THE .NET DEVELOPER'S AI PLAYGROUND

.NET + Foundry.
Better Together.

Build with C#. Explore Microsoft Foundry.
Learn through practical demos.

Join Bruno Capuano and guests for live explorations of new AI capabilities, then keep learning with recordings, runnable code, and step-by-step resources from every episode.

Live on the .NET Channel and Microsoft Reactor. Built for curious .NET developers.

Watch it. Understand it. Build it.

WATCH. REVISIT. EXPERIMENT.

Every episode, everything you need.

One home for the sessions, source code, and resources. Follow along live or learn at your own pace.

EPISODE 01Recording available

.NET + Foundry, Better Together: Decision Models in Action

Explore Microsoft-Decision-1 and the emerging category of decision models, then put decisions to work in .NET 10 and C#. Start with a bounded choice in Foundry, compare decision and generative model approaches, try decisions in review workflows, and finish by watching a model choose actions in games.

Microsoft-Decision-1Decision modelsC#OllamaDecision games

10 runnable demos and their setup guides, plus guest labs

EPISODE 02Recording not yet available

.NET + Foundry, Better together

Build a C# support-routing agent with Microsoft Agent Framework that calls a decision model in Microsoft Foundry, then deploy it as a Foundry Hosted Agent. Jose Luis Latorre joins as co-speaker for a Foundry-focused discussion of Foundry Memory Stores, custom AgentMemory, AgentEval, and hybrid evaluation.

C#Microsoft Agent FrameworkMicrosoft-Decision-1Foundry Hosted AgentsAzure RBACFoundry Memory StoresAgentMemoryAgentEval

1 runnable demo and its setup guide, plus guest labs

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LESS SCROLLING. MORE BUILDING.

Pick a starting point.

Small examples first. Bigger experiments when you're ready. Every demo has its own setup and run instructions.

LEARNING IS BETTER TOGETHER

Bring your curiosity.
Leave with something to build.

Watch live on either channel, register for the next session, or help make the examples better on GitHub.