Orchestrate Your MCP Agents: End-to-End ALM for X Without the Drama

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Orchestrate Your MCP Agents: End-to-End ALM for D365 X Without the Drama

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Unified ALM for Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations is finally here — which means you can stop pretending manual steps are part of a “robust process.”

In this session, we’ll move past the classic LCS-era habits and into a fully automated, MCP-powered DevOps approach where agents handle the heavy lifting — and you’re no longer the release manager, firefighter, and pipeline debugger all at once.

Built on real-world experience (and a healthy amount of trial, error, and “why did this break?”), we’ll show how to orchestrate GitHub or Azure DevOps pipelines, MCP X++ compilation, and environment deployments into a flow that just… works.

Most of the time. Like any honest system should.

You’ll learn how to:

Use MCP X++ agents to code, compile, validate, and package your solution without micromanaging every step
Automate end-to-end ALM with GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps YAML (yes, YAML — we’ve made peace with it)
Deploy automatically to Unified Experience environments (PPAC) with PAC CLI
Structure your repo for modern F&O development with UDE + Git, without turning it into an archaeological site
Add PR-driven quality gates so broken code gets stopped early instead of becoming “a production story”
Coordinate development, build, and deployment through agent orchestration — not Slack messages and hope
Replace fragile, human-dependent processes with automation that is… suspiciously reliable

Whether you’re transitioning from LCS, modernizing an existing project, or starting fresh in the PPAC era, this session gives you a practical blueprint for X++ DevOps that doesn’t rely on heroics to succeed.

If your current ALM process depends on tribal knowledge, manual steps, and a bit of luck… this session might feel uncomfortably relevant.

If not — come anyway and enjoy watching how the rest of us escaped that situation.