topic: What Dataverse Skills are
What you'll learn: How they extend coding agents with Dataverse expertise

Topic: Under the hood
What you'll learn: MCP, Dataverse CLI, Python SDK and how agents orchestrate them

Topic: Real-world scenarios
What you'll learn: Building solutions, importing data, querying insights and managing environments

Topic: Governance and security
What you'll learn: Why enterprise guardrails matter when agents become builders

Topic: Live demo
What you'll learn: Going from a business requirement to a working Dataverse solution using natural language

You'll leave with a practical understanding of how AI coding agents are changing Power Platform development, where they fit in your delivery teams, and why the future might involve fewer clicks in Maker Portal and more conversations with your development agent.