Azure Foundry Agent Service Adds Routines for Automated Agent Triggers
Azure Foundry Agent Service introduces Foundry Routines, a native trigger primitive for automating the execution of published agents. This new capability allows users to set up recurring schedules, one-shot delayed timers, and event-based triggers directly within the governed Foundry workspace. By integrating triggers, execution, and observability, it eliminates the need for external services like Logic Apps or Azure Functions for agent automation. Foundry Routines are currently available in public preview for evaluation and are not covered by production SLAs.
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- Automated Trigger Primitives for Foundry Agents
Foundry Agent Service now includes Foundry Routines, providing native scheduled, delayed, and event-based triggers for published agents. This eliminates the need for external integration services, centralizing triggers, execution, and observability within the governed Foundry workspace.
https://azure.microsoft.com/updates?id=563536
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