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Agent Skills for .NET Is Stable, and That Changes Enterprise Agent Architecture
With Agent Skills for .NET now stable, teams can package domain expertise as governed, reusable units instead of overloading monolithic prompts.
Deep Agents + Cosmos DB Show a Practical Pattern for Working Against Live Operational Data
The Deep Agents sample with Azure Cosmos DB is interesting because it shows an agent working directly on operational data, planning across multiple steps, verifying writes, and staying grounded in the same store the business already uses.
Aspire + Agent Framework Is Starting to Look Like the Real Multi-Agent Stack
The new AlpineAI sample shows what happens when Aspire and Microsoft Agent Framework are used for a real distributed multi-agent system. The important part is not the ski demo. It is the architecture pattern behind it.
Why the Layered Design of Microsoft Agent Framework Actually Matters
The new layered SDK explanation for Microsoft Agent Framework is more than architecture talk. It shows how Microsoft wants developers to move from simple loops to production-grade orchestration without throwing everything away.
Frameworks Only Matter When They Actually Force Better Decisions
A new Git-Ape write-up makes a useful point: architecture and governance frameworks only matter when they become delivery controls instead of passive reference material.
SDD Conference 2026
A 5-day software development conference at the Barbican Centre in London with 78 sessions and 14 workshops covering architecture, .NET, AI, Azure, DevOps, and more.
Building an AI-Powered Conference App with .NET's Composable Stack
Microsoft built ConferencePulse — a live conference Blazor app — by composing Microsoft.Extensions.AI, DataIngestion, VectorData, MCP, and Agent Framework together. Here's how the pieces fit.
Where Does Your Agent Remember Things? A Practical Guide to Chat History Storage
Service-managed or client-managed? Linear or forking? The architectural decision that shapes what your AI agent can actually do — with code examples in C# and Python.