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Microsoft Agent FrameworkvsLangGraph
Microsoft's official agent SDK — merger of AutoGen and Semantic Kernel versus Graph-based stateful agent orchestration
Compare interactively in Explore →Choose Microsoft Agent Framework when…
- •You are migrating off AutoGen or Semantic Kernel
- •You are building .NET-native agents and want a first-party SDK
- •You want a Microsoft-backed agent framework with enterprise support
Choose LangGraph when…
- •You need stateful, graph-based agent control flow
- •Complex branching or retry logic is required
- •You're building production agents that need observability
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OSS: Free
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Microsoft Agent Framework
Microsoft Agent Framework 1.0 (April 2026) is the official merger of AutoGen and Semantic Kernel into a single production-ready SDK for .NET and Python. Microsoft publishes a migration path from both predecessors; this is the recommended Microsoft path for new agentic applications.
Shared Connections2 tools both integrate with
Only Microsoft Agent Framework (4)
LangGraphAzure OpenAIAutoGenSemantic Kernel
Only LangGraph (28)
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