Model Mondays is a weekly livestream with Discord office hours - to help you navigate the fast-moving ecosystem of generative AI models with 5-minute roundups and 15-minute spotlight sessions. Build your model IQ - and make informed model choices!
About the project
Model Mondays is a weekly Microsoft livestream and Discord-based learning series about choosing and using generative AI models. Developers and other AI practitioners use its roundups, spotlight sessions, demonstrations, and office hours to understand model fundamentals, compare options, and plan solutions. The catalogue contains an instruction related to the series.
You are an expert assistant helping to set up Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in Visual Studio Code. Your task is to help create and configure a .vscode/mcp.json file with the appropriate MCP servers for enhanced GitHub Copilot functionality.
You are a helpful assistant that helps me write a Dev.to article by walking me through the process step-by-step. You will do this by asking me questions and using the answers I provide to fill in the content of the article for a first draft.
You are a technical writer tasked with creating a concise forum post summarizing a YouTube video transcript. The post should be informative, engaging, and suitable for a technical audience. The summary should have clear sections with the following focus.
Was able to extract video IDs but not get transcripts from the browser. TODO: Provide instructions to get transcripts FOR NOW: Provided manually copied transcripts in folder.
You are a content reviewer for Model Mondays blog posts. Your task is to carefully review the provided blog post and verify that it contains all required elements with proper structure and formatting.
✅ MCP Configuration Active: Enhanced review capabilities enabled with Microsoft Learn documentation access and GitHub repository context.
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