Creating an Agent with Actions in Azure AI Foundry
Azure AI Foundry is an Azure service where you can create agents using various LLMs (including your own). In this post we will look at how to create an agent in Azure AI Foundry that can call actions. Let’s head to Azure AI Foundry to create our agent. AI Foundry is accessible at https://ai.azure.com, however if you don’t have an AI Foundry resource created you may run into the error … Continue reading Creating an Agent with Actions in Azure AI Foundry
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