update exercise text

Author: ivorb

learn-pr/wwl-data-ai/develop-ai-agent-azure/includes/5-exercise.md

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-<!-- 1. Topic sentence(s) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Now it's your opportunity to build an agent in Azure AI Foundry. In this exercise, you create an agent and test it in Agent playground. You'll then develop your own app that integrates with an agent through Azure AI Agent Service. 
 
-    Goal: remind the learner of the core idea(s) from the preceding learning-content unit (without mentioning the details of the exercise or the scenario)
+[!INCLUDE [Lab note](../../../includes/wwl/launch-exercise-note.md)]
 
-    Heading: none
+Launch the exercise and follow the instructions.
 
-    Example: "A storage account represents a collection of settings that implement a business policy."
+[![Button to launch exercise.](../media/launch-exercise.png)](azure-portal=true)
 
-    [Exercise introduction guidance](https://review.docs.microsoft.com/learn-docs/docs/id-guidance-introductions?branch=main#rule-use-the-standard-exercise-unit-introduction-format)
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-TODO: add your topic sentences(s)
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-<!-- 2. Scenario sub-task --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-    Goal: Describe the part of the scenario covered in this exercise
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-    Heading: a separate heading is optional; you can combine this with the topic sentence into a single paragraph
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-    Example: "Recall that in the chocolate-manufacturer example, there would be a separate storage account for the private business data. There were two key requirements for this account: geographically-redundant storage because the data is business-critical and at least one location close to the main factory."
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-    Recommended: image that summarizes the entire scenario with a highlight of the area implemented in this exercise
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-TODO: add your scenario sub-task
-TODO: add your scenario image
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-<!-- 3. Task performed in the exercise ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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-    Goal: State concisely what they'll implement here; that is, describe the end-state after completion
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-    Heading: a separate heading is optional; you can combine this with the sub-task into a single paragraph
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-    Example: "Here, you will create a storage account with settings appropriate to hold this mission-critical business data."
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-    Optional: a video that shows the end-state
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-TODO: describe the end-state
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-<!-- 4. Chunked steps -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-    Goal: List the steps they'll do to complete the exercise.
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-    Structure: Break the steps into 'chunks' where each chunk has three things:
-        1. A heading describing the goal of the chunk
-        2. An introductory paragraph describing the goal of the chunk at a high level
-        3. Numbered steps (target 7 steps or fewer in each chunk)
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-    Example:
-        Heading:
-            "Use a template for your Azure logic app"
-        Introduction:
-             "When you create an Azure logic app in the Azure portal, you have the option of selecting a starter template. Let's select a blank template so that we can build our logic app from scratch."
-        Steps:
-             "1. In the left navigation bar, select Resource groups.
-              2. Select the existing Resource group [sandbox resource group name].
-              3. Select the ShoeTracker logic app.
-              4. Scroll down to the Templates section and select Blank Logic App."
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-## (Chunk 1 heading)
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-## (Chunk 2 heading)
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-<!-- 5. Validation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-    Goal: Enables the learner to evaluate if they completed the exercise correctly. Feedback like this is critical for learning.
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-    Structure:
-        1. A heading of "## Check your work".
-        2. An introductory paragraph describing how they'll validate their work at a high level.
-        3. Numbered steps (if the learner needs to perform multiple steps to verify if they were successful).
-        4. Video of an expert performing the exact steps of the exercise (optional).
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-    Example:
-         "At this point, the app is scanning Twitter every minute for tweets containing the search text. To verify the app is running and working correctly, we'll look at the Runs history table."
-             "1. Select Overview in the navigation menu.
-              2. Select Refresh once a minute until you see a row in the Runs history table.
-              ...
-              6. Examine the data in the OUTPUTS section. For example, locate the text of the matching tweet."
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-## Check your work
-<!-- Introduction paragraph -->
-1. <!-- Step 1 (if multiple steps are needed) -->
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-1. <!-- Step n (if multiple steps are needed) -->
-Optional "exercise-solution" video
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+> [!TIP]
+> After completing the exercise, if you're finished exploring Azure AI Agents, delete the Azure resources that you created during the exercise.