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Introducing the dotnet/skills repository and how .NET agent skills can improve coding agent workflows.

March 9, 2026

Extend your coding agent with .NET Skills

Tim Heuer

Discover what’s new in the v1.0 release of the official MCP C# SDK, including enhanced authorization, richer metadata, and powerful patterns for tool calling and long-running requests.

March 5, 2026

Release v1.0 of the official MCP C# SDK

Mike Kistler

Discover how Microsoft.Extensions.VectorData brings unified vector database access to .NET - one interface for semantic search across any vector store with built-in support for embeddings, filtering, and RAG patterns.

February 26, 2026

Vector Data in .NET - Building Blocks for AI Part 2

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Demystifying Workflows with Microsoft Agent Framework

Demystifying Workflows with Microsoft Agent Framework is about taking back control of orchestration by understanding and using the low-level building blocks, not just the high-level patterns. At the core of this session is custom orchestration built from executors and edges: type-safe processing nodes connected in a directed graph that explicitly controls how data and decisions flow through our system. High-level patterns like sequential, concurrent, group chat, handoffs, and magnetic orchestration are presented as composable shortcuts on top of this graph, not as the only way to design workflows. By the end, we'll see that we are not forced to choose between “magic” high-level orchestration and brittle custom flows. Instead, we'll learn how to use high-level patterns for speed, and drop down to executors and edges when we need custom routing, domain-specific logic, or hybrid workflows that mix sequential, concurrent, group chat, and handoff behaviors in one coherent system.

.NET MAUI Community Standup: .NET MAUI DemoFest

Jon Dick and Allan Ritchie show off how they brought .NET MAUI to additional platforms, and how they are using AI to accelerate their development.

On .NET Live | dotnet run cake.cs 🍰

Today, Mattias show us how to use modern .NET and Cake.Sdk to write DevOps definitions as file-based C# apps, with full IDE and debugging support, Cake APIs, and a clean alternative to traditional build scripts, available wherever .NET can run. Cross platforms, services and environments.

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