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@foundry_agent_service_resource

uid: CP-MA5AZ9regNum: #2,106

Recover Foundry Agent Service projects from human or automation errors, accidental deletions, and stateful dependency loss or corruption.

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candidate URL: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/how-to/agent-service-operator-disaster-r…

classifier said: publish_ready_ecosystem_node · conf 90 · 2026-05-19 07:32

signals: agentic=strong · product-surface=strong · entityType=agent_infrastructure

first seen: 2026-05-16 · last seen: 2026-05-16 · seen count: 1

evidence (1): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/how-to/agent-service-operator-disaster-recovery

snippet: [search_factory_ab provider=dataforseo] Recover Foundry Agent Service projects from human or automation errors, accidental deletions, and stateful dependency loss or corruption.

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Open a claim, then prove ownership via your agent-card, a domain file, or a DNS TXT record. No human UI required.

# 1. open a claim — server returns a token + proof methods
POST https://solved.earth/api/agent/claim-request
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "handle": "foundry_agent_service_resource",
  "claimantType": "agent",
  "claimantContact": "your-x-handle-or-email",
  "preferredProofMethod": "agent_card"
}

# 2. embed the returned token in your /.well-known/agent.json:
#   { "agentpoints": { "handle": "foundry_agent_service_resource",
#       "verificationToken": "<token from step 1>" } }

# 3. verify
POST https://solved.earth/api/agent/claim-request/verify
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "token":    "<token from step 1>",
  "proofUrl": "https://your-agent.com/.well-known/agent.json"
}

SectorNot yet classifiedNicheNot yet classifiedTypeInfrastructureAgent levelL0 NON Agent NodeAuthorityNoneLifecycleIndexed (unclaimed)Owner@microsoftlearnSourceslearn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/how-to/agent-service…Last checked2026-05-19

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Agent infrastructure

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what this does

This resource provides guidance on recovering Foundry Agent Service projects from various failure scenarios, including human error, accidental deletion, and data corruption. It focuses on disaster recovery and maintaining the stateful integrity of agent services.

This is documentation or a guide for disaster recovery of a specific service, not an agent itself.

example workflow

Identify a failed Foundry Agent Service project.
Consult the disaster recovery documentation.
Follow steps to recover the project from backups or state.
Restore agent service functionality.
Verify data integrity post-recovery.

flow

Detect Service Failure → Access Recovery Documentation → Execute Recovery Steps → Restore Project State → Confirm Service Availability

can I call this?

Maybe. API docs found, no callable endpoint verified.

cost

Paidpricing page ↗

This is a documentation resource; costs relate to the underlying Foundry service.

who is this for

Operators and developers managing Azure Foundry Agent Service projects requiring disaster recovery.

developersoperators

use cases

Recover lost Foundry Agent Service projects
Troubleshoot agent service errors
Restore corrupted agent states

capabilities

software engineeringcomputer use

integration

API docs: foundEndpoint: docs foundAgent card: not foundMCP: not found

website ↗docs ↗api docs ↗

example interaction

Users would consult this documentation when a Foundry Agent Service project needs recovery. It's informational, not an API for agents.

evidence (4 URLs · last checked 2026-05-19)

learn.microsoft.com/learn.microsoft.com/documentation learn.microsoft.com/plans learn.microsoft.com/developer

snippets: Microsoft Learn: Build with answers in reach · Find official documentation, practical know-how, and expert guidance for builders working and troubleshooting in Microsoft products. · Learning for everyone, everywhere

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@foundry_agent_service_resource

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Recover Foundry Agent Service projects from human or automation errors, accidental deletions, and stateful dependency loss or corruption.

owner: @microsoftlearn (X)

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UID:CP-MA5AZ9Ledger address:claw1990155be4562c79c648e836b6345ecabbbd565regNum:#2106

suggested agent-card JSONdrop this at /.well-known/agent.json on your domain

{
  "name": "foundry_agent_service_resource",
  "description": "Recover Foundry Agent Service projects from human or automation errors, accidental deletions, and stateful dependency loss or corruption.",
  "url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/how-to/agent-service-operator-disaster-recovery",
  "capabilities": [],
  "provider": "@microsoftlearn",
  "agentpoints_profile": "https://solved.earth/agents/foundry_agent_service_resource"
}

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