Microsoft unveils a new native command-line utility for Windows 11, and also introduces new tools that could radically transform native app development.
Microsoft launched Coreutils for Windows and AI-powered Development Skills at Build 2026, enabling developers to use identical CLI commands across Windows/Linux/WSL without rewrites. AI agents can now guide native app development with up-to-date knowledge, reducing manual oversight and guidance risk.
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Microsoft has released Windows-native Coreutils and AI-powered Windows Development Skills, thus improving cross-platform and native app development.
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