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Hosted agents in Foundry Agent Service
Part of the scenario: Innovate with Azure AI Apps & Agents - The Developer's Journey
This demonstration showcases the design, deployment, and orchestration of AI-powered hosted agents using the Microsoft Foundry Agent Service. It provides a technical walkthrough on creating and managing agents, integrating tools and APIs, and enabling multi-agent workflows for business use cases such as customer support and loyalty management. The use case highlights secure governance, scalability, and real-time execution, serving as a blueprint for building and managing production-ready AI agents in an enterprise environment. Runs in a live demo tenant with realistic data — you try the real thing, not a slide deck.
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