Bishoy Youssef

Also known as Bishoy Labib

Building AI Agents & Ethical Technology

Software developer, educator, and builder creating meaningful technology solutions.

Cross-Domain AI Expertise

Bridging AI agents, life sciences, and public sector technology to deliver practical solutions.

Ethical Approach

Building technology grounded in ethical principles that serves humanity.

Builder & Educator

Creating tools and content that empower others to understand and act.

I'm a Senior Architect at Integrant, building AI agents, drug discovery applications, and California state and local property tax technology. What connects these domains? Solving complex problems with clarity and care.

I believe technology should serve human flourishing, not just innovation for its own sake. I build systems that matter and help others do the same.

What I Build & Teach

AI Agents & Software Development

Intelligent agents and systems that automate workflows and integrate seamlessly.

AI for Drug Discovery

Accessible applications making AI in pharmaceutical research approachable.

California State and Local Property Tax

Specialized software solutions for State & Local Tax systems.

Ethical AI & Innovation

Frameworks embedding ethical considerations into AI systems.

Cloud-Native Architecture

Scalable, resilient systems using modern infrastructure patterns.

Blog

Thoughts on AI, software development, and technology

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Discover Agent Skills, an open standard format for creating custom, reusable AI capabilities that work across different AI platforms. Learn how to build, share, and leverage skills following the SKILL.md specification for enhanced productivity in development workflows, code generation, and complex problem-solving.

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Bishoy Youssef

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Setting Up AI Coding Assistants for Large Multi-Repo Solutions

Learn how to configure AI coding assistants (Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot) to work effectively across multiple repositories in microservices and micro-frontend architectures. Discover a practical solution that provides full codebase context without requiring a monorepo migration.

Bishoy Youssef
Bishoy Youssef
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MCP for Developers: Integrating GitHub, Azure DevOps, Jira, and Databases

Learn how to leverage Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect AI coding assistants to GitHub, Azure DevOps, Jira, and databases. Discover how to automate bug fixes, create PRs, query databases, and configure agent workflows in Cursor and Claude Code.

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Bishoy Youssef
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How to Setup a Software Development Workflow Using Cursor with Agents

Learn how to leverage Cursor's powerful AI agents to streamline your software development workflow, from initial setup to best practices for maximizing productivity.

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Bishoy Youssef
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When NoSQL is better than a relational database

Relational databases are known for their reliability, data integrity and ability to optimize queries joining many tables. On the other hand, a NoSQL database may appear very limiting at first. It requires a new mindset to work with NoSQL.

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Bishoy Youssef
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Choosing to be a Monolith, Cloud-Native or Cloud-Agnostic

Today’s expectations of modern applications are growing and if you think of creating a new application you will have to make lots of decisions that are not related to the problem you’re trying to solve.

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Bishoy Youssef
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.NET Logging in the microservices world

Logging is one of the central aspects in a Microservices application. Through logging you understand how the application is behaving, which service is causing the others to go down, and what caused a specific error in one of the services. So in the next paragraphs, I’ll go through the lifecycle of adding logging to a microservices application.

Bishoy Youssef
Bishoy Youssef