Dmitry Katson is a 🏆 Microsoft MVP 🏆 Contribution Hero and Founder of CentralQ.ai, an AI-powered knowledge and agent platform built for the Business Central.
With over 20 years of experience, he is recognized for turning ideas into real-world AI solutions — from copilots to autonomous agents.
Dmitry focuses on bringing human and machine intelligence together to create agents that understand, analyze, and act inside Business Central.
A frequent speaker at Directions, BC TechDays, and global AI events, he continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible when AI meets enterprise systems.
Hosted session(s)
Let’s be honest: AI can write AL code already — with you… or without you.
It’s a dream world where you type “I want…” and the solution appears instantly. Everyone is happy… until unexpected issues start popping up in completely unrelated places… in production.
Last year at BC TechDays we started the vibe coding journey. The audience vote was a great reality check: human development was still the winner, and vibe-coded apps were clearly not production-ready yet.
But a lot changed in one year.
This session is about making AI your reliable development teammate, not just a “Yes, you’re absolutely right” assistant. Together with Jeremy Vyska and Torben Løkke Leth, we’ll show what agentic coding looks like in AL today — powered by community MCP servers and tools that give AI real context and real capabilities.
Let’s make AI work with you — not instead of you.
Let’s be honest: AI can write AL code already — with you… or without you.
It’s a dream world where you type “I want…” and the solution appears instantly. Publish and everyone is happy… until unexpected issues start popping up in completely unrelated places.
This workshop is about making AI your reliable development teammate, not just a “Yes, you’re absolutely right” assistant.
We’ll build a real Business Central feature using an agentic workflow: starting from a short product requirement, turning it into a step-by-step plan, and implementing it in AL using modern tools and available MCPs — while keeping quality under control. The focus is not on “prompt tricks”. It’s on creating a repeatable process where AI helps you move faster without breaking your architecture and standards.
Throughout the day we’ll explore practical ways to guide the agent with rules and best practices, keep changes reviewable, and use AI for the parts of development that usually eat time — but become even more important in agentic development: tests and documentation.
What you’ll take away:
Let’s make AI work with you — not instead of you.
Workshop date: Tue 9 or Wed 10 June (This is a one-day workshop)
The workshop on 9 & 10 June is sold out!