5 Commits

  • Python: docs: Update Python orchestration documentation (#2087)
    * docs: Update Python orchestration documentation
    
    Remove outdated 'coming soon' statements for GroupChat, Sequential,
    and Concurrent orchestrations in core package README and transparency FAQ.
    
    Add links to existing samples in python/samples/getting_started/workflows/orchestration/.
    
    Note: python/README.md was already updated in PR #1914 (2499262f).
    
    Fixes documentation inconsistency found in Issue #1899.
    
    * Address review feedback: make TRANSPARENCY_FAQ language-neutral
    
    Remove Python-specific sample links from TRANSPARENCY_FAQ.md as it should
    pertain to all MAF languages (Python and .NET), not strictly Python.
    
    The python/packages/core/README.md retains the specific sample links as
    that is Python-specific documentation.
    
    * Update Learn documentation link in README
    
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    Co-authored-by: kishikawa-hayato <84244732+HerBest-max@users.noreply.github.com>
    Co-authored-by: Victor Dibia <chuvidi2003@gmail.com>
  • .NET: Upgrade to .NET 10 (#2128)
    * Upgrade to .NET 10
    
    - Require .NET 10 SDK
    - Include net10.0 assets in all assemblies
    - Move net9.0-only targets to net10.0
    - Update LangVersion to latest
    - Remove complicated distinctions between debug target TFMs and release target TFMs
    - Remove unnecessary package dependencies when built into netcoreapp
    - Clean up some ifdefs
    - Clean up some analyzer warnings
    
    * Fix CI
  • docs: Update References to Agent2Agent protocol to use correct terminology (#1162)
    Should be `Agent2Agent Protocol` not `Agent-to-Agent` unless talking about general agent to agent communication
    
    Co-authored-by: Eric Zhu <ekzhu@users.noreply.github.com>
  • added language and updated docs (#1129)
    * added language and update docs
    
    * Fix header formatting in TRANSPARENCY_FAQ.md
    
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    Co-authored-by: Eric Zhu <ekzhu@users.noreply.github.com>
  • Add transparency FAQ documentation (#976)
    This document provides comprehensive transparency information about Microsoft Agent Framework, including intended uses, limitations, evaluation methods, and responsible development practices.