In this episode of Dynamics Corner, Kris and Brad sit down with Milan Milincevic to explore how he's transforming his team of five developers into a fully agentic development operation using Claude Code. Milan shares the practical steps behind building standardized agent configurations and rules — inspired in part by the BC Code Intelligence MCP — so that every team member can produce consistent, production-ready output. The conversation leads into real-world results, including a striking example in which a change order originally estimated at 24 hours was completed in just over 1 hour using agentic development. They also tackle the growing questions in the industry: how should partners rethink billing when AI makes developers dramatically more productive? What happens to junior developers who haven't built deep functional knowledge yet? And what's the next frontier — can AI handle Word layouts and reports? Whether you've already started experimenting with agentic coding or you're still on the sidelines, this episode is packed with practical insights and honest conversation about where BC development is headed.

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In this episode of Dynamics Corner, Kris and Brad sit down with Microsoft MVP Tobias Fenster for a wide-ranging conversation about where the Business Central ecosystem is heading. They get into the Business Central MCP server, breaking down how it works, how it's configured, and why it changes how partners and end users interact with their ERP data. From there, the conversation shifts to what AI means for the developer's role — whether traditional PTEs still make sense, where the functional and technical skill sets need to meet, and why knowing the application has never mattered more than it does right now. The trio wraps up with a question that's hard to shake: if software can be built in a couple of hours and thrown away when the task is done, what does that mean for the market — and for all of us?

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One developer decided to stop guessing which AI model is best for AL coding — and built a system to find out. In this episode of Dynamics Corner, Brad and Kristoffer sit down with Torben Leth, the creator of CentralGage, an open-source benchmarking tool that ranks LLMs specifically on their ability to write AL code for Business Central.

Torben walks through how he built an automated testing pipeline that gives each model multiple passes, compiles the output, runs pre-built AL tests, and scores everything from zero to 100. What he discovered about why developers swear by completely different models might change how you think about your own setup — and he's found a way to use those failures to patch a cheaper model's blind spots so it rivals the top performers.

Plus: gamertags embroidered on wedding suits, chili plants managed by Home Assistant, and the philosophical question nobody in this space can seem to answer — should we even try to keep up?

Find Torben: blog.sshadows.dk | LinkedIn | X: @Sshadows

CentralGage: ai.sshadows.dk

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