The AzureBot is a sample that showcases how the Microsoft Bot Framework and Cognitive services can be used to create intelligent bots. The sample was created to show how a bot can be used to improve the productivity of any developer, admin, or team working with Azure. If you would like to set it up yourself and contribute, follow our Developer Set Up.
We maintain the latest version of the sample running in the Bot Framework Bot Directory, where you can try it via Skype, Slack or GroupMe.
The current implementation focuses on authenticating to the user's Azure subscription, selecting and switching subscriptions, starting and stopping RM-based virtual machines, and listing and starting Azure Automation runbooks.
AzureBot is built with the [Microsoft Bot framework] (http://docs.botframework.com/) and the Microsoft Bot Builder C# SDK. It uses the Azure Resource Manager Nuget package and other Azure packages.
Follow our Developer Set Up guide to get started.
If creating new commands, our UX Guidelines are helpful for the conversational tone and best practices.
If you are interested in contributing to this project feel free to submit a pull request to the beta branch. If you find issues with or desire improvements for the existing functionality, please file an issue here in GitHub. Note that the AzureBot is a sample and not actively supported.
Please reach out to azurebot at microsoft dot c o m.
This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.
Code released under the MIT license