06- Creating a Semantic Function in Microsoft Semantic Kernel
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00:15 - Embracing Semantic Function
02:45 - Visual Studio Code: Hello World Template
02:57 - Modifying Configuration File Details
04:13 - Crafting a Semantic Prompt Function
07:00 - Executing Semantic Function in Visual Studio
09:27 - Enhancing Prompt with Additional Information
10:16 - Unveiling JSON Output within the Prompt
11:18 - Program Execution Demystified
A Microsoft semantic kernel function is a way of creating natural language applications using the Semantic Kernel, which is a framework that integrates cutting-edge language models with custom logic and data. A semantic kernel function consists of a prompt template, which is a natural language query that can be parameterized with user input, and a configuration, which specifies the settings for the language model. A semantic kernel function can be written in C# or Python, and can be loaded into the kernel either from a file or inline. A semantic kernel function can also call other semantic functions or native functions within the kernel