Bruno Capuano • 1/5/2026

.NET vs Python for AI Agents: Measuring Performance of Microsoft Agent Framework (kind of 😉)

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This article details a hands-on experiment comparing the performance of Python and .NET when running AI agents with the Microsoft Agent Framework. It measures metrics like iteration time and memory usage across different workloads using a local Ollama setup. The author provides a GitHub repository with reproducible tests and concludes that the best choice depends on context, with Python excelling at prototyping and .NET scaling better for long-running tasks.

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