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23 Jul

Peter Ibekwe 4 min read

Most multi-agent apps wire every flow in application code: the sequence of steps, branching, and handoffs between agents all live inside the program, making the orchestration harder to review, version, and change. Declarative workflows make that orchestration explicit. In YAML, you define how agents coordinate, how state changes, where execution branches, and when people step […] The post Move Agent…

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8 Jul

Evan Mattson 3 min read

Python’s agent-framework-orchestrations package is now 1.0.0. That puts Microsoft Agent Framework’s orchestration layer at 1.0 across Python and .NET. Sequential, concurrent, group chat, handoff, and magentic orchestration are now stable in both SDKs. You can pick the coordination pattern that fits your problem instead of choosing around SDK maturity. Magentic is the best example of […] The post Agent Framework’s…

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16 Jun

20 May

Eduard van Valkenburg, Shruti Tople 11 min read

Prompt injection is the #1 risk on the OWASP LLM Top 10, and most agents in production today defend against it with one of two heuristics: a defensive system prompt, or a hand-rolled allowlist. Neither is deterministic. Both fail silently the day someone slips a [SYSTEM OVERRIDE] line into an issue body, an email, or […] The post Stop prompt…

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6 May

Tao Chen, Shawn Henry 4 min read

Once you have your Microsoft Agent Framework (MAF) agent or workflow happily running locally on your dev machine, it’s time to decide how to deploy your agent to production, monitor it, evaluate it and version it. These decisions are just as important as getting the agent running. Hosted Agents in Foundry Agent Service is the […] The post From Local…

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28 Apr

Sergey Menshykh 7 min read

As organizations move from single-agent prototypes to multi-agent production systems, the ability for agents to communicate reliably across platforms and organizational boundaries becomes essential. With the release of A2A Protocol v1.0 and updated support in the Microsoft Agent Framework, you can now connect and expose your AI agents using a stable, production-ready interoperability standard – […] The post A2A v1…

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