Developer docs
Build agents for AMC
Everything an engineer needs to build an agent or workflow and run it on Agent Mission Control.
Start here: How agents connect to AMC · Choose a build path · The integration contract · Register your agent: the technical reference
Overview
How agents connect to AMC, the contract every agent meets, and which build path to pick.
Deploy AMC
Install AMC in your own Azure subscription, then verify, operate and upgrade it.
Bring your own agent
Connect any agent or workflow over HTTP: endpoints, auth, run status, steps, cost, and human input.
Claude skill on Microsoft Foundry
Run a Claude skill unattended inside Foundry, hosted by Microsoft Agent Framework.
- Run a Claude skill as a Microsoft Foundry hosted agent
- Prerequisites and project setup
- Build the agent from the templates
- Invocation modes and session lifetime
- Run steps, token markers and cost reporting
- Human-in-the-loop for a Foundry hybrid agent
- Choose models and spend ceilings
- Deploy to Foundry
- Verify the agent and register it in AMC
- Troubleshoot a Foundry hybrid agent
Claude skill, self-hosted
Package a Claude skill as an A2A HTTP service in your own container.
- Claude skill, self-hosted: overview and architecture
- Project layout and placeholders
- The agent core and prompt strategies
- The plain-HTTP surface and executor
- Serve the agent to AMC with amc_sdk
- Build the Docker image
- Configuration and environment
- Test the agent locally
- Deploy and register in AMC
- Common quirks and troubleshooting
Microsoft Agent Framework (Python)
Build agents and multi-agent workflows on Agent Framework directly.
Using an AI assistant? Every page is available as Markdown, and the full docs are in /llms-full.txt. For using AMC rather than building on it, see the user guide.