Tian Yuan

Reproduction steps: 1.Install 0.9.11 Azure account extension. 2.Signin account1 via Azure account extension. 3.Use ```identity.VisualStudioCodeCredential(tenantId)``` to get token for SqlServer. Now I can get a token of account1. 4.Update Azure...

Currently, we don’t support token counting for custom models, but we may consider adding this feature for certain models in the future.

Thanks for reporting this. We’re working on updating it to use the Response API in the future. Once it’s completed and released, we’ll let you know as soon as possible.

Hi, do you consistently encounter this error? Could you please check whether “Inference.Service.Agent” exists in your Task Manager? If not, can you try to restart your computer and try again?

@anirugu Could you try the following steps to see if they resolve your issue? 1. Close all VS Code instances, keeping only one open. 2. Uninstall the AI Toolkit extension....

That’s strange — normally, after installation and opening the model dialog, the agent server should start automatically. Could you please check whether Inference.Service.Agent.exe exists in your extension installation folder? It...