Address niels9001 review comments in get-started AI cluster

- ai-build.md: Use correct template name 'Blank App (Packaged)'
- ai-for-windows-devs.md: Clarify winapp CLI is not an AI tool
- ai-modernize.md: Replace technical XAML Islands prompt with user-intent
  'make it look modern'; replace packaging jargon with natural
  'add a notification' prompt that lets Copilot explain the setup
- ai-setup.md: Scope VS Code MCP Server tab label to non-WinUI frameworks

Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>

Author: GrantMeStrength

hub/apps/get-started/ai-build.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ In this tutorial, you use GitHub Copilot in agent mode to build a complete WinUI
 
 ### Create the WinUI project
 
-Create a new WinUI 3 project using Visual Studio's **Blank App, Packaged (WinUI 3 in Desktop)** C# template, name it `NotesApp`, and open it.
+Create a new WinUI 3 project: in Visual Studio, select **File** > **New** > **Project**, filter by **WinUI**, and choose the **Blank App (Packaged)** C# template. Name the project `NotesApp` and open it.
 
 ### Open Copilot agent mode and scaffold the structure
 

hub/apps/get-started/ai-for-windows-devs.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ The [winapp CLI](../dev-tools/winapp-cli/index.md) is a command-line tool that a
 - Interactive notifications and Windows shell integration
 - MSIX packaging for the Microsoft Store or enterprise deployment
 
-Copilot can help you understand the manifest, adapt your code for Windows APIs, and work through the packaging steps — while winapp CLI does the plumbing.
+Copilot can help you understand the manifest and adapt your code for Windows APIs — while winapp CLI handles the packaging plumbing. Note that winapp CLI itself is not an AI tool; it's a command-line utility that Copilot can guide you through using.
 
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hub/apps/get-started/ai-modernize.md

@@ -85,26 +85,23 @@ winapp init
 winapp create-debug-identity --publisher "CN=MyApp"
 ```
 
-### Add modern UI controls with XAML Islands
+### Modernize the app's look and feel
 
-> *"Show me how to add a WinUI 3 control to an existing WPF window using XAML Islands. I want to add a WinUI 3 NavigationView."*
+> *"My WPF app looks dated. Make it look modern with a dark mode option and a navigation sidebar like modern Windows apps use."*
 
 ### Add a file picker using Windows App SDK
 
 > *"Replace my WPF OpenFileDialog usage with the Windows App SDK StorageFilePicker for a better modern Windows experience."*
 
-### Package for the Microsoft Store
+### Add Windows notifications
 
-WPF and WinForms apps can be packaged as MSIX for Store distribution with winapp CLI:
+> *"Add a notification that tells the user when a background task completes."*
 
-```bash
-winapp init          # Adds winapp config to your project
-winapp pack          # Builds the MSIX package
-```
+Copilot will recognize this requires Windows package identity and suggest using winapp CLI to add MSIX packaging — explaining what it is and why it's needed. Once packaging is set up, it will provide the Windows notification code.
 
-Ask Copilot to help with any manifest questions:
+Ask Copilot to walk you through it:
 
-> *"What capabilities do I need to declare in the manifest for my app to access the Documents folder?"*
+> *"I want my app to show a Windows toast notification. Explain what I need to set up first."*
 
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hub/apps/get-started/ai-setup.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ This copies agents, skills, and custom instructions into your project's `.github
 
 The [Microsoft Learn MCP Server](../dev-tools/agentic-tools.md#microsoft-learn-mcp-server) gives Copilot live access to official Microsoft documentation — so it can look up current API references and code samples as it helps you code.
 
-#### [VS Code](#tab/vscode)
+#### [VS Code (Electron, Flutter, .NET, Rust)](#tab/vscode)
 
 Add the following to your VS Code `settings.json` (open with `Ctrl+Shift+P` > **Open User Settings (JSON)**):