Agent Memory
Short-term context, long-term memory, retrieval, state stores, summarization, compaction, and forgetting policies.
Core area
Agent memory, long-running workflows, durable harnesses, tool boundaries, evals, replay, and governance.
Useful agents are not prompts in a loop. They need memory policy, bounded execution, tool mediation, durable state, approval points, replay, evals, and clear failure handling.
Short-term context, long-term memory, retrieval, state stores, summarization, compaction, and forgetting policies.
Durable execution, checkpoints, resume, async work, approval pauses, and failure recovery.
Planning loops, tool mediation, skills, hooks, MCP configs, cross-harness support, and security boundaries.
Tool schemas, auth boundaries, MCP servers, approval gates, sandboxing, and audit logs.
Run traces, eval workflows, replay, policy checks, cost/latency monitoring, and PII/safety controls.
Azure AI Foundry, Agent Framework, backend runtimes, SSE, ops consoles, observability, and role-based workflows.
Agent harness work around planning loops, tool mediation, and deployable agent architecture.
What it demonstrates: A practical harness layer for agent workflows beyond single prompt chains.
Examples for durable agent execution, checkpoints, resume behavior, and long-running workflows.
What it demonstrates: How agent runs can be structured as recoverable workflows.
Multi-agent prototype focused on PII-aware processing and governance boundaries.
What it demonstrates: How sensitive-data controls can be modeled before agents call tools or external systems.
Workshop-ready Agent Framework fork with runnable samples for agents, workflows, memory, reasoning, and Azure AI Foundry.
What it demonstrates: How agent framework examples can move from learning material into prototype and workshop assets.
Aviation demo workspace for domain-specific AI patterns.
What it demonstrates: How domain constraints shape AI product architecture.
Emergency payment processing demo with sanctions screening, liquidity assessment, and operational procedure agents.
What it demonstrates: How regulated workflows need tool boundaries, streaming status, evidence trails, and explicit handoff points.
AI coding workflow system with skills, agents, MCP configuration, and guardrail conventions.
What it demonstrates: How agent harnesses can use skills, memory, review loops, and security workflows as an operating surface.
Finance ontology demo for structuring domain knowledge and AI workflows.
What it demonstrates: Ontology-backed domain AI system design.
Hands-on Azure AI Foundry workshop covering hosted agents, tracing, governance, grounding, MCP tooling, and A2A flows.
What it demonstrates: How enterprise agent deployments need identity, observability, grounding, tool governance, and deployment repeatability.
Local tutoring app prototype using graph-backed learning state, API services, and web UI.
What it demonstrates: How domain AI products can combine graph structure, local state, and guided learning loops.
Domain agent harness demo using trading-style research and workflow patterns.
What it demonstrates: Domain-specific agent orchestration and tool-mediated analysis.
Banking and treasury operations demo for multi-agent liquidity, FX stress, approval, audit, and compliance workflows.
What it demonstrates: How domain workflows require traceability, policy context, approval points, and role-aware agent coordination.