Ever shopped online and felt like the app had no idea who you are? You browse jackets every week, you told the chatbot you hate polyester, and yet it keeps showing you the same generic recommendation...

A practical, engineer-to-engineer guide to taking an AI agent from a developer laptop, into Microsoft Foundry Agent Service, and out to end users inside Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365 — using the ...

The AI bill is higher than expected. Now what?   Finance wants to understand what is driving the cost. Engineering leaders, on the other hand, want to preserve the productivity gains behind the i...

There is a quiet standardization happening underneath the AI agent boom, and it has a name: the Model Context Protocol (MCP). If you build agents, wire tools into Copilot, or ship anything that lets ...

Building a Microsoft Foundry hosted agent has historically meant juggling multiple surfaces — looking up a model deployment in the Foundry portal, wiring toolboxes and skills by hand, copying an endp...

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the open standard for connecting AI models to tools and data. It was first introduced to the world by Anthropic in November 2024, and is now the most widely adopte...

Some of the most valuable work still lives inside a browser: booking a class, pulling a figure off a dashboard, filling in a portal form, gathering research across a dozen tabs. These are exactly the...

If you are shipping AI agents beyond a demo, you have felt the pain: every agent needs the same tools, each with its own authentication, and the tool list keeps growing until your prompt is bloated a...

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is becoming a richer foundation for agent experiences. Though most servers return plain text from their tool calls, MCP servers can also return binary results and pro...