Session overview
Adding AI agents to a .NET app gets complicated once you move beyond basic prompts. Tool calling, state, and orchestration introduce real design challenges. Microsoft Agent Framework gives .NET developers a structured way to build agent-based applications. In this session, we’ll look at how to bring agent capabilities into .NET applications using Microsoft Agent Framework. We’ll cover tool usage, context, orchestration, and the patterns needed to build more capable AI features. Finally, we’ll discuss how these patterns fit into real applications while keeping solutions maintainable, testable, and production-friendly. Attendees will leave with a practical understanding of how to use Microsoft Agent Framework in .NET applications to build structured, real-world-ready agent features.
Who this is for
This session is for .NET developers and architects moving from prompt experiments to structured, production-friendly agent applications.
What attendees learn
- How tool usage, context, state, and orchestration shape .NET agent applications.
- Patterns for adding capable agent features without losing maintainability or testability.
- How to evaluate where Microsoft Agent Framework fits in a real application.
Presentation history
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