Hi @ftaran! Our agent is just a binary that you run on your hosts to execute builds. Depending on which user you run buildkite-agent start as on your host, you should have access to everything that user does on that machine. In your case, I’d suggest installing whatever .NET things you need on the host and checking that they work, and then running buildkite-agent on that machine.
The other approach here is to use docker. I believe there are .NET docker images now that you could use to run your builds in a repeatable way without depending on any software installed on the build host.
Hope that helps!