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This SDK enables the development of real-time, conversational AI applications using Azure Cognitive Services. It supports bidirectional communication via WebSockets, allowing for continuous audio streaming (mic input) and receiving synthesized speech output. Ideal for building voice assistants, IVR systems, and interactive voice experiences.

This SDK provides a comprehensive interface for building real-time, bidirectional voice AI applications using Azure AI services. It supports streaming audio input/output via WebSocket, handling transcription, text-to-speech, and complex session management. Ideal for developing robust voice assistants and interactive AI agents in both Node.js and modern browser environments.

This is the .NET SDK for managing Arize AI Observability and Evaluation resources within Azure Resource Manager (ARM). It provides programmatic access to create, read, update, and delete AI organization resources. It is essential for MLOps professionals and developers who need to monitor, track, and evaluate the performance of AI models deployed on Azure.

This SDK provides comprehensive connectivity to Azure AI Search for .NET developers. It enables building sophisticated search applications, supporting full-text search, vector search, semantic understanding, and hybrid query capabilities. Developers can manage indexes, perform document CRUD operations, and implement advanced search patterns like faceted search and autocomplete.

The official SDK for interacting with Azure AI Search service using Python. It provides comprehensive functionality for advanced search retrieval, including full-text search, vector similarity search (HNSW), hybrid search, and semantic ranking. Use this tool to build sophisticated enterprise search applications that require deep content understanding and precise information retrieval.

A Python implementation utilizing the Azure Speech-to-Text REST API for transcribing short audio files (up to 60 seconds). This method avoids the need for the dedicated Speech SDK, allowing developers to perform speech recognition simply by making HTTP POST requests. It supports both simple and detailed response formats and recommends chunked transfer for lower latency.

Comprehensive guide for configuring Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) for major AI providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Azure, and custom endpoints. This allows users to bypass default quotas, manage costs directly with the source provider, and utilize a wide range of specialized models within the Cursor IDE. It covers setup steps, security best practices, and cost monitoring strategies.

Use Azure OpenAI Realtime Mini to turn text prompts into streamed PCM audio, convert it to WAV, and deliver base64 payloads for frontend playback, handling transcripts and voice tuning for podcast-style narration.

This skill provides comprehensive management capabilities for AI Integrations within the Arize platform. Users can create, list, retrieve, and update credentials for various Large Language Model (LLM) providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, and Vertex AI. These integrations are crucial for enabling Arize's advanced monitoring and evaluation features that require invoking external LLMs.

This skill creates and synchronizes prompt-based AI agents directly into Azure AI Foundry using the Agent Service REST API. By defining agents in a local JSON manifest, the skill registers them server-side, making them instantly available for evaluation and invocation within the Foundry ecosystem. It is essential for deploying, updating, or managing AI agents at scale within the Azure cloud environment.

This guide provides a deep dive into migrating machine learning workloads, including inference services and training pipelines, from major hyperscalers (AWS, GCP, Azure) to the CoreWeave GPU cloud. It covers cost comparisons, containerization, Kubernetes YAML adaptation, and a phased deployment strategy, helping users ensure a smooth, cost-effective, and optimized transition.

This skill guides developers on implementing Conversational Language Understanding (CLU) using the official azure-ai-language-conversations Python SDK. It demonstrates how to analyze conversation intent and entities, build advanced NLP features, and integrate language understanding into applications using ConversationAnalysisClient. Best practices emphasize using DefaultAzureCredential and context managers for robust, production-ready code.