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Scaling the Claw: Skills, Shell, CodeAct and Background Agents
Four additions make the agent genuinely useful. Skills package domain knowledge such as valuation and risk scoring into files it discovers and loads only when a request calls for them, including skills managed centrally in Foundry that update with no redeploy. Shell access lets it reorganise a messy folder of trade confirmations, confined to one working directory. CodeAct gives it a sandbox where it writes and runs code to work out an answer rather than guessing at the arithmetic. Background agents let it research several tickers at once and pull the results back together.
Web Intelligence for AI Applications with Web IQ
Learn how to bring web intelligence into your agents with Web IQ. In this session, we'll explore how agents can access and reason over current information from across the web, helping them stay informed on news, events, trends, and publicly available knowledge. You'll learn how to combine web intelligence with other sources of context to build agents that deliver more relevant, informed, and context-aware responses.
Model Mondays - Spotlight On Fine-Tuned Models
Fine-tuning adapts a model to the language, examples, and behaviors of a specific task, helping developers improve quality, reduce prompt complexity, and right-size performance and cost. Join us as we explore the latest fine-tuning capabilities in Microsoft Foundry and see how customized models can strengthen specialized AI agent experiences.
dbt job in Fabric: GA ready
The session will focus on the General Availability of dbt Job in Microsoft Fabric and will cover: What's new in dbt Job, including key capabilities and enhancements available as part of the GA release. A look at the product roadmap and future investments to help customers understand what's coming next. Customer success stories and lessons learned from organizations running dbt Job in production on Fabric today.
Production Ready: Observability, Governance and Deployment
The last episode covers what you need before any of this runs somewhere real. OpenTelemetry traces and logs show exactly what the agent did on each turn. Purview handles governance and data protection. Evaluation gives us a way to tell whether quality holds as the SDK keeps moving. Then we deploy to Foundry Hosted Agents so the thing runs as a service instead of a console app. We close by walking through the full refresh-prompt workflow as a maintenance pattern worth stealing.
Building APIs Faster with Agentic Development and Azure Cosmos DB
From REST endpoints to serverless APIs, coding agents can dramatically speed up backend development. This session demonstrates how to use an agent to scaffold APIs, integrate Azure Cosmos DB SDKs, implement CRUD operations, and refine the architecture for real-world use.
Model Mondays - Spotlight on Mistral models
Mistral models offer developers a versatile family of models for reasoning, coding, multilingual, and multimodal workloads, with options suited to different requirements for capability, speed, and efficiency. Join us as we explore the Mistral family in Microsoft Foundry and see how these models can support practical agent workflows.
Copilot Dev Camp Summit – Fall Edition 2026
Copilot Dev Camp Summit – Fall Edition 2026 is a global, community-driven event designed for developers and makers to explore the latest innovations in Microsoft 365 Copilot and extensibility. Join us for a curated set of sessions, live demos, and real-world insights covering topics such as declarative agents, custom engines, and integration patterns—alongside inspiring stories from the community. Whether you're building your first Copilot experience or scaling advanced scenarios, the Summit offers practical guidance, hands-on learning, and opportunities to connect with experts and peers worldwide.
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CoreStory: Building with AI in Systems You Don’t Fully Understand
Most organizations aren't building on greenfield applications. They're building on decades of accumulated code, integrations, and undocumented business logic. As AI becomes a core part of software delivery, teams face a new challenge: how do humans and AI agents work effectively in systems nobody fully understands? This session explores the hidden costs of system ambiguity, compares common approaches to understanding legacy environments, and discusses how organizations can create a persistent intelligence layer with CoreStory that enables safer modernization, faster onboarding, and more confident AI-assisted development.
What Is Microsoft Foundry Toolkit for VS Code? What’s New and How to Get Started
Explore the Microsoft Foundry Toolkit for VS Code and how it streamlines the development lifecycle for Microsoft Foundry hosted agents. Learn what the toolkit adds to your VS Code workflow, from agent scaffolding and model configuration to local debugging with Agent Inspector and deployment to Microsoft Foundry Agent Service. In addition, see the latest capabilities and experience improvements. Learnings: What Microsoft Foundry Toolkit for VS Code is and how it works. What’s new in the VS Code agent-development experience How to scaffold, configure, and run hosted agents locally.
Model Mondays - Spotlight On Model router in Microsoft Foundry
AI agents rarely rely on a single model to solve every task. In this episode of Model Mondays, we'll explore how model router helps developers apply a hill-climbing approach to agent development by continuously finding better models for different steps in a workflow. Learn how to evaluate models, compare performance across providers and model families, and dynamically route requests to the model best suited for each task. Through discussions and demos, we'll show how model router helps agents improve quality, efficiency, and cost by treating model selection as an ongoing optimization process rather than a one-time decision.
Building Serverless Knowledge Bases with Foundry IQ
Learn how to build and scale knowledge bases without managing the underlying infrastructure. In this session, we'll explore how Foundry IQ simplifies ingestion, indexing, and retrieval through a serverless experience designed for agent development. You'll see how to quickly ground agents in enterprise knowledge and accelerate development while reducing operational overhead.
Model Mondays - Cohere for Agentic AI: Models, Demos, and the Path to Optimized Agent
Join us for a hands-on tour of Cohere's model family and how each piece fits into building optimized agentic experiences. We'll cover Command A for reasoning and native tool-use, Embed 4 for multimodal retrieval, and Rerank for precision search, then show how they combine in real agent workflows. Live demos throughout will show each model in action and how to pair them for production-ready agents.
Let the Agent Write It—But Can It Scale?
AI coding agents can generate working code quickly, but working code isn't always production-ready code. This session focuses on reviewing agent-generated Azure Cosmos DB code for scalability, RU efficiency, indexing strategy, and long-term maintainability.
Model Mondays - Spotlight on Microsoft AI Models
At Microsoft Build, we announced a family of seven new models developed in-house at Microsoft AI. These models form a new multimodal ecosystem designed to work across a variety of real-world tasks - with models to support image, voice, transcription, coding, and reasoning. Join us as we talk to the Microsoft AI models team about what's new in the MAI family, how this works under the hood, and what we can do to use them more effectively for building AI agents.
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