We shouldn't be shipping any more dependencies on this package, as it's becoming legacy, replaced by System.Linq.AsyncEnumerable.
We'll eventually want to replace it with System.Linq.AsyncEnumerable in all tests/samples, too, but that's hard to do until SK updates to use S.L.AsyncEnumerable once its 10.0.0 version is released. I did remove the package reference from tests/samples where it's not needed.
* Use copilot to improve XML docs for M.Agents.AI{.Abstractions}
Asked copilot to help improve some of the docs, then I reviewed them.
I also cleaned up a few things along the way, like a couple of extension method types that should be combined.
* Update dotnet/src/Microsoft.Agents.AI.Abstractions/InMemoryChatMessageStore.cs
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* Update M.A.AI.OpenAI implementations
- There was only a ChatClient-based agent. Add a Responses one, too.
- Fix the public extension methods to create OpenAI types even when not backed by the right OpenAI client.
- Add reusable AgentRunResponse{Update} to ChatResponse{Update} conversion routines that are then used by the OpenAI agents and elsewhere
* Address feedback
* Adding more test for workflow vizualization.
* Improving README for sample.
* More cleanup.
* Removing rendering of workflow visualization and adding basic support for mermaid format.
* Adding basic mermaid tests.
* Improving sample. Switching to another branch.
* About to merge from main.
* Formatting.
* More fromatting.
* Removng uneeded call to ToUpper.
* Adding README.
* Moving samples under workflow to workflows.
* Removing uneeded README for map-reduce sample.
* Update OpenTelemetryAgent to latest spec
It was stale. Rather than try to keep it up-to-date manually, I've changed it to piggy back on OpenTelemetryChatClient, so that it inherits everything OpenTelemetryChatClient does and then augments it just with agent-specific tags.
* Address feedback / merge
* Make serialize methods sync and rename one to match others.
* Remove unnecessary async postfixes.
* Remove nullability of ChatMessageStore.Serialize return type, since the default JsonElement already represents an undefined json element.
* Fix unit test
* Disallow execution of multiple workflows at once
* Define notion of executor Reset() to allow reuse of workflows with shared executor instances
* Switch to delivering all messages to a single executor sequentially, with executors running in parallel
* Rename AI Agent packages to use Microsoft.Agents.AI
* Fix for build
* Fix formatting
* Fix formatting
* Ignore in VSTHRD200 in migration samples
* Ignore in VSTHRD200 in migration samples
* Add some missing projects and run format
* Fix build errors
* Address code review feedback
* Fix merge issues
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* feat: Make Executor id field mandatory
When checkpointing is involved, it is critical to keep executor ids consistent between runs, even when recreating a new object tree for the workflow.
The default id-setting mechanism generated a guid for part of the id, making it not work when restoring from a checkpoint.
This change prevents this situation from arising.
* feat: Enable running untyped Workflows
With the change to enable delay-instantiation of executors and support for async Executor factory methods, we must instantiate the starting executor to know what are the valid input types for the workflow.
To avoid forcing instantiation every time, and to better support workflows with multiple input types, we enable support for build and interacting with the base Workflow type without type annotations, and remove the requirement to know a valid input type when initiating a run.
* feat: Support Output from any executor and multiple outputs.
* Add AgentWorkflowBuilder group chat
And fix a variety of issues along the way:
- Use DateTime{Offset}.UtcNow rather than Now
- AIAgentHostExecutor shouldn't be publishing empty messages
- Sequential workflows should be flowing all history and not just the output from the previous agent as the input into the next agent
- Renamed some of the new agent workflow methods... still not super happy with the shape, though
- Simplified handoffs builder, e.g. using a hashset with a custom comparer instead of a dictionary
- Improved multi-service use by trying to change assistant->user role for messages created by other agents
- Changed MessageMerger to rely on M.E.AI's coalescing more and to avoid empty contents / text
- Ensured that messages from ChatClientAgent include MessageId and CreatedAt timestamps
- Avoided including instructions for agents in a handoff workflow that don't have any handoffs
- Removed the unnecessary end function in handoffs
- Improved naming of executors to include agent name for debuggability
- Use "N" formatting with Guid.ToString everywhere, to avoid the unnecessary extra dash character which is also not valid in various places (like function tool names)
- Replace `params T[]` with `params IEnumerable<T>` to make public APIs more flexible in what they consume
* Address feedback
- Fix unintentional provider change in sample
* Add GetService for AIContextProviders and ChatMessageStore
* Change styling and fix format issues
* Update sample code to allow for missing memory component.
* Subclass AgentThread so that different agents have their own threads with their own typed settings.
* Address PR comment.
* Add unit tests for base abstract threads
* Fix style warning
* Fix stlying
* FIx and suppress warnings as needed.
* Remove covariant thread response types and fix some styling.
* Remove unecessary json property name attributes and make OrchestratingAgentThread private
* Fix break from merge from main.
* Fix formatting
* Fix deserialization bug in Memory sample
* Remove thread deletion from basic samples.
* Remove public constructors for thread subclasses and add more factory methods to concrete agent types.
* Update AgentProxy thread constructors to be internal as well.
* Revert AgentProxyThread to internal
* Change AIContextProvider to internal set
* Change conversation id and message store properties to internal set
* Update styling.
* Seal various thread types.
* Add thread type check for thread deletion
* Fix tests after latest merge from main
* Add thread type checks for thread deletion.
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