Geert Baeke • 6/1/2023

Semantic Kernel Planner 101

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This technical article explains the Semantic Kernel (SK) Planner, an SDK feature for building AI-first apps. It covers how the planner uses plugins (semantic and native functions) to automatically generate and execute plans based on a user's natural language goal, such as creating a recipe and image description from a list of ingredients.

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