[dotnet-port-api] Document Agent Hooks protocol gap - #995
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Documentation-only changes appear internally consistent and correctly integrated into the existing comparison structure.
Pull request overview
Updates the .NET vs Go SDK feature comparison document to record the newly introduced upstream .NET Agent Hooks public surface as a current Go parity gap, and to surface that gap consistently across the matrix, misalignment notes, checklist, and prioritized opportunities.
Changes:
- Updates the contract parity date to reflect the latest comparison pass.
- Adds “Agent Hooks protocol support” as a first-class matrix row and calls it out in the Agent Runtime misalignment notes.
- Extends the .NET package checklist and re-prioritizes Go parity opportunities to include Agent Hooks.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| docs/dotnet-go-sdk-feature-comparison.md | Documents the Agent Hooks parity gap across the comparison summary, feature matrix, misalignment notes, checklist, and priority list. |
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Summary
Updated
docs/dotnet-go-sdk-feature-comparison.mdto record the new upstreamMicrosoft.Agents.AI.AgentHookspublic feature as a current Go parity gap. The doc now adds an Agent Hooks matrix row, calls out the missing first-class AGENT-HOOKS protocol package in the runtime misalignment notes, adds the .NET package to the checklist, and raises Agent Hooks support in the prioritized parity opportunities.This was selected from recent upstream .NET API changes because
microsoft/agent-framework#7564introduced a new public package and options surface (AgentHooksOptions,AsAIAgentWithAgentHooks) while the Go SDK currently exposes only lower-level middleware, history-provider, and context-provider seams.Ported .NET PRs
None. This is a Go misalignment documentation update prompted by
microsoft/agent-framework#7564and upstream commit10bf8d7d9ef56304cb6936452e64c90c99850f6c, rather than a runtime/code port.Breaking Changes
No.
Tests and Examples
Notes
microsoft/agent-framework@c3a8aec098c6ef150dbe83ea6626ba27b75e393d.Closes #975