Artificial Intelligence (AI) is more than OpenAI or Anthropic who have created some very awesome LLMs that can do amazing things, especially with Natural Language Processing (NLP). AI can also extract information from documents, convert text-to-speech and speech-to-text, provide metadata and summaries of images and videos, of course AI Agents. All of the AI capabilities […]
Read More →The Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol is a method for utilizing AI Agents which are not cohosted together. For example, you have AI Agent X located at an HTTPS address #1 and AI Agent Y hosted at HTTPS address #2 and AI Agent Z that runs from a Chat and needs to utilize X and Y. This […]
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The Microsoft Agent Framework is an open-sourced SDK which combines the Semantic Kernel and AutoGen into a single, highly innovative set of AI capabilities into a single library. AI features like: Unified model connectivity and chat clients for OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, and other leading LLM providers. Multi-agent orchestration, allowing specialized AI agents to […]
Read More →You may have noticed that in my previous articles I used Azure AI Projects client library for Python – version 2.5.0 library. Those articles illustrate how to build AI Agents, MCP Tools, and infer instructions using an LLM. Integrate custom tools into an AI Agent Integrate MCP Tools with AI Agents – Remote MCP server […]
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I have built a Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) solution using the Azure AI Search SDK and Azure OpenAI SDK. There is a lot to know about not only coding, configuring, and managing those components, but how they must be tuned, fed, and optimized are aspects which we are still in a state of learning and […]
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I recently wrote this article Integrate custom tools into an AI Agent which illustrates how to configure tools and an AI Agent to call those tools. In that article there was no Model Context Protocol (MCP) capability utilized. MCP provides the following benefits when compared to integrating custom tools directly from code. Dynamic tool discovery […]
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I recently wrote this article Integrate custom tools into an AI Agent which illustrates how to configure tools and an AI Agent to call those tools. In that article there was no Model Context Protocol (MCP) capability utilized. MCP provides the following benefits when compared to integrating custom tools directly from code. Dynamic tool discovery […]
Read More →Before learning what I discovered while integrating tools into an AI Agent, I was a bit perplexed regarding how the LLM was able to determine which tool to use and even which tools are available for use. Well, how it works is not a mystery, it is clearly described in the code. In this post […]
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As of writing this article the Azure SRE Agent is in preview release. After provisioning an Azure SRE Agent a common activity is to configure the Agent to monitor and act upon an alert. The Azure SRE Agent currently supports 3 incident platforms: Azure Monitor, PagerDuty, and ServiceNow, as shown in Figure 1. Figure 1, […]
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A very critical part of implementing a Generative AI solution that utilizes Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) like Microsoft Copilot is the discovery of the most relevant grounding documents. These most relevant grounding documents are then passed to the LLM for use in generating the NLP response. For example, if you want to find out how […]
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