https://vibeprogrammer.github.io/agentprose-demo/tags/github-agentic-workflows/Recent content in Github-Agentic-Workflows on Agentic Engineering in Action (agentprose demo)Hugoen-USMon, 21 Sep 2026 05:45:52 +0000https://vibeprogrammer.github.io/agentprose-demo/posts/github-agentic-workflows-five-minute-version-free-book/Mon, 21 Sep 2026 05:45:47 +0000https://vibeprogrammer.github.io/agentprose-demo/posts/github-agentic-workflows-five-minute-version-free-book/<h3 id="what-gh-aw-is-where-it-fits-and-what-to-expect-from-my-new-interactive-book">What gh-aw is, where it fits, and what to expect from my new interactive book</h3> <p>Note: this article is not a book itself (see below) but a quick introduction to GitHub Agentic Workflows so you could take decision on exploring this topic further.</p>https://vibeprogrammer.github.io/agentprose-demo/posts/stop-putting-raw-llm-your-ci-pipeline-put-sandbox-around/Mon, 29 Jun 2026 14:00:15 +0000https://vibeprogrammer.github.io/agentprose-demo/posts/stop-putting-raw-llm-your-ci-pipeline-put-sandbox-around/<p>Welcome to the very first issue of Agentic Engineering in Action! Subscribe to get every new issue straight to your inbox — and share it with your team.</p> <p>There&rsquo;s a seductive idea floating around every engineering org that has discovered GitHub Actions and GitHub Copilot in the same quarter: what if I just run the Copilot CLI inside an Action and let it triage my backlog? It feels like free leverage. You already automate builds, releases, and labels in Actions; bolting an agent onto that machinery looks like a weekend project.</p>