Content by bruno capuano (9)

Bruno Capuano introduces MafClaw, a four-part live series that builds a production-ready AI agent in C# using the Microsoft Agent Framework harness—starting from a minimal IChatClient wrapper and progressively adding tools, planning, safe file access, approvals, memory, skills, code execution, observability, governance, evaluations, and deployment to Microsoft Foundry.

Bruno Capuano shows how to take a minimal Microsoft Agent Framework console app and deploy it as a Foundry Hosted Agent in Azure using one prerelease NuGet package, three lines of C#, and two azd commands—while getting managed identity, session state, observability, and an OpenAI-compatible /responses endpoint.

Bruno Capuano shows how to build a Windows-only C# console app that performs live speech-to-text locally using Foundry Local and a compact Nemotron streaming ASR model, including model lifecycle management (download/cache/load/unload) and real-time interim/final transcription via async streams.

Bruno Capuano and Tommaso Stocchi walk through building distributed multi-agent applications using .NET Aspire and Microsoft Agent Framework (MAF), focusing on how agents coordinate across services and share context in a real demo scenario.

Bruno Capuano gives a practical, opinionated walkthrough of the core building blocks for adding AI features to .NET apps, from the Microsoft.Extensions.AI abstractions to vector data ingestion, MCP tooling with the C# SDK, and wrapping it all up with the Microsoft Agent Framework.

Bruno Capuano shows developers how to upgrade a .NET AI chat app to the Microsoft Agent Framework, achieving better architecture, agent orchestration, and deeper Azure OpenAI integration.

Bruno Capuano showcases how the GitHub Copilot Coding Agent automates unit tests and feature implementation in .NET projects, demonstrating AI-powered development enhancements for practitioners.

Bruno Capuano demonstrates how developers can run GPT-OSS locally using C#, Ollama, and Microsoft.Extensions.AI libraries to create fast, private, offline-capable AI features.

Bruno Capuano demonstrates how to use .NET 10 and local AI models to automatically generate AltText for images using a C# script. The article provides a hands-on example and practical tips.