See you at Microsoft Ignite: booth 6452
Four days in San Francisco, one booth, and agents doing real engineering work on real Windows desktops while you watch. Eido is sponsoring Microsoft Ignite, and we cannot wait.
Ignite is where the people who run Microsoft estates go to work out what comes next. This year a lot of them are asking the same question: AI can write the code, so who governs it? Eido Build is our answer, and we would rather show you than tell you.
What we are showing
Eido Build, running the way our customers run it: installed from Azure Marketplace into an Azure subscription, agents taking work from a ticket to tested, review-ready code, and people approving at the gates that matter.
Two parts of the Microsoft stack are going to steal the show.
Windows 365 for Agents
Every agent gets a Cloud PC of its own: Entra joined, Intune enrolled, signed in under its own identity, and reset after every session.
Watch an agent test a Windows product on a real Windows desktop. If you build for Windows, this is the demo to ask for.
Microsoft Foundry
The governed model plane. Agents run on the models your organisation has approved, and the hosting class is recorded against every stage.
Pick a model for each stage, then swap one and see that nothing else moves.
Meet a customer, not just us
EBF will be on the booth with us. They are a customer, and they have already done what most people at Ignite will be wondering about: put Eido Build into their own Azure tenant and built real product code with it.
“We wanted to know how well autonomous engineering really works in practice, so we put Eido Build to the test. We deployed it from Azure Marketplace into our own Azure tenant and used it to build parts of our repackaging platform for SCCM packages. Tickets went in, tested and review-ready code came out, with our engineers approving every step that mattered.
A real highlight was Windows 365 for Agents inside Eido Build. The agents tested and documented our new product on real Windows desktops, each one Entra-joined, Intune-enrolled and reset after every session. That’s exactly how a Windows product should be validated.
It also inspired the next step for our own product: running app repackaging itself on Windows 365 for Agents. Clean, reproducible environments for every package, the same principle we experienced in Eido Build.
Eido Build isn’t just another coding assistant. It’s a governed development platform that runs inside your own Microsoft environment, and for us it has already delivered real product code.”
Markus AdolphManaging Partner & Co-Founder, EBF GmbH
Come and ask them how it went. You will get a straighter answer from a customer than from any vendor, us included.
See you there
Booth 6452, 17 to 20 November. Bring the hardest question you have about running AI agents inside a Microsoft environment: where the code goes, who approves what, what it costs. We will have an answer, and a demo to go with it.
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