LLM/AI Changelog

More frequent ticket status updates for the ServiceNow Tickets Copilot connector
[Web]
The ServiceNow Tickets Copilot connector updates ticket status more frequently by ingesting both active and inactive tickets.
Roadmap ID:
505437
Details:
What changed:
The ServiceNow Tickets Copilot connector now ingests both active and inactive tickets by default, improving how often ticket status changes appear in Copilot responses. Admins can also edit the data query filter to include inactive tickets for existing connections.
Why:
Inactive tickets were not previously ingested, which could lead to outdated ticket status information in Copilot responses.
Try this:
Review the query filter for existing ServiceNow Tickets connections.
Update the filter to include both active and inactive tickets if needed.
Communicate the change to your ServiceNow stakeholders and Copilot users.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves the quality of Copilot responses that reference ServiceNow tickets by keeping ticket status information current.
Personal impact:
Reduces confusion by showing more up-to-date ticket statuses in Copilot answers.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Manage indexed properties

Query Miro boards and diagrams with Copilot connectors
[Web]
Connect Microsoft 365 Copilot to Miro with Copilot connectors so you can query visual boards and diagrams in Copilot.
Roadmap ID:
515166
Details:
What changed:
Microsoft 365 Copilot now supports a Miro Copilot connector, which makes Miro boards discoverable and usable in Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Search.
Why:
This change helps people access Miro boards and visual planning work without leaving Microsoft 365.
Try this:
Connect Microsoft 365 Copilot to Miro with a Copilot connector.
Ask Copilot to summarize the content of a Miro board for a project.
Ask Copilot to list action items on a Miro board.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Brings Miro board knowledge into Microsoft 365 Copilot so teams can find and use visual artifacts in the flow of work.
Personal impact:
Reduces time spent switching tools when you need context from a Miro board.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Deploy the Miro Microsoft 365 Copilot connector

Connect Copilot to GitHub Server with Copilot Connector
[Web]
Connect Copilot to your GitHub Server to retrieve and collaborate on issues, pull requests, and knowledge base content.
Details:
What changed:
The Copilot Connector enables a direct connection to GitHub Server. Users can bring issues, pull requests, and knowledge base content into Copilot to view and collaborate.
Why:
Centralizing software work items and documentation in Copilot saves time and reduces context switching during development and review activities.
Try this:
Connect your GitHub Server and ask Copilot to list open issues for a repository.
Use Copilot to summarize a pull request and highlight reviewers’ comments.
Retrieve knowledge base articles to prepare a project briefing.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Speeds up review cycles and keeps development work aligned by consolidating information in one place.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier for individuals to find and act on relevant GitHub items.

Configure and manage agent manifests in Developer Portal
Developer Portal now supports management and configuration of Agent Blueprints allowing developers to extend Agent 365 capabilities to their agents including enterprise‑grade identity, observability, notifications, security, and governed access to Microsoft 365 data.
Details:
What changed:
Developer Portal now supports full lifecycle actions for agent manifests. Developers can create, edit, and manage manifest configuration in a single place to streamline setup.
Why:
Centralizing manifest management reduces friction, improves consistency, and shortens setup time for agent-based solutions.
Try this:
Create a new agent manifest and define its required settings.
Update an existing manifest to refine configuration details.
Review manifest properties to ensure consistent deployment.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Standardizes agent configuration and reduces setup errors across projects.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier for individuals to manage agent settings without switching tools.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Agent Identity Blueprint

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)

Configure and manage agent manifests in Developer Portal
Developer Portal now supports management and configuration of Agent Blueprints allowing developers to extend Agent 365 capabilities to their agents including enterprise-grade identity, observability, notifications, security, and governed access to Microsoft 365 data.
Details:
What changed:
Developer Portal now supports full lifecycle actions for agent manifests. Developers can create, edit, and manage manifest configuration in a single place to streamline setup.
Why:
Centralizing manifest management reduces friction, improves consistency, and shortens setup time for agent-based solutions.
Try this:
Create a new agent manifest and define its required settings.
Update an existing manifest to refine configuration details.
Review manifest properties to ensure consistent deployment.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Standardizes agent configuration and reduces setup errors across projects.
Personal impact:
Makes it easier for individuals to manage agent settings without switching tools.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Agent Identity Blueprint

Jan 10, 2026:We lowered the Standard and Light thinking time as we observed users prefer faster responses. As part of this update, theExtendedthinking setting for GPT-5.2 was unintentionally changed to be lower which we have now fixed.
February 3, 2026:We made another small reduction to Standard thinking time based on testing.
February 4, 2026:We’re restoring theExtendedthinking level for GPT-5.2 Thinking to its prior setting, correcting the inadvertent reduction from January. Extended is now back to its prior level.We periodically adjust the default thinking time for our reasoning models. These changes are based on ongoing experiments to find the best balance between answer quality and response speed for users.Thethinking level toggleintroduced in September 2025 gives users more choice beyond Standard, allowing them to select the right thinking level for their question—whether they want lighter, faster responses or more extended reasoning when depth and accuracy matter more.Thinking time is not directly comparable across different models. Each model is tuned independently to what works best for users. We’ll continue to adjust these settings as models evolve, and will keep giving users clear controls when there are meaningful tradeoffs to choose from.

What
: While moving over the information about the default file size limits of
Google's crawlers and fetchers to the
crawler documentation
,
we also updated the
Googlebot documentation
about its own file size limits.
Why
: The original location of the default file size limits was not the most logical
place as it applies to all of Google's crawlers and fetchers, and the move enabled us to
be more precise about Googlebot's limits.

Today we’re releasing the Codex app for MacOS,  a command center for managing multiple coding agents in parallel. The app lets you run long‑horizon and background tasks, review clean diffs from isolated worktrees, see agent progress and decisions, and execute reusable skills and automations.
Available with ChatGPT plans that include Codex, with a limited‑time promo: Free and Go can try Codex with included limits, while Plus, and Pro users get 2x Codex rate limits.
Get started by downloading the macOS app, andlearn moreabout Codex.

Copilot icon visibility in Microsoft Edge
[Web]
Users can now manage the visibility of the Copilot icon in the Microsoft Edge toolbar, while admins can control icon access through policy settings.
Roadmap ID:
536579
Details:
What changed:
Previously, the Copilot icon always appeared in the toolbar. Users can now hide or show the icon, and admins can manage visibility using the "Microsoft365CopilotChatIconEnabled policy."
Why:
This change gives users and IT admins more flexibility in managing the Edge interface and Copilot availability.
Try this:
Right-click the Copilot icon and select Hide Copilot.
Use Edge settings to toggle the icon visibility.
Configure the Microsoft365CopilotChatIconEnabled policy as an admin.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Supports customized user experiences and centralized policy control.
Personal impact:
Lets users reduce toolbar clutter or restore the icon when needed.

Advanced understanding for comments and attachments in SNOW KB and Azure DevOps connectors
[Windows, Web]
Copilot now understands content within comments and attachments for ServiceNow KB and Azure DevOps work item connectors.
Details:
What changed:
Previously, Copilot focused on primary content only. Comments and attachments are now included in content understanding.
Why:
This ensures important context is not missed during searches or summaries.
Try this:
Ask Copilot about an Azure DevOps work item.
Review insights that include comment and attachment context.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves decision making with more complete information.
Personal impact:
Reduces the need to manually review supporting content.

Bring your own Microsoft Foundry agents into Microsoft 365 Copilot
[Web]
Bring intelligent agents built and hosted in Microsoft Foundry into to Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Teams—tailored to your organization’s workflows, rules, and compliance needs.
What Changed:
You can now connect an existing Foundry agent to Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Teams via a proxy app built with the Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit.
Why:
Many specialized or regulated industries require custom logic beyond standard Copilot features. This update empowers teams to create agents that are tightly aligned with enterprise policies, domain needs, and governance expectations, and bring them into Microsoft 365 Copilot.
Try This:
Integrate your Microsoft Foundry agent with Microsoft 365 using Agents Toolkit sample.
Why This Matters:
Business Impact:
Enables organizations to build tailored solutions, ensuring Copilot adapts to unique operational needs.
Personal Impact:
Gives developers freedom to innovate while maintaining the required levels of security, compliance, and governance.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Integrate Microsoft Foundry agents

Copy an agent from Agent Builder to Copilot Studio
[Windows, Web]
Users can now open agents created in Agent Builder in the Copilot Studio authoring experience.
Details:
What changed:
Previously, agents created in Agent Builder experience were limited in capability. Authors can now move agents into Copilot Studio to access advanced features and publishing options.
Why:
This change enables more powerful agents and supports stronger governance and lifecycle management.
Try this:
Open an agent created in Agent Builder.
Continue editing the agent in Copilot Studio.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Enables more capable agents with governance controls such as Data Loss Prevention.
Personal impact:
Gives creators greater flexibility to enhance their agents.

Generate icons using AI in Agent Builder
[Windows, Web]
Users can generate custom icons using AI Agent Builder using custom prompts, manually upload their own icon, or select from a set of pre-created icons.
Roadmap ID:
502864
Details:
What changed:
Previously, users relied on default icons or manual uploads. AI-generated icons are now available in Agent Builder, with size limits of 1 MB (192px).
Why:
This feature simplifies icon creation and improves how agents visually represent their purpose.
Try this:
Enter a prompt to generate an icon with AI.
Use the agent description to generate an icon automatically.
Upload a custom icon or select a pre-created option.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves clarity and usability of custom agents.
Personal impact:
Makes agent creation faster and more creative.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Build agents with Agent Builder in Microsoft 365 Copilot

Improve relevance and personalization by connecting user identities across data sources
[Windows, Web]
Copilot improves relevance and personalization by connecting user identities across multiple data sources.
Details:
What changed: Previously, identities from third party systems were not linked to the corresponding Microsoft identity, leading to poor response quality esp with people related queries. Copilot now correlates identities across supported connectors, leading to more relevant and personalized responses.
Why:
This ensures responses better reflect user context across systems.
Try this:
Ask Copilot about work spanning multiple connected tools.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Improves cross‑system relevance and response quality in Copilot.
Personal impact:
Delivers more accurate, personalized answers.

Publish Azure AI Foundry agents to Copilot
[Web]
Developers can launch AI agents to the Copilot Agent Store effortlessly with no coding required.
Roadmap ID:
501112
What Changed:
Users have a one-click publishing flow from Azure AI Foundry to the Microsoft 365 Copilot Agent Store. No development experience is required and agents become instantly accessible.
Why:
This enhancement accelerates the delivery of AI-powered solutions to frontline teams and improves deployment efficiency.
Try This:
In Azure AI Foundry, open your agent and click Publish to Copilot.
Confirm availability in Word, Teams, and other supported Microsoft 365 apps.
Why This Matters:
Business Impact:
Accelerates delivery of tailored AI capabilities across the enterprise.
Personal Impact:
Developers spend less time on integration work and more time innovating.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Publish agents to Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Teams

Users can leverage multi-agent workflows
[Windows, Web]
Agents in Copilot can now use other agents to accomplish work if configured. Users can see the interaction between agents.
Details:
What changed:
Researcher and other agents could call simple APIs but not other AI agents. Now multiple agents will coordinate to respond to the user's task.
Why:
Multi-agent systems support more difficult work that requires multiple special AI systems.
Try this:
Administrators: Add some of your most-used agents to Researcher.
Users: Use Researcher on topics that require expertise from the agents available in Researcher's Sources menu.
Developers: Connect other Declarative Agents to your agent.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Streamlines complex, multi system workflows.
Personal impact:
Makes interactions with multiple agents feel smoother.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Manage Connected Agents for Researcher in the Microsoft 365 admin center
Connect to other agents from a declarative agent

Generate PowerPoint grounded on a Copilot page
[Web]
Create a PowerPoint deck grounded on a Copilot page to present page content quickly.
Roadmap ID:
499425
Details:
What changed:
You can generate a PowerPoint presentation grounded on the content of a Copilot page, enabling rapid presentation creation based on existing information.
Why:
Teams often needs to transform the content on a Page to slide format. Grounded generation speeds up this process and keeps slides aligned with the source.
Try this:
Create a launch plan for a new electric scooter brand, including
key messaging, target audience, launch channels, and success
metrics. Organize it as an outline I can turn into a presentation.​
Draft a competitive analysis comparing Nike and Adidas across brand positioning, digital strategy, and customer engagement.
Present it as an outline ready to convert into a PowerPoint deck.
Develop an employee onboarding overview that covers company culture, core values, and 30-day goals. Structure it as a
presentation outline I can generate into slides.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Saves time turning working pages into presentations for reviews and updates.
Personal impact:
Helps individuals present page content without manual slide creation.
Additional Resources:
Support:
Convert your Microsoft 365 Copilot Page into a Word document or PowerPoint presentation

Bring your own Microsoft Foundry agents into Microsoft 365 Copilot
[Web]
Bring intelligent agents built and hosted in Microsoft Foundry into to Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Teams-tailored to your organization's workflows, rules, and compliance needs.
What Changed:
You can now connect an existing Foundry agent to Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Teams via a proxy app built with the Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit.
Why:
Many specialized or regulated industries require custom logic beyond standard Copilot features. This update empowers teams to create agents that are tightly aligned with enterprise policies, domain needs, and governance expectations, and bring them into Microsoft 365 Copilot.
Try This:
Integrate your Microsoft Foundry agent with Microsoft 365 using Agents Toolkit sample.
Why This Matters:
Business Impact:
Enables organizations to build tailored solutions, ensuring Copilot adapts to unique operational needs.
Personal Impact:
Gives developers freedom to innovate while maintaining the required levels of security, compliance, and governance.
Additional Resources:
Learn:
Integrate Microsoft Foundry agents

What
: Updated the
structured data carousels (beta)
documentation and the
South African badges and refinement chips blog post
to include additional query types.
Why
: The South African carousel, badges, and refinement chips now support queries
related to food delivery, car hire, and bus booking.

We're rolling out an age prediction model on ChatGPT consumer plans to help determine whether an account likely belongs to someone under 18, so we can apply the right experience and safeguards for teens.The model looks at a combination of behavioral and account-level signals, including how long an account has existed, typical times of day when someone is active, usage patterns over time, and a user’s stated age.If an adult is placed in the under-18 experience by mistake, they can quickly verify their age with a selfie through Persona, a verification service available in Settings > Account. Users can check whether safeguards have been added and verify at any time.

- Deprecation announcement: The following models will be
[shut down](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations) February 17, 2026:

- `gemini-2.5-flash-preview-09-25`
- `imagen-4.0-generate-preview-06-06`
- `imagen-4.0-ultra-generate-preview-06-06`
- The `gemini-2.5-flash-image-preview` has been shut down.

- Deprecation announcement: The following models will be
[shut down](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations) February 17, 2026:

- `gemini-2.5-flash-preview-09-25`
- `imagen-4.0-generate-preview-06-06`
- `imagen-4.0-ultra-generate-preview-06-06`
- The `gemini-2.5-flash-image-preview` model has been shut down.

Admin control to customize AI disclaimers in Copilot Chat
[Windows, Web]
We updated the AI Disclaimer experience in Microsoft Copilot Chat based on customer feedback. To address this, we introduced an admin control that allows organizations to customize how the disclaimer appears, improving user awareness and flexibility.
Details:
What changed:
The AI disclaimer will remain visible in the user experience. Admins will gain the ability to heighten this message and to provide a link to their own documentation. The disclaimer will display bolded text for increased visibility. Admins can configure a custom URL pointing to their AI policy documentation.
Why:
Organizations asked for more control over how the disclaimer appears to improve user awareness and flexibility.
Try this:
Review the new AI Disclaimer setting in the Admin Portal.
Decide whether you want to configure this setting for your organization.
If desired, prepare a custom URL to include in the UX.
Communicate this change to your helpdesk staff and Copilot users.
Update internal documentation if you reference the disclaimer experience.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Allows organizations to customize how the disclaimer appears.
Personal impact:
Improves user awareness of the disclaimer.

Admin control to customize AI disclaimers in Copilot Chat
[Windows, Web]
We updated the AI Disclaimer experience in Microsoft Copilot Chat based on customer feedback. To address this, we introduced an admin control that allows organizations to customize how the disclaimer appears, improving user awareness and flexibility.
Details:
What changed:
The AI disclaimer will remain visible in the user experience.
Admins will gain the ability to heighten this message and to provide a link to their own documentation:
The disclaimer will display bolded text for increased visibility.
Admins can configure a custom URL pointing to their AI policy documentation.
Why:
Organizations asked for more control over how the disclaimer appears to improve user awareness and flexibility.
Try this:
Review the new AI Disclaimer setting in the Admin Portal.
Decide whether you want to configure this setting for your organization.
If desired, prepare a custom URL to include in the UX.
Communicate this change to your helpdesk staff and Copilot users.
Update internal documentation if you reference the disclaimer experience.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Allows organizations to customize how the disclaimer appears.
Personal impact:
Improves user awareness of the disclaimer.

Access all your Copilot-generated content in one library
[Android, Windows, iOS, Mac, Web]
Use the new Library in the Microsoft 365 Copilot app to easily find and manage your Copilot-created images and pages.
Roadmap ID:
501783
What changed:
A new centralized Library view in Copilot lets users access all their AI-generated assets in one place.
Why:
Improves organization and removes friction in retrieving past Copilot content.
Try this:
Open Copilot app → go to Library
Filter by images or summaries
Share content in Teams or email
Business impact:
Boosts collaboration by making assets reusable and sharable.
Personal impact:
Saves time by avoiding re-creating previous work.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Microsoft 365 Copilot Library

Search for meetings by organizer using Copilot Chat
[Windows]
Quickly find meetings scheduled by a specific person to review or prioritize your calendar.
Roadmap ID:
503859
What changed:
Copilot Chat now lets you search your calendar for meetings organized by a specific individual.
Why:
Helps users locate calendar items and prioritize activities faster.
Try this:
Ask Copilot: “Find meetings organized by Alex Johnson next week.”
Or: “Summarize action items from last 3 meetings organized by Sarah Davis.”
Business impact:
Reduces wasted time searching for calendar details.
Personal impact:
Gives quick control and visibility over relevant scheduled events.

Build smarter agents with GPT-5 in Agent Builder
[Android, Windows, iOS, Mac, Web]
Create more capable and context-aware Copilot agents powered by GPT-5, delivering richer responses and streamlined experiences for your users.
Roadmap ID:
502552
Details:
What changed:
Declarative agents built in Microsoft 365 Copilot now use GPT-5 as the underlying chat model, enabling advanced reasoning, more natural language understanding, and improved multi-step processing.
Why:
Organizations need AI-powered solutions that not only respond accurately but anticipate user needs. GPT-5 delivers higher precision and better handling of complex queries, resulting in agents that feel more responsive and intelligent, reducing repetitive follow-ups.
Try This:
Open Agent Builder in Microsoft 365 Copilot to create a new declarative agent that runs on GPT‑5 as the foundation.
Configure your agent with domain-specific knowledge and test its ability to handle scenario-based queries.
Ask your new agent:
“Help me draft a Q4 performance summary with recommendations based on last quarter’s sales trends.”
Why this matters:
Business Impact:
Smarter agents mean streamlined workflows and faster completion of complex business processes, reducing time-to-value and improving ROI on AI initiatives.
Personal Impact:
Users experience fewer frustrations when interacting with Copilot, getting precise answers and recommendations that fit their context—saving time and effort.

Connect Dropbox for smarter Copilot file access
[Web]
Integrate Dropbox with Copilot to access, retrieve, and manage files directly, regardless of where they are stored.
Roadmap ID:
513282
What Changed:
A new Copilot connector allows you to integrate Dropbox into the Microsoft 365 Copilot experience. Once connected, Copilot can retrieve and manage files stored in Dropbox and use them for context in responses.
Why:
This update eliminates friction by letting Copilot work across locations, so users never waste time searching or switching services.
Try This:
In Copilot settings, enable the Dropbox connector and sign in with your account.
Ask Copilot
, “Summarize the Q4 plan from my Dropbox folder.”
Use Copilot in Word to insert insights from Dropbox files into a report.
Why it Matters:
Business Impact:
Improve team efficiency by unifying data access across platforms, eliminating manual transfers.
Personal Impact:
Create and edit content with ease by letting Copilot pull in what you need, including content from Dropbox.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Google Drive Microsoft 365 Copilot connector overview

Connect Microsoft 365 Copilot with Guru for enhanced insights
[Web]
Microsoft 365 Copilot can now connect with Guru to surface internal knowledge and team insights, enhancing team collaboration and decision-making.
Roadmap ID:
513281
Details:
What changed:
Previously, Microsoft 365 Copilot operated with its standard integrations. With this update, users can connect Microsoft 365 Copilot with Guru, allowing it to access and utilize internal knowledge bases and team insights directly within the workflow.
Why:
This feature was added to leverage the wealth of internal knowledge and insights stored in Guru. By doing so, it enhances decision-making processes and streamlines access to valuable information for team members.
Try this:
Connect Microsoft 365 Copilot with Guru to start accessing your organization's internal knowledge base.
Use the Copilot Connector to query specific team insights and data stored in Guru.
Implement this connection in your workflow to improve collaboration and information retrieval during meetings or project planning.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Integrating Microsoft 365 Copilot with Guru enhances technological capabilities, optimizes workflow efficiency, and strengthens team collaboration by providing immediate access to critical insights.
Personal impact:
Individual users benefit from quicker access to information and insights, aiding personal productivity and informed decision-making.

Expand Copilot Agents with Mail, People, and Meeting Insights
[Windows, Web]
Copilot declarative agents can now integrate with richer M365 data: mail, people's data, Teams chats, and meeting transcripts.
What Changed:
Agents can now tap into richer Microsoft 365 data sources - email, Teams chats, meeting transcripts, and people data - to deliver more context-aware answers and automate tasks seamlessly.
Why:
Modern work spans inboxes, chats, calendars, and documents. Constant switching slows teams down. By grounding declarative agents in organizational data, Copilot reduces context-switching, improves accuracy, and accelerates decision-making.
Try This:
Create a declarative agent that uses Meetings data to generate a project summary.
Sample query:
“Summarize decisions and blockers from this week’s meetings relating to Project X.”
Create a declarative agent that uses Email data to draft emails.
Sample query:
"Draft follow up emails for unresolved items from yesterday."
Why This Matters:
Business Impact:
Teams works faster when Copilot agents bring context from across Microsoft 365 into one place. By reducing time spent searching through emails, chats and transcripts, organizations improve decision accuracy, accelerate workflows, and keep projects moving without delays.
Personal Impact:
Users no longer need to juggle multiple tools to gather context. Copilot agents can consolidate multiple knowledge capabilities in one place, saving time and reducing cognitive load throughout the workday.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Add knowledge sources to your declarative agent

Generate Office documents from agents in Copilot Studio lite
[Windows, Web]
Agents built with Copilot Studio lite can generate PowerPoint decks, Excel spreadsheets, and Word documents via chat, with files saved to OneDrive.
Roadmap ID:
506753
Details:
What changed:
Office skills are available in Copilot Studio lite. Users can chat with an agent to generate PowerPoint, Excel, and Word files. Files are saved to OneDrive to streamline organization and support retention policies. These skills are part of the “Generate code, graphs, and documents” capability (formerly known as Code Interpreter).
Why:
Automating common document tasks helps teams move faster and maintain consistency, while OneDrive storage supports governance needs.
Try this:
Ask your agent to create a Word document with a project outline.
Request an Excel spreadsheet with labeled columns for status tracking.
Generate a PowerPoint deck with section titles for an upcoming review.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Reduces manual document creation time and supports compliant storage.
Personal impact:
Makes everyday document tasks quicker and easier.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Add capabilities

Simplified ServiceNow tickets setup with per-table ACL rules
[Web]
Admins can now define ACL permission rules per table for ServiceNow ticket ingestion, reducing setup complexity.
Details:
What changed:
Previously, permissions were selected for all tables combined. Now, admins define permission rules for each selected table, improving control and clarity.
Why:
Per-table ACL rules simplify configuration and provide finer-grained access control aligned with data security practices.
Try this:
Set ACL permissions for a single table that requires restricted access.
Review and adjust table-level rules to match ingestion needs.
Validate table permissions to ensure correct access during ingestion.
Why this matters:
Business impact:
Reduces configuration complexity and improves security alignment for ticket data.
Personal impact:
Helps individuals manage permissions more clearly and confidently.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Access permissions