Microsoft Foundry: When Agent Framework Agents Become Managed Resources
How to host a Microsoft Agent Framework agent in Foundry while keeping authorization, conversation ownership, identity, and governance boundaries explicit.
How to host a Microsoft Agent Framework agent in Foundry while keeping authorization, conversation ownership, identity, and governance boundaries explicit.
How to test Microsoft Agent Framework applications with fake model clients, tool contract tests, structured output tests, routing tests, workflow tests, and eval-style regression checks.
How to make Microsoft Agent Framework behavior visible in production with OpenTelemetry traces, token usage, model calls, tool calls, Aspire local debugging, and Application Insights monitoring.
How to expose Microsoft Agent Framework agents through AG-UI so frontends can handle streaming text, tool progress, approval requests, and shared state.
How to implement human-in-the-loop approval flows in Microsoft Agent Framework for risky tool calls, side effects, workflow state, and resumable review.
How Microsoft Agent Framework agents can work with images and PDFs, where native multimodal support helps, and why provider differences still matter.
How to connect Microsoft Agent Framework agents to private application knowledge without stuffing full documents into the prompt.
When to use Microsoft Agent Framework workflows for explicit, observable, resumable, long-running orchestration, and why normal C# code is often the better choice.
How to delegate work between Microsoft Agent Framework agents by exposing focused agents as function tools, and when this is better than manual routing or a workflow engine.
How to route requests between specialized Microsoft Agent Framework agents with a cheap intent agent, structured output, and a normal C# switch statement.