OpenAI for .NET Developers Articles, Tutorials & News
OpenAI for .NET Developers articles, tutorials, and news from the DotNetNews archive.
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OpenAI for .NET Developers articles, tutorials, and news from the DotNetNews archive.
OpenAI for .NET Developers articles
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Creating .NET apps takes forever - then we tried AI
roundthecode.com Issue #472
We gave Claude a vague prompt to build a .NET app - it struggled. Then we added technical documents. The results were dramatically better. Here's what we learned. The page Creating .NET apps takes for...
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Announcing Agent Governance Toolkit MCP Extensions for .NET
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #471
Announcing a Public Preview .NET package that adds policy enforcement, startup tool scanning, fallback governance, and response sanitization to MCP servers with a single builder extension. The post An...
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AI Building Blocks for .NET: Add intelligence to your C# Apps
youtube.com Issue #471
A practical, opinionated guide to building intelligent apps in .NET ⌚ Chapters: 00:00 Welcome and Intro 00:28 What we're talking about today 02:58 Today's building blocks 03:40 Foundations: Microsoft....
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.NET 11 in depth: Runtime, libraries, and SDK for the AI era
youtube.com Issue #471
Join Chet and Rich for a tour of how the .NET Runtime, libraries, and tooling are improving for .NET 11. You'll learn about investments in Native AOT, support for AI agents of all kinds, foundational ...
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Implementing Long-Term Memory in Enterprise AI Agents Using C#
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #471
Learn how to implement long-term memory in enterprise AI agents using C#, vector databases, embeddings, and memory retrieval patterns to build intelligent and personalized AI solutions.
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Multi-agent patterns in VS Code you won't learn from docs | BRK201
youtube.com Issue #471
Building with one agent is familiar. Orchestrating a fleet of them in parallel across local, background, and cloud surfaces is where it gets real. You'll see the decisions that matter, how to decompos...
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Multi-Agent Frameworks for .NET — A Practical Guide
medium.com Issue #469
If you’ve spent any time building with LLMs, you’ve probably hit the wall: a single prompt only gets you so far. Stuff too much into one…
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Agent Governance Toolkit for .NET:
medium.com Issue #469
A few months ago, most conversations around AI agents focused on one thing:
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To Prompt or NOT to Prompt #vscode #prompt #customization
youtube.com Issue #469
Are AI Agents Conscious?
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Architecting for Zero Trust & Fiscal Sanity: Securing and Caching .NET 8 AI Agents on AWS
naved-shaikh.medium.com Issue #466
Picture this: You’ve successfully migrated your legacy enterprise applications into a modern microservices architecture running on AWS EKS…
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AWS Bedrock with .NET: Guardrails for Safe AI Applications
medium.com Issue #465
The Problem: An AI With No Boundaries
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How to Split a Document into Sub-Documents in C# Using AI
cloudmersive.medium.com Issue #465
Batch-scanned files present some issues in document processing pipelines. A single file can contain dozens of separate forms, ID cards, or…
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Stop prompt injection from hijacking your agent, new security capabilities now released within Agent Framework
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #465
Prompt injection is the #1 risk on the OWASP LLM Top 10, and most agents in production today defend against it with one of two heuristics: a defensive system prompt, or a hand-rolled allowlist. Neithe...
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How to Extract Tables from Documents in C# Using AI
cloudmersive.medium.com Issue #465
It can be really painful to extract tabular data buried inside PDFs, spreadsheets, and scanned files A lot of naive parsing approaches…
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Why .NET AI Gateways Melt Down on 429s: The Retry Storm Nobody Plans For
medium.com Issue #465
The easiest way to make a healthy AI feature look broken is to wrap it in a naive retry policy.
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Agent Skills for Python: File, Code, and Class - Composed in One Provider
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #464
Python developers working with Agent Skills can now author skills as files on disk, as inline Python code, or as reusable classes - and mix them freely through composable source classes that handle di...
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Skills in Claude Code - Reusable Prompts and Workflows
codewithmukesh.com Issue #464
Build reusable skills in Claude Code with SKILL.md to automate .NET workflows. Complete frontmatter reference, arguments, subagent delegation, and 5 design patterns from 47 production skills.
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Building a RAG store with Entity Framework
medium.com Issue #464
On its own, an LLM doesn’t know everything, especially if you want to use it inside your own proprietary business system. It couldn’t have…
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We Built an AI Agent Platform on .NET. Then Microsoft Shipped Agent Framework 1.0.
medium.com Issue #463
Six architecture mistakes from building an internal agent platform on Semantic Kernel — and the handful of decisions that meant the ground…
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How to run evals for the model router
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #463
One endpoint. Smarter spend. Model router in Foundry Models picks the optimal LLM for every prompt in real time based on signals like complexity, reasoning, and task type. Now with access to 28 fronti...
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We built an AI tool for .NET/C# developers in 2 days
roundthecode.com Issue #463
We built an AI tool for .NET and C# developers in just 2 days using Claude's API. Here's how we did it, the prompts we used, and how you can try it now. The page We built an AI tool for .NET/C# develo...
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Agent-First Development Workflows in VS Code with Brigit Murtaugh
youtube.com Issue #462
Durable Workflows in Microsoft Agent Framework: Why Real AI Systems Need More Than Just…
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Announcing Agent Governance Toolkit MCP Extensions for .NET
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #462
Announcing a Public Preview .NET package that adds policy enforcement, startup tool scanning, fallback governance, and response sanitization to MCP servers with a single builder extension. The post A...
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Creating a Simple MCP Server in .NET
pmichaels.net Issue #459
In my previous post, I covered how to interact with a local LLM from .NET using LM Studio. In this post, I’m going to take that a little…