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From: HeyItsGilbert <615265+HeyItsGilbert@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 2 Nov 2026 12:22:54 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] Sync Meetup events

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+startDate: "2026-11-12T18:00:00.000Z"
+endDate: "2026-11-12T20:00:00.000Z"
+title: "PowerShell UserGroup InnSalzach Meeting –12th November"
+externalUrl: "https://www.meetup.com/powershell-usergroup-inn-salzach/events/317250997/"
+virtual: true
+where: "Online"
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+PowerShell UserGroup Inn-Salzach
+Join us for an exciting PowerShell UserGroup InnSalzach session where we dive into the art of scripting!
+
+**Topic:** AI for Admins No Framework, No Agent Zoo – Just Start Small
+**Speaker:** Andreas Jordan
+**Date:** 12th November 2026
+These days, everyone is talking about AI frameworks, agents, and homegrown toolchains. This talk takes the opposite approach. I’ll show how I started handing real work off to AI with nothing more than a Claude subscription.
+
+My core focus is data and databases, but for my lab I’m also part-time Windows administrator. I understand how the systems work in principle, but I often lack the details: the exact command or the right parameters. AI now fills that gap. Live in my lab, I’ll show examples from everyday admin work: making sense of cryptic error messages, working through other people’s scripts, and using modules whose commands I don’t know by heart. Or simply finding out where all the disk space went.
+This is explicitly not about vibe coding. AI doesn’t replace my understanding. Mostly, it saves me typing, troubleshooting, and reading documentation. I can read, understand, and adapt the code it produces, and I do. To close, I’ll look at where the journey leads if you stick with it. These days, I’m happy to let Claude run my Ansible deployments.