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Microsoft Agents Testing

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Testing utilities for the Microsoft 365 Agents SDK for Python. This package provides an in-memory channel adapter, fluent conversation assertions, and a mock user-token client so agent behavior can be tested without a live channel or token service.

Release Notes

Version Date Release Notes
1.9.0 2026-10-19 1.9.0 Release Notes
1.8.0 2026-10-01 1.8.0 Release Notes
1.7.0 2026-09-17 1.7.0 Release Notes
1.5.0 2026-08-26 1.5.0 Release Notes

Features

  • TestAdapter runs activities through the normal middleware and agent pipeline while capturing outgoing activities in memory.
  • TestFlow provides fluent helpers for sending activities and asserting replies in order.
  • MockUserTokenClient supports stored tokens, magic codes, sign-out, token status, and token-exchange scenarios.
  • Async-first APIs work with the SDK's standard TurnContext and ChannelAdapter abstractions.

Installation

pip install microsoft-agents-testing

Quick Start

import pytest

from microsoft_agents.hosting.core import TurnContext
from microsoft_agents.testing import TestAdapter, TestFlow


@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_echo_agent():
    adapter = TestAdapter()

    async def on_turn(context: TurnContext):
        await context.send_activity(f"Echo: {context.activity.text}")

    await (
        TestFlow(adapter, on_turn)
        .send("hello")
        .assert_reply("Echo: hello")
        .assert_no_more_replies()
        .start_test()
    )

Reply Assertions

Replies can be matched by exact text, partial text, activity properties, or a custom synchronous or asynchronous validator:

from microsoft_agents.activity import Activity, ActivityTypes


def validate_reply(reply: Activity):
    assert reply.type == ActivityTypes.message
    assert reply.text is not None
    assert reply.text.startswith("Hello")


await (
    TestFlow(adapter, on_turn)
    .send("hi")
    .assert_reply_contains("Hello")
    .send("details")
    .assert_reply(validate_reply)
    .start_test()
)

TestFlow also supports conversation updates, typing indicators, delays, mixed activity transcripts, and configurable reply timeouts.

Testing OAuth Flows

TestAdapter uses MockUserTokenClient by default. Add a token to test an already-authenticated user:

adapter = TestAdapter(channel_id="msteams")

adapter.add_user_token(
    connection_name="my-connection",
    channel_id="msteams",
    user_id="user1",
    token="test-token",
)

Token exchange can be configured in the same way:

adapter.add_exchangeable_token(
    connection_name="my-connection",
    channel_id="msteams",
    user_id="user1",
    exchangeable_item="exchange-token",
    token="exchanged-token",
)

These tokens are stored only in memory and are intended exclusively for tests.

Scope

The adapter models the turn-processing boundary needed by unit tests. It does not contact Connector Service, create real proactive conversations, or emulate channel-specific delivery behavior.

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