Not sure what happened to my previous post. I've created 30+ blog posts on Microsoft Agent Framework here: jesseliberty.com The application is a multi-agent blog post generator, written initially in Python with LangChain and then ported to C# and then reworked with the Microsoft Agent Framework.

RAG with Microsoft's Bruno Capuano youtu.be/NjUvo3A9Ab0?si=hoWc… via @YouTube

53 (and counting) blog posts on Agentics with most on Microsoft Agent Framework and Github's Spec Kit jesseliberty.com

Agent Skills 101 jesseliberty.com/2026/09/10/…

42 posts on Agentics, and counting: jesseliberty.com

Deploying a Microsoft Agent Framework application to Foundry jesseliberty.com/2026/08/25/…

Agent Memory for .NET -- an overview jesseliberty.com/2026/08/20/…

Microsoft Agent Framework and Foundry jesseliberty.com/2026/08/13/…

Configuration Management in Microsoft Agent Framework jesseliberty.com/2026/08/11/…

Brilliant article on Architecture Decision Records: rodrigojuarez.hashnode.dev/a…

I have created a series of blog posts for those interested in learning AI and the Microsoft agent framework. I begin my application development of a blog writing application, multi-agent with Langchain and LangGraph in Python. I then migrated to C# and from there I integrated into Microsoft agent framework. At the moment I have over 30 blog posts related to this, and more on the way. The table of contents for this is at jessiberty.com You can send your opinions, corrections, and comments here or to [email protected] Thank you, Jesse Liberty. Author. Microsoft MVP

I've been asked about a good course on AI specifically for non-Microsoft Python programming Johns Hopkins University offers a Certificate in Agentics, which is a serious and extensive program lasting 16 weeks, and requiring, among other things, 3 significant projects. The program consists of pre-recorded lectures by faculty, and mandatory weekly in-person meetings in small groups with "industry experts." The code is in Python using LangChain, etc. Johns Hopkins University has a reputation to maintain and you can see that in the high quality of the offering. This is a serious program, requiring 1- 2 hours of work per day to get the most out of it. The projects are challenging, and by the end, you have a solid understanding of Agentics (though in some ways you are just beginning your journey as AI in general and Agentics in particular are rapidly evolving). Most importantly, the faculty updates the course regularly, keeping it current, and do a tremendous job of presenting the material. highly recommended

Long term memory in Microsoft Agent Framework jesseliberty.com/2026/08/05/…

LangChain vs. Microsoft Agent Framework jesseliberty.com/2026/08/01/…

Here is the table of contents for the first 20 blog posts about building an AI agent applicatioin. jesseliberty.com/2026/07/30/…

Logging and OpenTelemetry in Microsoft Agent Framework jesseliberty.com/2026/07/21/…

Posted: Understanding the differences between CoPilot, CoPilot Studio, GitHub Copilot Application and Microsoft 365 Copilot. jesseliberty.com/2026/07/20/…

Transparency in Agentics: jesseliberty.com/2026/07/07/…