We\u2019re investing in SDKs across multiple languages to meet developers where they are. At Microsoft Build 2025, we launched our first official C# SDK<\/a>.<\/p>\n This SDK is just the beginning. We\u2019re using Microsoft Graph\u2019s Kiota<\/strong> tool to generate SDKs in C#, TypeScript, Python, our Power Platform for Admins V2 connector available in both Logic Apps and Power Automate, and more to come. Kiota allows us to generate strongly typed SDKs from OpenAPI descriptions, ensuring consistency and reducing manual engineering effort.<\/p>\n We\u2019re also working closely with the Azure Resource Management (ARM) team to align our CLI and PowerShell tooling with Azure standards. This includes:<\/p>\n By embracing industry-standard command structures and integrating robust identity solutions like service principals and managed identities, we\u2019re making Power Platform administration more secure, and more consistent with the broader Microsoft ecosystem.<\/p>\n MCP (Model Context Protocol) is emerging as a foundational element in the integration of generative AI within Power Platform management. By adopting MCP, we\u2019re enabling simplified interoperability between management tools and generative AI models, allowing both IT professionals and makers to interact with their environments, resources, and solutions in ways that are more intuitive, context-aware, and automated. In the short term, we are introducing low-risk MCP support in the Power Platform CLI for key list and get operations. 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