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Hi GNHD_TKR,
Thank you for the update this is helpful, and I’m glad to hear the agent is accessible again.
Based on your description, this behavior is most consistent with a temporary service-side or portal-related issue, rather than anything in your setup.
What likely caused the issue
From the symptoms you shared:
“Agent not found”
403 / Forbidden errors when creating agents
ERR_BAD_REQUEST during chat
Then automatic recovery without changes
This typically indicates a transient inconsistency in the Microsoft Foundry service layer, such as:
Temporary backend service disruption or deployment
Authorization/cache desynchronization (RBAC or token validation delays)
Metadata/indexing delay where the agent exists but isn’t resolvable
Regional service instability (in your case, Japan region)
During such windows:
- The portal may fail to resolve agents → “Agent not found”
- API calls may fail authorization checks → 403 / Forbidden
- Chat requests fail because the agent configuration cannot be retrieved
Why it started working again
Once the backend issue was resolved:
Agent metadata became available again
Access validation (RBAC/token checks) started succeeding
The portal was able to correctly load and interact with the agent
This explains why everything worked again without any changes on your side.
Is this expected?
This is not expected behavior under normal conditions, but it can happen occasionally due to:
- Ongoing platform updates (especially in the new Microsoft Foundry experience)
- Temporary service degradation not always visible in public status pages.
Thank you!