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Building Multi-Agent Workflows in .NET with AgentFactory and Handoff
🎥 Video coming soon!I’m preparing a short walkthrough video where I’ll run this sample live, explain the design decisions, and show how everything fits together step by step. But hey, it’s christmas time, so I’m taking this easy 😉 When building AI-powered applications, the moment you move beyond a single “chatbot”, things get interesting very — read more
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Microsoft AI in 2025: My Top 60 Announcements (Chronological) 📅
⚠️ This post was curated manually based on public announcements, blog posts, and official Microsoft communications from 2025. While I carefully reviewed the content, dates, and URLs, this article was assisted by AI tooling — and, well, AI is still AI 🤖. There may be occasional inaccuracies, outdated links, or missing context. If you spot — read more
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🎙️ No Tiene Nombre: robots parados, autores calientes y la IA que se viene en 2025 (NTN 455–456)
En los episodios NTN 455 y 456 hablamos de dos caras muy distintas (pero conectadas) del mismo fenómeno:la fricción entre IA, negocio, creatividad y el futuro inmediato. 🤖🔥 NTN 455 – Robots parados, autores furiosos y profes alertas Este episodio arranca con una imagen potente: robots que dejan de funcionar, no porque la IA sea — read more
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You Don’t Need AI Everywhere (And That’s a Good Thing)
End-of-year reflection noteAs the year wraps up and we all start thinking about what we built, what worked, and what didn’t, I’ve been reflecting on something I’ve seen a lot lately: AI being added everywhere… sometimes without a real reason. AI is powerful. I use it daily. But that doesn’t mean it should be the — read more
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🎙️ No Tiene Nombre desnuda la IA y la robótica (NTN 450–454)
Buenas! En esta tanda de episodios de No Tiene Nombre, hablamos de IA agente, cómo la usamos realmente, el salto de GPT-5.2 con Disney, la fragmentación de asistentes inteligentes y hasta la historia de Roomba desde el MIT hasta su caída económica. 🔥 NTN 450 – IA Agente o Nada: Los gigantes se ponen serios — read more
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🤖 Local AI Power: Vision and Function Calling with Microsoft Agent Framework and Ollama
Hola friends! One of the questions I get most often lately is: “Bruno, can I run a full-featured agent locally without sending everything to the cloud?” The answer is a resounding YES. 🚀 Today, I want to show you how to use the new Microsoft Agent Framework to build a local agent that doesn’t just — read more
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What Building AI Agents in .NET Taught Me in 2025
Hi! In 2025, I built more AI agents in .NET than I expected. Some were demos.Some were prototypes.Some (few) actually made it to production. And while models kept getting better every month, the hardest problems I ran into had very little to do with AI itself. They were engineering problems. Here are a few lessons — read more
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⚙️ NVIDIA rompe el simulador, Bun se casa con Claude y robo en xAI — lo último en NO TIENE NOMBRE 🎧
Buenas, buenas 👋 Si te perdiste los últimos episodios de NO TIENE NOMBRE, acá va el resumen para ponerte al día mientras tomás mate, café o lo que te mantenga funcional. En esta tanda tenemos de todo: IA física, compras millonarias, burbuja de robots, ataques a npm + Maven y hasta un quilombo legal entre — read more
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Claude in Azure with .NET – Anthropic Claude + Microsoft Extensions.AI (MEAI) 💥
Hi👋Great news for .NET developers: Anthropic’s Claude models (Claude Sonnet 4.5, Haiku 4.5, Opus 4.1) are now available in Microsoft Foundry (public preview anthropic.com). This makes Azure the only cloud platform providing access to both OpenAI’s GPT and Anthropic’s Claude frontier models side-by-side (azure.microsoft.com). In practical terms, you can deploy a Claude model to your — read more
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Introducing the Microsoft Agent Framework – A Dev-Friendly Recap
Hi there! 👋 If you’ve been keeping an eye on the AI developer world, you might have heard about the Microsoft Agent Framework. This is a brand-new (as of late 2025) open-source SDK and runtime from Microsoft that makes it much easier to build and orchestrate AI agents – including scenarios with multiple agents working — read more
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💭Claude in Azure, the .NET Way: elbruno.Extensions.AI.Claude v0.1.0-preview.2
elbruno.Extensions.AI.Claude just landed on NuGet with dual authentication support, polished samples, and drop-in compatibility with Microsoft.Extensions.AI. Here’s a fast tour so you can start shipping Azure+Claude powered experiences immediately. Highlights Install Once Sample 1 Default Azure Credentials Keep secrets in Azure and let DefaultAzureCredential figure out the right token. Minimal config: Sample 2 API Key Mode Need to run — read more
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Using Claude Models in Microsoft Foundry with Microsoft.Extensions.AI (temp fix 😏)
Hi! This post demonstrates how to use Anthropic’s Claude models deployed in Microsoft Foundry with the Microsoft.Extensions.AI (MEAI) framework. Since official SDK support for Claude models in MEAI is not yet available, this sample shows a practical approach to bridge the gap between OpenAI’s API format (used by MEAI) and Claude’s native Anthropic API format. — read more
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🚀 AG-UI + Agent Framework + .NET + Aspire: Web-Enabling Your Intelligent Agents (Blog + Demo + Code!)
📺 VIDEO COMING SOON — stay tuned!(I’ll embed the YouTube player here as soon as the video goes live.) Hola friends! Bruno here 🙋♂️ — Cloud Advocate at Microsoft, lover of .NET, AI, Blazor, and the occasional dog-walk debugging session with ACE 🐶. Today we’re diving into something very cool for .NET AI developers:👉 How — read more
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🧠 IA con conciencia y ChatGPT con publicidad — lo mejor de la semana en NO TIENE NOMBRE 🎙️
Esta semana en NO TIENE NOMBRE nos metimos en dos temas que lo cambiaron todo: uno filosófico (¿puede la IA tener conciencia?) y otro puramente capitalista (¿puede ChatGPT venderte un shampoo mientras te escribe código?). 🧬 Episodio 439 – Hinton y la IA con conciencia El “padrino de la inteligencia artificial”, Geoffrey Hinton, vuelve a — read more
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🚀 Supercharging .NET Apps with DevUI and the New Microsoft Agent Framework
Hi! If you’re building intelligent applications in .NET, the new Microsoft Agent Framework opens the door to agent-based architectures, message-driven reasoning, and multi-agent collaboration. But one of the most powerful pieces of the ecosystem is DevUI—a visual debugging and tracing experience to see your agents think. In my latest video, I break down how DevUI — read more
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☁️ Gigantes en guerra y satélites con cerebro — lo mejor de la semana en NO TIENE NOMBRE 🚀
Buenas, si pensabas que la batalla por la IA se había calmado, ¡agarrate! 😅Esta semana en NO TIENE NOMBRE hablamos de alianzas extrañas, estrategias en la nube y una IA que literalmente… se fue al espacio. 🏢 Episodio 437 – OpenAI, Microsoft y AWS: ¿amigos o enemigos? Cuando tres titanes del mundo tech comparten la — read more
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🧠 Build an Agent Chat that Remembers — Persisting Conversations with Microsoft Agent Framework
Hi! Have you ever built a chat app where your AI completely forgets what you said five seconds ago? 😅That’s where persisted threads come in. In this post, we’ll explore how the new Microsoft Agent Framework for .NET lets you create agents that remember — across multiple interactions, sessions, or even app restarts. And yes, — read more
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🎃 IAs que piensan, que escriben enciclopedias y que se poseen — lo último en NO TIENE NOMBRE 💀
Buenas, esta semana fue una montaña rusa de temas tech: desde reflexiones profundas sobre el futuro de la inteligencia artificial, hasta una enciclopedia hecha por Elon Musk (sí, de verdad) y un especial de Halloween con más sustos digitales que en Black Mirror. 🧠 Episodio 434 – La IA no piensa (por ahora) ¿La IA — read more
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AgentCon Lima — Resumen y cobertura del evento
El sábado 8 de noviembre de 2025 se realiza AgentCon Lima, parte del AI Agents World Tour dirigido a desarrolladores que construyen agentes de IA; el encuentro tendrá lugar en la Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas en Lima, y promete charlas, talleres técnicos, demos y networking orientado a implementación y código real. Qué esperar del — read more
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🧠 Never Lose Your AI Agent’s Train of Thought: Background Responses in .NET
Hi! Picture this: You’re building an AI-powered application. Your agent starts generating a detailed response—maybe a research summary, a long-form article, or complex code. Then… the network hiccups. Or the user closes their laptop. Or maybe they just need to ask a quick follow-up question before the agent finishes. In most scenarios, you’re toast. The — read more
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