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Azure AI Foundry Extension for Visual Studio Code is Available in Preview
Learn how to use Azure AI Foundry capabilities directly in VS Code with the Azure AI Foundry extension for Visual Studio Code, now available in public preview. Deploy Large Language Models, develop AI applications, and configure agents seamlessly within your favorite VS Code setup.
Unlocking the Power of Agentic Applications: New Evaluation Metrics for Quality and Safety
New evaluation metrics in Azure AI Foundry help developers assess the quality and safety of agentic applications. These metrics enhance AI red teaming capabilities, enabling automated risk and safety evaluations through streamlined campaigns and regular assessments.
Introducing AI Red Teaming Agent: Accelerate Your Trustworthy AI Journey with Azure AI Foundry
AI Red Teaming Agent, integrated into Azure AI Foundry, enhances the safety and security of generative AI systems by providing automated scans, evaluating probing success, and generating detailed scorecards to guide risk management strategies.
Building AI Applications with Memory: Mem0 and Azure AI Integration
Learn how to integrate Mem0 with Azure AI Search and Azure OpenAI to create AI applications with persistent memory capabilities across conversations.
Introducing Model Context Protocol (MCP) in Azure AI Foundry: Create an MCP Server with Azure AI Agent Service
Learn how to integrate Azure AI Foundry's Agent Service with Claude Desktop using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for powerful integration for MCP clients.
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