LLM/AI Changelog

Edit images in PowerPoint with Designer Editor
[Windows, Web, Mac]
PowerPoint now includes the Designer Editor for image editing, giving you a modern, intuitive way to refine images directly on your slides without leaving PowerPoint.
Details:
What changed:
You can now use PowerPoint’s new AI-powered image editing capabilities to perform tasks such as improving image resolution, removing backgrounds, and moving image elements with generative AI—all directly within your presentation.
Why:
Creating polished slides often requires quick image adjustments, and switching tools slows down the workflow. This change keeps image editing within PowerPoint so you can stay focused on your presentation.
Try this:
Select an image on a slide and open the Designer Editor to refine visuals directly in PowerPoint.
Remove distracting backgrounds from photos before placing them into layouts.
Add text annotations with cool text effects.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps teams create more polished presentations faster by reducing the need to switch tools for image editing.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier to enhance slide visuals quickly, helping your presentations look more professional with less effort.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Edit pictures

Expanded AI skill inferencing for E3 and E5 users
[Windows, Web]
This update expands AI-powered skill inferencing to Microsoft 365 E3 and E5 users, helping organizations keep user profiles more accurate and up to date.
Roadmap ID
:
548643
Details:
What changed:
AI-powered skill inferencing, previously available only to Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Viva licensed users, can now be enabled for Microsoft 365 E3 and E5 users. Admins can turn this capability on directly in the Microsoft 365 admin center. When enabled, AI automatically identifies and updates skills on users' Microsoft 365 profiles based on work activity from the Microsoft Graph. This control is available to tenants with Copilot licenses.
Why:
Organizations asked for broader access to AI-powered skill updates so they could maintain more complete and accurate user profiles across their workforce. Expanding this capability helps teams surface expertise more easily and improves profile data quality.
Try this:
Open the Microsoft 365 admin center and review the People Skills settings.
Turn on AI-powered skill inferencing for Microsoft 365 E3 or E5 users.
Inform users that their profiles may begin updating automatically based on their work activity.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves organizational visibility into employee skills, making it easier to identify expertise and support workforce planning.
Personal impact:
Helps users keep their profiles current without manual updates, making their expertise easier for colleagues to discover.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Manage your skills library in People Skills

Summarize and explain PDFs with Copilot in Microsoft Edge
[Web]
Microsoft Edge expands its built-in PDF reader with new Copilot actions that help you quickly summarize or explain PDF content directly in the browser.
Roadmap ID:
498641
Details:
What changed:
The existing Ask Copilot experience in the Microsoft Edge PDF reader now includes two additional actions-Summarize and Explain-that let you generate a concise overview or simplify complex sections of a PDF or selected content. These actions follow the same enterprise controls and policies already applied to Copilot in Edge.
Why:
Reviewing long or complex PDFs often requires extra time and context switching. This update makes it easier to understand key points or technical language without leaving the PDF reader or copying content into another tool.
Try this:
Open a PDF in Microsoft Edge and select Summarize to get a quick overview of the document.
Select a paragraph or section and choose Explain to simplify complex language or concepts.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps teams review documents faster and stay within existing enterprise controls while using Copilot in Edge.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier to understand lengthy or technical PDFs without interrupting your workflow.

Edit images in PowerPoint with Designer Editor
[Windows, Web, Mac]
PowerPoint now includes the Designer Editor for image editing, giving you a modern, intuitive way to refine images directly on your slides without leaving PowerPoint.
Details:
What changed:
You can now use PowerPoint's new AI-powered image editing capabilities to perform tasks such as improving image resolution, removing backgrounds, and moving image elements with generative AI-all directly within your presentation.
Why:
Creating polished slides often requires quick image adjustments, and switching tools slows down the workflow. This change keeps image editing within PowerPoint so you can stay focused on your presentation.
Try this:
Select an image on a slide and open the Designer Editor to refine visuals directly in PowerPoint.
Remove distracting backgrounds from photos before placing them into layouts.
Add text annotations with cool text effects.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps teams create more polished presentations faster by reducing the need to switch tools for image editing.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier to enhance slide visuals quickly, helping your presentations look more professional with less effort.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Edit pictures

- Released `gemini-embedding-2-preview`, our first multimodal embedding model.
It supports text, image, video, audio, and PDF inputs,
mapping all modalities into a unified embedding space. To learn more, see
[Embeddings](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/embeddings).

- Deprecation announcement: The `gemini-2.5-flash-lite-preview-09-2025` model
will be [shut down](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations) on March 31, 2026.

Interactive learning for math and science
When you ask ChatGPT about certain topics, it can now present aninteractive visual modulethat lets you experiment with formulas and variables in real time. Adjust inputs, manipulate equations, and instantly see how changes affect graphs and outcomes—turning abstract concepts into something you can explore directly.Interactive learning launches with70+ math and science topics, including concepts like the Pythagorean theorem, ideal gas law, circle area, and lens equations.This feature builds on other learning tools in ChatGPT, likestudy modeandquizzes, designed to help students work through problems step by step and strengthen understanding.Try asking:
“Help me understand the Pythagorean theorem.”“Explain how PV = nRT works.”“How do I find the area of a circle?”
Availability:Rolling out to all logged-in ChatGPT users across consumer and business plans.
Auto top-up for flexible usage credits
Eligible ChatGPT Plus and Pro users can now turn on auto top-up for credits used with Codex and Sora. Auto top-up automatically replenishes your shared credit balance when it falls below the minimum balance you choose, using your default payment method on file to purchase only the amount needed to reach your target balance.
You can manage auto top-up from Codex Settings → Usage Dashboard. Auto top-up applies to the same shared credit balance used across supported features like Codex and Sora, and if your balance is already below your selected minimum when you turn it on, a top-up may happen right away. Learn more:Using Credits for Flexible Usage in ChatGPT (Free/Go/Plus/Pro) & Sora.

The Codex app is now available on Windows for ChatGPT plans that include Codex. The app gives users a Windows desktop surface for running multiple Codex agents in parallel, with isolated worktrees and reviewable diffs that can be edited, discarded, or turned into a pull request.Users can sign in with ChatGPT from the app and keep work moving across the app, CLI, and IDE without switching between tools for every task. Learn more:Using Codex with your ChatGPT plan.

What
: Added a new section on
specifying a preferred image with metadata
to the image SEO best practices and
Discover documentation
.
Why
: Based on feedback, we're clarifying that Google uses both schema.org markup and the
og:image
meta
tag as sources when determining image thumbnails in Google Search and
Discover.

Web
Edit messages with images.You can now edit messages that include image attachments, so you don’t have to start over to adjust your prompt or regenerate results.Open search results in a new tab.Cmd+click in the search panel now opens results in a new tab, making it easier to explore without losing your place.Faster sharing.Sharing chats is now easier and faster, with a quicker-loading share menu.Export visuals from Code Blocks.Flowcharts, diagrams, and data visualizations created in Code Blocks can now be exported as images for easy reuse.
Android
Automatic scroll to latest message.Existing conversations now automatically scroll to the bottom, so you can jump right back in.Faster sidebar actions.Sidebar interactions, such as renaming chats, are now faster and more responsive.Improved dictation visuals.Dictation now has a clearer, more streamlined interface that keeps your text visible and updates as you speak.Keyboard opens automatically when attaching files.The keyboard now opens automatically after you attach a file, helping you continue your message seamlessly.
Bug fixes
Fixed increased message streaming errors in GPT-5.2 ThinkingFixed a flicker affecting the Voice Mode button when opening a conversationSidebar actions on mobile web no longer stick while scrolling

- Launched Nano Banana 2, [Gemini 3.1 Flash Image Preview](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.1-flash-image-preview), a high-efficiency
model optimized for speed and high-volume use cases.

- Deprecation announcement: Gemini 3 Pro Preview (`gemini-3-pro-preview`)
will be [shut down](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations) March 9, 2026.

Connect Copilot with Monday.com to track work and team progress
[Web]
Users can connect Microsoft 365 Copilot with Monday.com to track work and team progress using the Copilot Connector.
Roadmap ID:
515177
Details:
What changed:
Copilot can now pull data from Monday.com boards, tasks, and workflows. This allows users to review team progress and updates directly through Copilot.
Why:
This integration supports teams that rely on Monday.com by bringing their work data into Copilot for easier updates and insights.
Try this:
Ask Copilot to summarize key Monday.com tasks for your team.
Request a list of items that are overdue or blocked.
Generate a status update based on Monday.com board activity.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Reduces context switching and improves clarity of work tracking.
Personal impact:
Makes task reviews and updates more efficient.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Microsoft 365 Copilot connectors overview

Connect Copilot with WordPress.com and WordPress.org
[Web]
Users can connect Copilot with WordPress.com and WordPress.org to retrieve, summarize, and analyze site content using the Copilot Connector.
Details:
What changed:
Copilot can now pull posts, pages, and site content from WordPress installations, making it easier to analyze or repurpose web content.
Why:
The integration helps teams working with large content libraries stay informed and reuse content efficiently.
Try this:
Ask Copilot for a summary of recent posts from your WordPress site.
Retrieve key themes across published articles.
Request an analysis of content performance patterns.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Supports content teams by improving visibility into site content.
Personal impact:
Simplifies reviewing and reusing website material.

Connect Copilot with Azure File Share
[Web]
Users can connect Copilot with Azure File Share to manage and work with their files using the Copilot Connector.
Details:
What changed:
Copilot can now retrieve and summarize files stored in Azure File Share, providing insights without requiring users to open each file individually.
Why:
This integration helps organizations using Azure File Share bring their structured content into Copilot for easier processing.
Try this:
Ask Copilot to list recent files added to Azure File Share.
Request summaries of documents stored there.
Retrieve key updates from a specific folder.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps teams better use their Azure‑hosted content.
Personal impact:
Makes finding and understanding files faster.

Connect Copilot with Veeva
[Web]
Users can connect Copilot with Veeva to access promotional materials, quality documents, and regulatory information using the Copilot Connector.
Details:
What changed:
Copilot can now retrieve and summarize approved content stored in Veeva Vault, including compliance and regulatory documents.
Why:
This supports life sciences teams that depend on Veeva for controlled content, helping them access accurate information quickly.
Try this:
Ask Copilot to summarize a regulatory document stored in Veeva.
Retrieve approved promotional content for a product.
Request key updates across quality documentation.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves access to validated documents for regulated workflows.
Personal impact:
Helps users stay compliant and informed.

Connect Copilot with Jira Data Center to manage engineering tasks
[Web]
Users can connect Microsoft 365 Copilot with Jira Data Center to track and manage engineering tasks using the Copilot Connector.
Details:
What changed:
Copilot can now retrieve issues, tasks, and updates from Jira Data Center. Users can analyze engineering progress and blockers directly in Copilot.
Why:
This helps engineering teams streamline updates and reduce the need to navigate multiple tools.
Try this:
Ask Copilot for a summary of Jira engineering issues.
Request insights on current blockers.
Generate a high‑level project update.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Provides clearer visibility into engineering workflows.
Personal impact:
Helps users stay organized and informed.

Out‑of‑box filter support for data sources in Copilot Search
[Web]
IT admins can customize filters for data sources in Copilot Search without additional development work.
Roadmap ID:
502534
Detailes:
What changed:
Microsoft 365 Copilot search now includes a dynamic filtering experience that surfaces data source–specific filters. When users select a source (such as Outlook, SharePoint, Teams, Azure DevOps, Google Drive, Jira, or Confluence), relevant filters automatically appear in the right rail.
Why:
This gives users more precise control over search results by tailoring filters to the selected data source—without requiring any admin setup or changes to existing policies.
Try this:
Select a specific data source in Copilot search (e.g., Outlook or SharePoint).
Use the dynamically populated filters in the right rail to refine results.
Switch data sources to see filters update automatically based on context.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves search accuracy while reducing administrative overhead—no configuration or policy updates required.
Personal impact:
Helps users find relevant information faster with less manual refinement.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Microsoft 365 Copilot: Data source-specific filters in search

Scope grounding for declarative agents to specific data sources
[Windows, Web]
Users can scope grounding for declarative agents to specific data sources.
Details:
What changed:
Users can now define which data sources a declarative agent draws from. This ensures more precise responses and reduces unnecessary information.
Why:
This gives users more control over how declarative agents use organizational data.
Try this:
Select a declarative agent where sources have been exposed or define sources in the manifest for your agent.
Limit grounding to a single repository for more focused results.
Test the agent’s output to confirm improved relevance.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves control over data usage and response accuracy.
Personal impact:
Helps users get answers that match their needs.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Declarative agent manifest example

Embedded knowledge support for declarative agents
[Web]
Developers can embed knowledge such as PDFs, Word documents, and PowerPoint files for declarative agents.
Roadmap ID:
474448
Detailes:
What changed:
Declarative agents now support embedded knowledge, allowing developers to include up to 10 local files as grounding resources.
Why:
This makes it simpler to build agents that rely on internal documents.
Try this:
Add embedded files to a declarative agent.
Test responses to confirm proper grounding.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Enhances agent accuracy using internal materials.
Personal impact:
Makes agent development more flexible.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Embedded knowledge object

Use Copilot to get a detailed and contextual explanation
[Web, Windows, Mac]
Users can select the "explain" option from the contextual menu that appears by right clicking on objects or content in PowerPoint to receive a detailed and contextual explanation.
Roadmap ID:
516565
Details:
What changed:
Copilot can now provide an explanation of any selected object in a presentation. This includes acronyms, individual text boxes, tables images, & entire slide. Previously, users needed to rely on external references or manual research to understand unclear content.
Why:
This feature helps users understand unfamiliar or complex information without leaving their presentation
Try this:
Select any text, table or slide, right click and choose “Explain".
Review the explanation without leaving PowerPoint
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps teams quickly understand unfamiliar content, reducing time spent researching and improving clarity in presentations.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier to grasp the meaning of slide objects without switching apps.
Additional resources:
Blogs:
Get clarity on complex presentations with Explainer in PowerPoint

Steer presentation length, tone, style, and images with Copilot
[Web, Windows, Mac]
Users can adjust presentation length, narrative tone, slide style, and AI‑generated images when creating presentations with Copilot.
Roadmap ID:
513422
Details:
What changed:
Copilot now supports more granular controls for customization. Users can specify slide count, tone of messaging, stylistic preferences, and visual elements to better tailor their presentations.
Why:
This gives users more creative control and ensures presentations match the intended audience and purpose.
Try this:
Ask Copilot to shorten your presentation to five slides.
Set the tone to “professional” or “informal” as needed.
Request new AI‑generated images that match your theme.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps teams build polished presentations more efficiently.
Personal impact:
Gives individuals more flexibility and creative options.

Copilot Studio agent report enhancements
[Web, Windows, Mac]
The Copilot Studio agent report includes autonomous agents and provides insights on adoption, impact, time savings, and cost savings.
Roadmap ID:
499422
Detailes:
What changed:
The agent report now includes autonomous agents with generative orchestration. It also offers new metrics related to adoption, time saved, and cost benefits.
Why:
These enhancements help organizations understand how Copilot Studio agents are used and the value they deliver.
Try this:
Open the Copilot Studio agent report to review autonomous agent usage.
Compare generative and non‑generative agent activity.
Review time‑saving and cost‑saving insights.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Supports better decision‑making about automation and ROI.
Personal impact:
Helps creators understand how their agents are being used.

Out-of-box filter support for data sources in Copilot Search
[Web]
IT admins can customize filters for data sources in Copilot Search without additional development work.
Roadmap ID:
502534
Detailes:
What changed:
Microsoft 365 Copilot search now includes a dynamic filtering experience that surfaces data source-specific filters. When users select a source (such as Outlook, SharePoint, Teams, Azure DevOps, Google Drive, Jira, or Confluence), relevant filters automatically appear in the right rail.
Why:
This gives users more precise control over search results by tailoring filters to the selected data source-without requiring any admin setup or changes to existing policies.
Try this:
Select a specific data source in Copilot search (e.g., Outlook or SharePoint).
Use the dynamically populated filters in the right rail to refine results.
Switch data sources to see filters update automatically based on context.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves search accuracy while reducing administrative overhead-no configuration or policy updates required.
Personal impact:
Helps users find relevant information faster with less manual refinement.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Microsoft 365 Copilot: Data source-specific filters in search

Declarative agents upgraded to GPT-5.1
Microsoft 365 Copilot declarative agents now use the GPT-5.1 model with automatic model selection for performance and reasoning.
Detailes:
What changed:
Declarative agents now run on GPT-5.1 using "auto" architecture, which selects the best model (fast or reasoning-optimized) based on the user's prompt. This improves speed and quality. Note that as the agent uses the "Think deeper" mode to generate higher quality responses, users will experience a slightly higher latency.
Why:
The upgrade ensures declarative agents provide more accurate and detailed responses.
Try this:
Use a declarative agent to process complex queries.
Test scenarios that require fast responses versus deeper reasoning.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Supports higher-quality automation and decision-making.
Personal impact:
Provides users with faster and more accurate responses.

Steer presentation length, tone, style, and images with Copilot
[Web, Windows, Mac]
Users can adjust presentation length, narrative tone, slide style, and AI-generated images when creating presentations with Copilot.
Roadmap ID:
513422
Details:
What changed:
Copilot now supports more granular controls for customization. Users can specify slide count, tone of messaging, stylistic preferences, and visual elements to better tailor their presentations.
Why:
This gives users more creative control and ensures presentations match the intended audience and purpose.
Try this:
Ask Copilot to shorten your presentation to five slides.
Set the tone to "professional" or "informal" as needed.
Request new AI-generated images that match your theme.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Helps teams build polished presentations more efficiently.
Personal impact:
Gives individuals more flexibility and creative options.

Out-of-box filter support for data sources in Copilot Search
[Web]
IT admins can customize filters for data sources in Copilot Search without additional development work.
Roadmap ID:
502534
Details:
What changed:
Microsoft 365 Copilot search now includes a dynamic filtering experience that surfaces data source-specific filters. When users select a source (such as Outlook, SharePoint, Teams, Azure DevOps, Google Drive, Jira, or Confluence), relevant filters automatically appear in the right rail.
Why:
This gives users more precise control over search results by tailoring filters to the selected data source-without requiring any admin setup or changes to existing policies.
Try this:
Select a specific data source in Copilot search (e.g., Outlook or SharePoint).
Use the dynamically populated filters in the right rail to refine results.
Switch data sources to see filters update automatically based on context.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves search accuracy while reducing administrative overhead-no configuration or policy updates required.
Personal impact:
Helps users find relevant information faster with less manual refinement.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Microsoft 365 Copilot: Data source-specific filters in search

Embedded knowledge support for declarative agents
[Web]
Developers can embed knowledge such as PDFs, Word documents, and PowerPoint files for declarative agents.
Roadmap ID:
474448
Details:
What changed:
Declarative agents now support embedded knowledge, allowing developers to include up to 10 local files as grounding resources.
Why:
This makes it simpler to build agents that rely on internal documents.
Try this:
Add embedded files to a declarative agent.
Test responses to confirm proper grounding.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Enhances agent accuracy using internal materials.
Personal impact:
Makes agent development more flexible.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Embedded knowledge object

Declarative agents upgraded to GPT-5.1
Microsoft 365 Copilot declarative agents now use the GPT-5.1 model with automatic model selection for performance and reasoning.
Details:
What changed:
Declarative agents now run on GPT-5.1 using "auto" architecture, which selects the best model (fast or reasoning-optimized) based on the user's prompt. This improves speed and quality. Note that as the agent uses the "Think deeper" mode to generate higher quality responses, users will experience a slightly higher latency.
Why:
The upgrade ensures declarative agents provide more accurate and detailed responses.
Try this:
Use a declarative agent to process complex queries.
Test scenarios that require fast responses versus deeper reasoning.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Supports higher-quality automation and decision-making.
Personal impact:
Provides users with faster and more accurate responses.

Copilot Studio agent report enhancements
[Web, Windows, Mac]
The Copilot Studio agent report includes autonomous agents and provides insights on adoption, impact, time savings, and cost savings.
Roadmap ID:
499422
Details:
What changed:
The agent report now includes autonomous agents with generative orchestration. It also offers new metrics related to adoption, time saved, and cost benefits.
Why:
These enhancements help organizations understand how Copilot Studio agents are used and the value they deliver.
Try this:
Open the Copilot Studio agent report to review autonomous agent usage.
Compare generative and non-generative agent activity.
Review time-saving and cost-saving insights.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Supports better decision-making about automation and ROI.
Personal impact:
Helps creators understand how their agents are being used.

- Released [Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.1-pro-preview), our latest iteration in the new Gemini 3 series family.
- Launched a separate endpoint `gemini-3.1-pro-preview-customtools`, which is better at prioritizing custom tools, for users building with a mix of bash and tools.

Gemini 3.1 Pro: A smarter model for your most complex tasksWhat:Building on the Gemini 3 series, we’re releasing 3.1 Pro, a smarter and more capable model for complex problem-solving. 3.1 Pro is designed for tasks where a simple answer isn’t enough, taking advanced reasoning and making it useful for your hardest challenges. This improved intelligence can help in practical applications — whether you’re looking for a clear, visual explanation of a complex topic, a way to synthesize data into a single view, or a step-by-step plan bringing an ambitious creative project to life.3.1 Pro is rolling out globally to the Gemini app, with higher limits for users with Google AI Pro and Ultra plans. To access, select “Pro” in the model drop down.Why:We want to make Gemini the most helpful AI assistant for everyone. With the advanced reasoning of Gemini 3.1 Pro, you can now tackle your most complex projects with greater confidence.

We launched our most capable Sonnet model yet, with a full upgrade of the model’s skills across coding, computer use, long-context reasoning, agent planning, knowledge work, and design. Sonnet 4.6 also features a 1M token context window in beta. Read our blog post for more information:Introducing Claude Sonnet 4.6.

The Enterprise Analytics API provides programmatic access to usage and engagement data for Claude and Claude Code Remote usage within your organization. Data is aggregated per organization, per day, and each endpoint returns a snapshot for a single date that you specify. For more information, seeAccess usage data with the Analytics API.

Previously, Enterprise plans were only available to customers working with our Sales team. Now, any organization can purchase an Enterprise plan directly on our website with no Sales conversation required. Self-serve Enterprise plans have a single seat type that includes access to Claude, Claude Code, and Cowork. For more information, refer toour blog postorWhat is the Enterprise plan?

We’re making an update to ChatGPT Voice that improves its ability to follow user instructions, and usage of tools like web search to provide better responses. This update applies to the version of Voice primarily used by those on the free ChatGPT plan, and by Plus users when limits are reached for the main model.

Admins can set up connector authentication faster with a simplified experience
[Web]
Admins can now set up connector authentication faster through a simplified and guided OAuth experience.
Details:
What changed:
Previously, connector authentication required manual steps and extensive documentation. The new experience introduces a streamlined, guided OAuth flow that significantly reduces setup time.
Why:
This change modernizes the authentication framework and reduces friction for admins configuring connectors.
Try this:
Open connector setup and follow the guided OAuth flow.
Complete authentication for supported connectors such as Gong, GitHub, or Monday.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Reduces configuration time and operational overhead for IT teams.
Personal impact:
Makes connector setup faster and easier for admins.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Set up Microsoft 365 Copilot connectors in the Microsoft 365 admin center

Users can refresh Adaptive Cards in agents to view the latest information
[Web]
Users can refresh Adaptive Cards in agents to ensure they always see the most current information in their workflows.
Details:
What changed:
Users can now refresh Adaptive Cards inside their agents to view updated information. Previously, cards remained static unless the agent was recreated or reloaded.
Why:
This improvement helps users stay aligned with the latest data, reducing confusion and improving workflow accuracy.
Try this:
Select the refresh option on an Adaptive Card inside your agent.
Use the updated card to continue your workflow with the latest information.
Check refreshed cards when reviewing time‑sensitive or changing data.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Ensures teams work with accurate, up‑to‑date information.
Personal impact:
Reduces manual steps and helps individuals stay current with ongoing changes.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Allow inline editing of Adaptive Card responses (preview)

Field teams can accelerate Copilot adoption using champion connectors
[Web]
Field teams can use getting started guides of champion connectors to guide customers through Copilot adoption with clear, consistent resources.
Details:
What changed:
Field teams can now use getting started guides champion connectors to guide Copilot adoption in top accounts. This adds structured resources and best practices that were not available in earlier workflows.
Why:
This change gives field teams consistent tools that help customers adopt Copilot more quickly and confidently.
Try this:
Review champion connector resources available to your field team.
Share the connector with top accounts beginning their Copilot journey.
Use the resources to guide conversations about adoption planning.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Supports faster and more consistent Copilot adoption across key customer accounts.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier for individuals to provide clear, ready-to-use guidance.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Set up Microsoft 365 Copilot connectors in the Microsoft 365 admin center

Declarative Agents help users stay in their workflow
[Web]
URL‑based dialogs in Declarative Agents allow users to open linked experiences without leaving Copilot, helping them stay focused.
Details:
What changed:
Developers can now enable URL‑based dialogs in Declarative Agents. This lets users open external pages or forms directly within Copilot. Previously, these workflows required switching apps or breaking context.
Why:
This feature helps users complete tasks without interruption, supporting smoother and more connected workflows.
Try this:
Open a Declarative Agent that includes a URL‑based dialog.
Follow the dialog link to continue your workflow inside Copilot.
Use the dialog to complete tasks that require external pages or forms.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Reduces context switching and improves workflow continuity.
Personal impact:
Helps individuals complete tasks more efficiently without leaving Copilot.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Allow inline editing of Adaptive Card responses (preview)