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In this episode chat with the one of the creator behind Gtihub Agentic workflows to find out what inspired him and tell his story behind it. Peli traces the idea from continuous AI with GitHub Next to early prototypes running coding agents in CI/CD, and explains why automation experience from .NET testing and MakeCode learning sandboxes shaped the design. He defines agentic workflows as markdown-defined workers compiled to Actions, with layered security including containers, microVMs, firewalls, MCP-gated access, and a zero-secret policy.
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