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# Demo code associated with a [series of blog posts](https://jesseliberty.com)
# BlogWriter, an open Source project is [documented here](https://jesseliberty.com)

This demonstration program, **Blog Writer**, is designed to research and write blog posts. It was written with *Microsoft Agent Framework* and the principal actors are the **BloggerAgent** which works as the orchestrator, the **ResearcherAgent** which goes out to the Web to research the requested topic, the **AuthorAgent** which then writes the blog post, and the **ReviewerAgent** which reviews the proposed blog post, sending it back to the AuthorAgent if it is not approved.
This program, **Blog Writer**, is designed to research and write blog posts. It was written with *Microsoft Agent Framework* and the principal actors are the **BloggerAgent** which works as the orchestrator, the **ResearcherAgent** which goes out to the Web to research the requested topic, the **AuthorAgent** which then writes the blog post, and the **ReviewerAgent** which reviews the proposed blog post, sending it back to the AuthorAgent if it is not approved.

The system prompts for each agent is contained in Prompts.cs

BlogWorkflow is responsible for creating the nodes and edges for moving through the workflow and also contains the logic for managing a breach of the token-cap (the maximum number of tokens that can be used in a single request, as defined in TokenCapChatClient).
*Note: BlogWriter was written as a demonstration program and is not ready for production.*

## Blazor web interface

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## Known Issues

We are seeing a lot of calls to the LLM. Either there is a problem with the calls or with the telemetry.

## Next Steps

* The `Microsoft.Agents.AI.Foundry.Hosting` package used by `HostedAgents/*` is still prerelease — re-validate before production use.
* Decide whether the Researcher's hosted agent should also expose the Responses+Invocations combo, or add more Foundry Toolbox tools (Code Interpreter, Azure AI Search) now that it's hosted.

## Contributing
Please read Contributing.md before contributing. Thank you.
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