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Working with Foundry local and Microsoft Extensions AI
April 25, 2026 by Anuraj
AI Microsoft Foundry dotnet
In this blog post, we will explore how to work with Foundry local and Microsoft Extensions AI. In this post we will be implementing a conversational .NET console chat app using an OpenAI and foundry local.
Getting started with Foundry Local
April 19, 2026 by Anuraj
AI Microsoft Foundry
In this blog post, we’ll explore Microsoft Foundry Local and how you can use it to run AI models directly on your machine.
Creating a Sales Copilot - Working with PDF files
March 10, 2026 by Anuraj
dotnet AI
In this blog post, we will learn about creating a Sales Copilot - in this part we will learn about the issue with the existing PDF MCP Reader and how to implement different PDF reader to work with PDF files. In the existing project, since it is powered by Aspire, dotnet team introduced an MCP Server to read the PDF files. Unfortunately when working with large PDF files, we will get an issue like this - System.Net.Http.HttpRequestException: Response status code does not indicate success: 413 (Content Too Large).
Creating a Sales Copilot - Working with Office documents
March 07, 2026 by Anuraj
dotnet AI
In this blog post, we will learn about creating a Sales Copilot - which helps Sales people to answer questions about various documents - In this part we will explore how to work with office documents - mainly word documents and powerpoint presentations.
Working with AI Chat Template - Creating a Sales Copilot
March 05, 2026 by Anuraj
dotnet AI
In this blog post, we will learn about creating a Sales Copilot - which helps Sales people to answer questions about various documents. I will be using the dotnet AI chat template for this. We will be creating it and customizing it.
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