Janaka Abeywardhana

@hackgoofer thanks for pointing me at this thread. I'm new to AutoGen and Agent Protocol. Been following a little on paper. For past several months been building OSS RAG app/stack...

update: since my last comment ^ I've spent a lot more time experimenting with AutoGen (both Py and Dotnet implementation) and thinking about how to implement agent-based system for real...

It looks like there's a new spot where they are tracking the design of the new API. microsoft/vscode#107467 Hey @stefanforsberg, they are taking input from the community since end Sept....

Can you give more context pls. What exactly is the problem you are seeing?

at a high-level sounds good. not supporting federated enterprise SSO is fine but please make sure you don't block using something like WorkOS, BoxyHQ etc.

Just wanted to give this a heavier thumbs up. This is an important one. A concrete example of building in extensible layers. hence dropping down a layer becomes a first-class...

@sfc-gh-jcarroll I don't have a concrete design idea. But... - cookie or token based session - give first-class access to managing 1) cookies 2) HTTP headers of all kinds at...

> Reading HTTP headers forwarded from a reverse proxy using basic auth might solve most authentication issues for non enterprise users. I moved away from using Streamlit for this very...

> Thanks @janaka. You are able to read basic auth headers (but there's little documentation for it). However, @brdemorin correctly points out that the user is repeatedly forced to re-log...

More detail here https://janaka.dev/tracing-with-dotnet-app-mesh-opentelemetry/