AGENTIC CODING FOR .NET TEAMS
I help .NET teams accelerate with agentic coding, without review chaos or mounting technical debt.
Your developers are experimenting with GitHub Copilot, Claude Code and Cursor. It isn't making a measurable difference yet. The output stays the same, only the tooling changed.
Your backlog is growing, your velocity isn't. AI generates more code and review pressure grows with it. It feels like the tooling changes while the way you work stays put.
You're not looking for a course or workshop. You're looking for someone who joins your sprint and shows how it's done.
I'm Chaïm Zonnenberg. 20+ years in .NET, 2x cum laude university degree. I build Invullen.nl entirely with Claude Code and use it daily for maintaining Factuur-Assist.nl (135+ customers). This is daily practice, not theory. As a standalone service for teams it's newer, which is why I start small and testable. I want to bring that workflow to your team, 2 days a week.
More about meAPPROACH
No workshop, but building alongside and demonstrating.
I help your .NET team make agentic coding work: AI agents generate production code, you stay in control. With Claude Code, GitHub Copilot or a multi-provider setup, whatever fits your team. The goal: as we ship features together, your team takes over the workflow and works faster and with more confidence.
See the approachTrack record
Daily with Claude Code, since August 2025
on two own SaaS products in production
20+ years of .NET experience and an enterprise security/SSO background
Microsoft Certified AI-103
Where I come from
Implementing enterprise SSO was my work long before I focused on agentic coding, and I'm still asked for it regularly. Is an enterprise deal stuck on a security review or an SSO requirement? I build SSO and SCIM into your .NET SaaS so you get through it, without your team having to become identity experts.
More on SSO & SCIMTrack record
4 enterprise SSO implementations
SCIM for Azure Entra ID, 3,000+ users
Microsoft Certified SC-300
Technologies I work with
Together we map the concerns that live in the team and the technical challenges in your codebase. We only take first steps once the risks, objections and preconditions are clear and shared across the whole team, with real buy-in. Nothing gets rolled out over the team's head.
Two days a week in your sprint. In the first week we work on a real feature or improvement in your own codebase, not a standalone demo. From there we iterate and refine the way of working as we keep building.
The context files, agent instructions and review agreements then live in your normal way of working. I make myself redundant, and that's the whole point.
Articles on agentic coding, AI adoption, .NET and identity. Honest about what works and what doesn't. (Articles in Dutch.)
Agentic coding means building software with AI agents that work autonomously in your codebase: generating code, running tests, refactoring. With tools like Claude Code, GitHub Copilot and Cursor. You specify, review and steer; the agent does the work.
.NET teams that already experiment with AI tooling and don't see a real speed-up yet. From scale-up to enterprise.
Both. Mostly on-site, some remote. I'm based in the Utrecht area and take on engagements within about an hour's travel.
Within the first week I ship a feature with Claude Code in your codebase, so your team sees agentic coding work live.
.NET Developer | 20+ years
From September: room for 1-2 teams
Based in the Utrecht area, The Netherlands. Available for on-site and remote work.