Experiments and code samples for the Microsoft Agent Framework They contain Agent samples, agentic workflows and automation that I use in conference talks, trainings, workshops, and books.
This repository is source-available under a custom license that allows private/self-learning and internal use, but forbids Presentational Use without written permission.

⚠️ Use at your own risk. Samples are experimental and may not work or may create loops that incur cloud/API costs.

• Repo: https://github.com/joslat/MAFPlayground
• Author: Jose Luis Latorre ([email protected])

• Small, focused samples and experiments (C#, Python, and related tooling)
• Patterns for agent frameworks and automation workflows
• Snippets I may later port into other repositories (see “Porting to MIT repos”)

1. Clone:

   git clone https://github.com/joslat/MAFPlayground.git

2. Open the sample folder you’re interested in and follow its local README.md if present.
3. Use environment variables or .env for API keys. Start with a test account / low quotas.

Cost safety tip: Add quotas and alerts to any API keys you use while running samples.

MAFPlayground © 2025 Jose Luis Latorre
Licensed under MAFPlayground Public License — No Presentational Use 1.0 (Swiss)
SPDX: LicenseRef-MAFPlayground-NPU-1.0-CH

• Private use allowed: self-learning, experimentation, and internal (non-public) use are permitted.
• No Presentational Use: using this code in talks, trainings, workshops, courses, classroom instruction, tutorials, or books is not permitted without written permission.
• Use at your own risk: samples may not work or may create loops incurring cloud/API costs.
• Attribution required in redistributions.

Permission requests: [email protected]

How to attribute (for allowed uses):
“Based on MAFPlayground by Jose Luis Latorre — https://github.com/joslat/MAFPlayground”

Note: Some specific files are dual-licensed for use in MIT repositories.
See SPDX headers in those files or DUAL-LICENSED-FILES.md if present.

Some files are explicitly marked with this SPDX header to allow contribution to MIT-licensed repositories:

// SPDX-License-Identifier: LicenseRef-MAFPlayground-NPU-1.0-CH OR MIT
// Copyright (c) 2025 Jose Luis Latorre

This is due that some samples-demos have been ported to the microsoft/agent-framework repository (MIT license) as examples. Only files with that header are dual-licensed. Everything else remains under LicenseRef-MAFPlayground-NPU-1.0-CH.

This is primarily a personal playground. PRs may be accepted case-by-case.

• By contributing, you confirm you wrote the code or have rights to contribute it.
• Use DCO sign-off in commits:

  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>
  

If you contribute a file that should later be portable to MIT repos, mention it in the PR and add the … OR MIT SPDX header.

• Rotate API keys frequently; use least-privilege keys.
• Limit spend with provider-side budgets and rate limits.
• Run samples in sandbox environments whenever possible.

• Email: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joslat/