Microsoft Developing AI Apps and Agents on Azure (AI-103) full analysis: what the $39 report shows
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A real question from the full analysis
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A developer is building an agent that needs to check a customer's order status by calling an internal REST API, based on the customer's natural-language question. Which agent capability does this require?
- A Function calling (tool integration), where the agent invokes a defined function/API based on the conversation
- B Increasing the model's context window only
- C A static FAQ lookup with no API access
- D Switching to a smaller model
Example answer, marked sure: B · Correct answer: A
Function calling (tool integration) lets an agent invoke a defined function or external API in response to a natural-language request, exactly matching the need to check order status via an internal REST API. Increasing context window size does not grant API access. A static FAQ lookup cannot call live systems. Model size is unrelated to whether the agent can invoke external tools.
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