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If you ever built an AI agent demo, you probably had this moment. Everything works: the agent interprets natural language, calls the right tools, and returns the right data. Then you start designing for the real users of the app. You think about data boundaries: what if someone tries to get data they're not supposed to see? For example, imagine ...

Hooks are one of the most popular features in , and now you can write them in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, or .NET, not just Bash and PowerShell. What's new? The Azure Developer CLI () hook system now supports four more languages beyond Bash and PowerShell. You can write hook scripts in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, or .NET. automatically d...

The Azure Developer CLI (azd) now integrates with GitHub Copilot for AI-assisted project scaffolding and intelligent deployment error troubleshooting, helping you resolve common Azure errors like MissingSubscriptionRegistration, SkuNotAvailable, and StorageAccountAlreadyTaken without leaving the terminal.

Update the Azure Developer CLI with a single command on any platform and switch release channels.

Deploy and monitor an AI agent on Microsoft Foundry using the Azure Developer CLI (azd). This tutorial covers infrastructure scaffolding with Bicep, one-command deployment, local development, and real-time log streaming—all from Visual Studio Code.

New azd ai agent run and invoke commands let you start and test AI agents from your terminal—locally or in the cloud.

New azd ai agent show and monitor commands help you diagnose hosted AI agent failures directly from the CLI.

The new azd appservice swap command makes deployment slot swaps fast and intuitive.

Run JMESPath queries on azd JSON output, including error messages.

azd now supports direct deployments to Azure App Service slots—quick, clear, and slot-aware for the first time.