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Model Mondays - Spotlight on Speech Models
Speech models enable applications to understand and generate spoken language, supporting experiences such as transcription, voice interaction, and accessible conversational interfaces. Join us as we explore speech capabilities in Microsoft Foundry and see how they can be integrated into responsive, voice-enabled AI agents.
Agents That Take Action: Secure Enterprise Integration with Azure
An enterprise agent becomes genuinely useful when it can act on business systems. It also becomes significantly more dangerous if those integrations are not governed correctly. In this session, we will connect our Microsoft Foundry agent to real enterprise capabilities using Azure API Management, Azure Logic Apps, Azure Functions, Azure Service Bus, OpenAPI tools, and Model Context Protocol servers.
New billing and capacity tools in Microsoft Fabric
Join our product experts for an interactive Q&A session on new billing capabilities in Microsoft Fabric. With this new functionality, you can pay only for the compute you use across OneLake compute, Data Warehouse, and Spark, while automatically scaling resources up and down based on demand. We'll cover how these new capabilities work with your existing provisioned capacity, how to optimize costs for dynamic and bursty workloads, and the governance controls available to help you stay in control of usage and spend. Bring your questions and get practical guidance on implementing them in your organization.
Production-Grade Agents: Evaluation, Tracing, Security, and Operations
A successful demonstration does not prove that an agent is ready for production. Production readiness requires measurable quality, end-to-end observability, repeatable testing, controlled releases, and a clear operational model. In the final session, we will evaluate and operate the agent solution built throughout the series. We will create a representative evaluation dataset covering normal requests, ambiguous cases, tool failures, unauthorized actions, outdated knowledge, and prompt-injection attempts.
.NET + Foundry, better together
What can you build with .NET and Microsoft Foundry? Let’s find out together! Join us for a series of practical explorations featuring new SDK capabilities, cool projects, and the latest Foundry features and services. With live demos, code, and plenty of curiosity, each episode offers something new for .NET developers looking to learn, experiment, and build with AI.
Grounding Agents in Business Context with Fabric IQ
Learn how to connect agents to business data, metrics, and operational context with Fabric IQ. In this session, we'll explore how agents can use structured business knowledge to better understand entities, relationships, and processes across your organization. You'll see how grounding agents in business context enables more accurate, relevant, and actionable responses.
Model Mondays - Spotlight on Hugging Face & Managed Compute
Hugging Face expands the range of open models developers can discover, while Managed Compute provides the infrastructure needed to deploy and run selected models for real-time inference. Join us as we explore this workflow in Microsoft Foundry and see how an open model can move from the catalog into a working AI agent.
SQL Modernization Day
SQL Modernization Day helps data teams and developers move SQL Server estates to Azure without the rewrite - so you can spend less time managing infrastructure and more time shipping AI-ready applications on a platform that scales with you.
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Model Mondays - Spotlight On Claude Models
Claude models are designed for complex reasoning, coding, and multimodal tasks, giving developers flexible options for building agents that need to understand context and handle sophisticated workflows. Join us as we explore the Claude family in Microsoft Foundry and see how these models can be evaluated and used to build more capable AI agents.
Working With Your Data, Safely: Files, Approvals and Memory
So far the agent can talk about markets but cannot touch anything of yours, and nothing stops it doing something it should not. This episode fixes both. We give it file access so it reads a real portfolio.csv and writes its reports back to disk, then put a place_trade tool behind an explicit human approval. Approving every single read gets old fast, so we add auto-approval rules for the safe calls and one custom rule that clears small trades on its own. We finish with durable memory in two forms, the files the agent curates itself and the facts Foundry extracts automatically, and watch both survive a restart.
MCP Live!
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the open standard for connecting AI models to tools and data. This half-day event covers MCP end to end: its role as an open standard, how it's adopted across the developer ecosystem, and hands-on sessions on building MCP servers. It also addresses enterprise readiness including authentication, governance, and security.
Meet Your Claw: A Harness in Three Lines of C#
One call to AsHarnessAgent gives us the whole agentic loop. From there we add the first three abilities: a custom get_stock_price tool, the built-in web search for market news, and planning with a todo list plus plan and execute modes. That is enough to turn a vague request like “review my watchlist and suggest something to add” into a tracked, step-by-step plan. We wire the agent to a Microsoft Foundry chat client, run it in the shared harness console, and set up the companion repo so everyone starts on the same SDK version.
Modernize your .NET applications in days using GitHub Copilot
Modernizing apps isn’t just rewriting code—it’s untangling dependencies, tracing data flows, and making changes without breaking production. In this session, we’ll show how you can use agentic AI to take on the hardest parts of modernization: analyzing large codebases, mapping dependencies, planning upgrades, refactoring safely, while doing it all at scale. With the GitHub Copilot modernization agent, you can move from legacy complexity to modernized apps in days, not months.
Build Your First Microsoft Foundry Agent: Executive Briefings from Technical Updates
Build and deploy a focused AI agent that turns complex technical updates into concise, business-ready executive briefings. Starting with a hosted-agent scaffold in VS Code, you will define agent instructions, test realistic incident scenarios in Agent Inspector, and deploy the completed agent to Microsoft Foundry Agent Service. Learnings: How to scaffold a Python hosted agent with the Foundry extension How to test agent behavior locally, including safety-boundary prompts How to deploy and validate the agent in the VS Code and Foundry playgrounds.
Agent Build Along Series: Build Your 1st Agent
Join this interactive, hands-on session where you'll learn how to design, build, and test your own AI agents using practical, real-world techniques. From defining an agent’s purpose and goals to connecting the right data and knowledge sources, you'll gain a step-by-step framework for creating intelligent solutions that deliver meaningful outcomes. Through guided exercises and live demonstrations, you'll explore how to evaluate agent performance, refine behavior, and adapt agents to real business scenarios. Whether you're just getting started or looking to enhance existing solutions, you'll leave with a working agent, a repeatable development approach, and the confidence to apply AI agents to solve everyday business challenges.
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