You need to have a deployed model first on your foundry project. When you have one, go to Models > Deployments.
Depending on what kind of agent you want, let’s say we want to create an agent that can answer based on a given file. For this example, I used https://microsoftlearning.github.io/mslearn-ai-fundamentals/data/vintage_computer_identifiers.docx, which is a Microsoft Learning resource.
On the deployed model’s page, expand Knowledge accordion and click the Save as agent button. Provide the agent name and then click the Create and open playground button.
When the agent is created, you will be redirected to its page. There, select Tools accordion and choose File search and attach the file.
On the Chat window, when I typed:
I have a printed circuit board with the "ASSY 250425" on it. What can you tell me about it?It responded with:
That assembly number is a Commodore 64 motherboard. Specifically, PCB assembly ASSY 250425 (also seen as 250425-01, Rev B) is part of the Commodore 64 / C64C motherboard family and is associated with schematics used for that board family. 1 2
What I can tell from the files you uploaded:
ASSY 250425 / 250425-01 (Rev B) is listed as a C64 motherboard assembly. 3
Schematic numbers commonly associated with the 250425 / related boards include 251469 and other C64 schematic references shown in the document (these are the schematic documents used for repair or study of those board variants). 4
If you want more detail I can help further — for example:
Identify the exact revision on your board (photos of the PCB silkscreen, date codes, or nearby text help).
Look up the specific schematic PDF (if you want a copy I can try to locate or point you to likely schematic numbers).
Diagnose common faults (no video, keyboard issues, dead power rails) if you describe the symptoms or upload clear photos of the board and any component markings.
Which of those would you like next?