Author: Prathamesh Dhande

Author: Prathamesh Dhande

AI developer at Systenics Solutions. Showing articles 1-6 (total 6)

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Integrating Dapr with DotNet Semantic Kernel Process Framework on Aspire

Learn how to integrate Dapr sidecars into your .NET Aspire projects with Microsoft’s Semantic Kernel Process Framework to run AI-powered workflows at cloud scale. This step-by-step guide covers installation, configuration and sample code to get resilient, actor-based processes running anywhere.

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Automate Workflows with Microsoft Semantic Kernel Process Framework in .NET

Build intelligent, event-driven workflows using Microsoft’s Semantic Kernel Process Framework to automate content creation, onboarding, and complex tasks with AI and custom logic.

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Building a Model Context Protocol Server with .NET and Semantic Kernel Integration

Learn how to implement a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server using C# and integrate it with Semantic Kernel to enhance AI assistants with external data and tools through a standardized protocol.

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Model Context Protocol (MCP): The New Standard for AI Integration

MCP enables LLMs to access real-time data and execute dynamic actions with ease, reducing redundancy and maintenance overhead through standardized client-server interactions.

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From Prompt Engineering to RAG: Optimizing Product Category Classification Systems - Part 2

How we enhanced our product classification system by incorporating Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to provide dataset-specific context, resulting in improved performance and reliability.

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From Prompt Engineering to RAG: Optimizing Product Category Classification Systems - Part 1

How we enhanced our product classification system by incorporating Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to provide dataset-specific context, resulting in improved performance and reliability.