Microsoft Field Engineers Built a Six-Agent Research Pipeline in VS Code That Fact-Checks Its Own Output - DevOps.com

"Nighthawk is a multi-agent research system built inside VS Code with GitHub Copilot. You type a command like /Nighthawk how does AKS implement KMS encryption with customer-managed keys? and it produces a fact-checked, source-cited technical report in markdown."

"Behind that single command is a six-agent pipeline: Orchestrator coordinates the workflow. Classifier determines which service the question targets and what type of question it is. Researcher agents search locally cloned repositories and cross-reference Microsoft Learn documentation."

"The output lands in a notes/ directory as a markdown file with a consistent structure, delivering the kind of report a senior engineer would produce after two hours of focused research, in a fraction of the time."

Project Nighthawk is a multi-agent research system designed to assist engineers with technical questions about Azure Kubernetes Service and Azure Red Hat OpenShift. It operates within VS Code and utilizes GitHub Copilot to generate detailed, fact-checked reports. Users can input specific commands, prompting a six-agent pipeline to coordinate research, classify questions, search documentation, and synthesize findings. The final output is a structured markdown report that includes verified claims and diagrams, significantly reducing the time required for in-depth technical investigations.

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