Run Python in-process from .NET with CSnakes
A quick tip for embedding Python directly into a .NET app with CSnakes when you want a small slice of the Python ecosystem without a separate API service.
A quick tip for embedding Python directly into a .NET app with CSnakes when you want a small slice of the Python ecosystem without a separate API service.
Do not let prompt instructions decide what data or actions a user is allowed to access.
Create unrelated asynchronous operations first, then await them together.
Reserve human approval for actions where a wrong call would actually matter.
Use a single C# file when a repo utility is useful but a full project would be ceremony.
Use HybridCache for expensive shared lookups where many callers can miss at once.
Prefer Azure-managed identities over long-lived secrets in deployed applications.
Add traces, metrics, and logs while the system is still easy to reason about.
Return one predictable error shape instead of inventing a new JSON format for every failure.
How to expose Microsoft Agent Framework agents through AG-UI so frontends can handle streaming text, tool progress, approval requests, and shared state.