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title: "Boosting F# Libraries with Automated Agentic AI"
preview: "Boosting F# Libraries with Automated Agentic AI"
isDraft: true
date: 2026-02-20T14:00:00.000Z
id: "2026/02/20"
champion: "Don Syme"
zoomLink: "https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88934875539?pwd=UT80ap4HuxTH2ERauowMRFNNkfWqoi.1"
zoomPasscode: "agentic"
company: "Microsoft / GitHub"
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In this talk, Don explores how GitHub Agentic Workflows - a framework developed at GitHub Next - can be used to augment F# library development through automated performance and test improvements. The approach introduces "Continuous Test Improvement" and "Continuous Performance Improvement" where AI agents automatically research, measure, optimise, and re-measure code performance in a continuous loop, all while maintaining human oversight through pull request reviews and goal-setting.

This semi-automatic engineering approach represents a fundamental shift in software development: from manual coding to AI-assisted completions, to task-oriented programming, and now to event-triggered agentic workflows.

Don will demonstrate practical applications in F# libraries, showing how these workflows can identify performance bottlenecks, generate benchmarks, implement optimisations, and verify improvements - all while preserving code correctness through automated testing.

Learn how this emerging technology could transform how we maintain and optimise F# libraries, making high-performance code more accessible to the entire F# community.