I would like to configure the SDK to recognize and use Azure Foundry hosted agents as custom subagents instead of Github-hosted agents. Is this possible or what is the best way to think about doing this today?
Use case: I have defined a custom agent with Github Copilot SDK (C#) which behaves similarly to what plan mode does. I've setup this agent as a Foundry Hosted Agent service and would like the agent to leverage Foundry-based agents to execute and perform the work described in the plan (for security reasons, traceability, etc.) instead of proper GH subagents.
In this scenario, I would still like to see GHCP share memory/context with a Foundry agent in a similar manner as GHCP does with subagent today if possible.
Foundry has A2A support for its agents in preview. Does the SDK provide a mechanism to leverage other agent runtimes hosted on non-Github infrastructure?
I would like to configure the SDK to recognize and use Azure Foundry hosted agents as custom subagents instead of Github-hosted agents. Is this possible or what is the best way to think about doing this today?
Use case: I have defined a custom agent with Github Copilot SDK (C#) which behaves similarly to what plan mode does. I've setup this agent as a Foundry Hosted Agent service and would like the agent to leverage Foundry-based agents to execute and perform the work described in the plan (for security reasons, traceability, etc.) instead of proper GH subagents.
In this scenario, I would still like to see GHCP share memory/context with a Foundry agent in a similar manner as GHCP does with subagent today if possible.
Foundry has A2A support for its agents in preview. Does the SDK provide a mechanism to leverage other agent runtimes hosted on non-Github infrastructure?