Lab 4 Updates

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Tech stack
azure
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Locate the GitHub instructions for Lab 4, “Integrate Agent with Foundry IQ,” and the named exercises and steps. Compare Step 5 of “Configure your data and Foundry IQ” and the playground instructions with the reported Skillable updates. Done means the stray note is removed and the Web Search removal and Foundry IQ knowledge base tool instructions are present.

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Hey there,

During QA, we identified a few instruction‑level issues in Lab 4 that were corrected on the Skillable platform and may need to be applied to the GitHub version as well.

Lab 4: Integrate Agent with Foundry IQ
Ex: Configure your data and Foundry IQ
Step: 5

Removed stray author note in Step 5 - The incorrect line referencing “Foundry IQ Knowledge base capabilities: Pause til next month” was deleted. This text does not appear anywhere in the Foundry UI and caused confusion during KB setup.

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Lab 4: Integrate Agent with Foundry IQ
Ex: Test the Agent in the Playground
Step: 3

Added instruction to remove the Web Search tool - Learners are now directed to remove the Web Search tool in the agent playground. Leaving it enabled triggers the web_search_preview model‑compatibility error and blocks all KB queries.

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Lab 4: Integrate Agent with Foundry IQ
Ex: Test the Agent in the Playground
Step:

Added instruction to attach the Foundry IQ knowledge base tool — The agent‑configuration steps now explicitly tell learners to add the Foundry IQ knowledge base tool (kb‑knowledgebase…). Without this tool attached, the agent cannot call the KB even when the KB shows as active.

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