microsoft-agent-framework

To migrate from Semantic Kernel to the Microsoft Agent Framework, you apply current migration notes that align your project with modern patterns. This ensures your codebase transitions smoothly while following official references and recommended practices.

The best way to start with Microsoft Agent Framework in Python is to provide your repository for analysis. You receive language-specific workflows, authoritative references, and best practices tailored to the Python ecosystem.

Yes, the Microsoft Agent Framework supports both .NET and Python projects. It delivers language-specific recommendations and workflows based on repository contents to ensure alignment with official documentation.

Yes, you can align AutoGen patterns by using the provided migration guidance. The framework helps transition existing AutoGen implementations to modern patterns using official references and samples.

You need migration guidance to ensure your Semantic Kernel and AutoGen projects align with modern patterns and official documentation. It provides language-specific recommendations and best practices to prevent architectural misalignment.

Without official references, migrating to the Microsoft Agent Framework risks misalignment with current best practices and language-specific requirements. Using authoritative sources and samples ensures your .NET or Python project follows correct modern patterns.