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Sample looks great! Please add unit tests before merging.
I wasn't able to test it out myself but if you do a demo, I'd love to see it.
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Thanks for this new sample @MehakBindra! |
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This pull request introduces a new sample bot,
ai-mcp, which demonstrates integrating Azure OpenAI with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in Microsoft Teams. The changes include a new codebase, updated documentation, and configuration to highlight streaming responses, per-conversation memory, clarification cards, MCP tool integration, inline citations, follow-up suggestions, and custom feedback. The sample replaces the previousaiexample with a more advanced, MCP-enabled version.Breaking Change:
PY and TS previously diverged in the way they added attachments, entities, etc to their final message activity in streaming. PY uses the final activity to build these (discarding any previous ones), introduced in this specific commit -microsoft/teams.py@7d5b445#diff-cfe4ab75f0e2e0cb406509120bf35f7f58362130916d7f08d85ac7d88de29b62. TS was previously accumulating it across all streaming activities but behavior now changes to reflect PY.
Key changes:
New ai-mcp Sample Implementation
examples/ai-mcpthat integrates Azure OpenAI and MCP, showcasing advanced Teams bot features such as streaming, tool-calling, inline citations, and feedback. The sample includes core files:agent.ts(agent logic and tool loop),citation-collector.ts(citation extraction and attachment),handlers.ts(Teams activity routing), and a detailedREADME.mdexplaining architecture and usage. [1] [2] [3] [4]Project and Manifest Updates
aitoai-mcp, updated bot name and descriptions inpackage.jsonandappPackage/manifest.jsonto reflect the new MCP-enabled sample.Dependency Changes
@modelcontextprotocol/sdkandopenai, which are required for MCP and Azure OpenAI integration.These changes collectively deliver a more feature-rich Teams bot sample that demonstrates modern AI and MCP integration patterns.