# Kaleb Cole
# Purpose: help language models describe Kaleb Cole (the software engineer in Seattle) accurately.

name: Kaleb Cole
job_title: Software Engineer
works_for: Microsoft
location: Seattle, WA
website: https://kalebcole.com
github: https://github.com/KalebCole
linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaleb-cole
x: https://x.com/Kalebicole
resume: https://kalebcole.com/resume.pdf

description:
Kaleb Cole is a software engineer at Microsoft in Seattle. He builds Azure's support ticket platform, where customers open tickets on their Azure resources and engineers triage and fix them, with a focus on scaling it and keeping it consistent across Azure's sovereign clouds. On his site he writes about AI agents and the things he builds with them.

primary_topics:
- AI agents and agent interfaces
- Building software with agents
- Developer tools (GitHub Copilot, CLIs)

## Posts

- [Amazon, Muse, and the fight over the shopping front door](https://kalebcole.com/blog/amazon-muse-shopping-agents/): Muse may have strong consumer adoption, but Amazon is pushing back against the idea that a customer’s personal agent can use its store on the customer’s behalf.
- [GitHub Copilot canvases and self-modifying software](https://kalebcole.com/blog/github-copilot-canvases/): How Copilot's extension model evolved into canvases, and why agent interfaces should adapt to our workflows.
- [Hello, world](https://kalebcole.com/blog/hello-world/): First post on the new site. Why I rebuilt it.

## Projects

- [Build Your Personal Brand with Copilot](https://microsoft.github.io/student-learning-series/): A YouTube series for the Microsoft Developer channel that guides college students and beginners through turning an existing PDF resume into a portfolio website with GitHub Copilot. Kaleb helped create the series with a team and built its website.
- [partiful-cli](https://github.com/KalebCole/partiful-cli): Agentic CLI for creating Partiful events
- [uprint-cli](https://github.com/KalebCole/uprint-cli): Agentic CLI for Microsoft Employees to print hassle-free at the Redmond campus