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About microsoft-foundry

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microsoft-foundry

End-to-end deployment, evaluation

Microsoft Foundry is an agent skill from Microsoft's azure-skills collection that helps an AI coding agent work with Microsoft Foundry resources. It covers finding and deploying models, the full development lifecycle of an AI agent, evaluation workflows, and troubleshooting. For agents, the lifecycle runs from creating an agent from starter samples, through containerizing it and pushing the image to Azure Container Registry, to deploying it as a hosted or prompt agent and invoking it. It also covers batch evaluation of an agent and prompt optimization. The skill starts with a dependency check and setup script that installs only the tools that are missing before any other step runs. It is listed on skills.sh and is aimed at developers who build on Microsoft Foundry and want the agent to handle the routine steps for them.

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Price
Free
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microsoft
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/microsoft/azure-skills/microsoft-foundry