How Microsoft's AI VP automates everything with Warp | Marco Casalaina

Warp is pretty magical, but you can add to the magic and make it work more smoothly. You're talking about setting up little micro agents that do little tasks for you, either one off ones like we saw in warp or recurring and triggered ones. And then this is making your life just easier. As soon as I started using it for certain things like managing Azure, giving Azure subscriptions and stuff like that, then I was hooked. I was like, man alive. This is a really capable tool. Until you start working with these agents, you don't really discover all the things that you can do with command lines. But I think once you start to test those, then it kinda opens up your mind to what is really possible. Welcome back to How I AI. I'm Claire Vell, product leader and AI obsessive here on a mission to help you build better with these new tools. Today, I have Marco Casalania, VP of core AI products and AI futurist at Microsoft. Marco is gonna speed run through five AI use cases where micro agents can reduce the friction of getting little tasks done, whether they're technical or not so technical. Let's get to it. Meet Rovo, your AI teammate connecting knowledge, people, and workflows so teams can work smarter and move faster. It helps people find answers, make decisions, and automate work securely and with context through search, chat, agents, and studio. Rovo runs on the teamwork graph, Atlassian's intelligent layer that unifies data across your first and third party apps so no knowledge gets left behind, and you always get personalized AI insights from day one. And the best news, it's already built into Jira, Confluence, and Jira service management paid subscriptions, so the power of Rovo is already at your fingertips. Know the feeling when AI turns from tool to teammate? If you, Rovo, you know. Discover Rovo, AI that knows your business powered by Atlassian. Get started at rovo.com. That's ro,vasinvictory,o.com. Marco, thanks for joining How I AI. I am excited because we're gonna see a tool warp that we haven't yet seen on the podcast, and we're gonna see you use it for maybe not its primary pitched use case, which is kind of agentic coding, but for some sort of more ancillary support use cases that you found to be really useful. So before we get into them, like, why have you hooked so deeply into WARP in particular? I started using Warp, ironically because our own one of our own teams here at Microsoft tuned me into it. They it was our PowerShell team, and they were like, you should try this Warp thing. It automates PowerShell really well. And so I tried it. And as soon as I started using it for certain things like, managing Azure and, you know, giving Azure subscriptions and stuff like that, then I was hooked. I was like, man alive. This is a really capable …