Microsoft Agent Framework Explained Architecture, Workflows, and .NET Use Cases

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  • Microsoft’s Agent Framework is designed to help developers build AI systems.
  • It combines ideas from Semantic Kernel, AutoGen, and Microsoft.Extensions.
  • The.NET blog describes it as unifying agent creation, orchestration, tooling, hosting, and observability.
  • The architecture can be understood in five layers:Client/Application Layer: Web app, API, console app, Teams bot, or background serviceAgent Layer: The agent that receives instructions, manages execution, and coordinates responses.Tool/Integration Layer: Function tools, MCP clients, APIs, databases, search services, enterprise systems.
IntroductionAI applications are moving beyond simple chat interfaces and evolving into agentic systems that can reason, use tools, maintain context, and execute multistep workflows. Microsofts Age [+9248 chars]

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