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Multi-Agent Orchestration Workshop

A hands-on workshop that builds .NET multi-agent applications with the Microsoft Agent Framework, Microsoft Foundry, and Aspire, covering sequential, concurrent, handoff, and group-chat orchestration patterns.

Multi-Agent Orchestration Workshop

This is workshop material for building multi-agent .NET applications with the Microsoft Agent Framework, Microsoft Foundry Agent Service, and Aspire for cloud-native orchestration. It walks through four of the framework's five multi-agent orchestration patterns -- sequential, concurrent, handoff, and group chat -- leaving the Magentic manager-agent pattern for a later .NET SDK release.

Each session pairs a written document with a runnable code sample, building toward a Blazor chat frontend backed by an ASP.NET service using the Agent Framework. Prerequisites include an Azure subscription, the .NET 10 SDK, Visual Studio or VS Code with the C# Dev Kit, Docker Desktop, and the GitHub, Azure Developer, Azure, and Aspire CLIs.

The material is translated into several languages beyond English, including Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Chinese.

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