Microsoft documentation adds Copilot cost management APIs and expands guidance for autonomous agents.
Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio and Azure AI dominate the 40 highlighted changes for 12–18 October 2026, drawn from 422 total changes. The largest cluster adds Microsoft 365 Copilot Cost Management API documentation covering spending policies, service settings, user balances and tenant credit balances.
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This new page introduces and details the process for migrating apps from the retiring App Builder to Copilot Cowork or Apps in Copilot Studio, including both manual and upcoming automated migration options. It provides step-by-step instructions, requirements, known limitations, and troubleshooting for users to rebuild their apps using Copilot's agent-driven experiences.
- Announces App Builder retirement and migration deadline (Nov 30, 2026)
- Describes both manual and planned automated migration paths to Copilot Cowork and Copilot Studio
- Explains how to prepare app source code and data for migration
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This new documentation introduces an API endpoint that provides detailed, user-level Microsoft 365 Copilot usage data for a specific date. It enables administrators to retrieve granular activity and usage metrics per user across multiple Copilot-supported applications.
- New API endpoint for per-user Copilot usage details by date
- Covers activity across multiple Microsoft 365 apps (Word, Excel, Teams, etc.)
- Specifies required permissions and admin roles for access
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This new documentation introduces the API for creating a spendingPolicyServiceSetting, allowing administrators to add or modify service-specific settings within an existing Copilot spending policy. This enables granular control over which Copilot services are enabled or disabled under cost management policies.
- New POST endpoint for adding service settings to Copilot spending policies
- Requires CopilotCostManagement-Policy.ReadWrite.All delegated permission
- Request must include serviceId and state properties
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This new documentation introduces the ability to update a Copilot cost management spendingPolicy object via the Microsoft Graph beta API, detailing permissions, request/response structure, and updatable properties. This enables programmatic management of Copilot spending controls.
- Documents PATCH endpoint for updating spendingPolicy objects in Copilot cost management
- Specifies updatable properties: displayName, periodLimit, perUserLimit, billingMethods
- Outlines required permissions (CopilotCostManagement-Policy.ReadWrite.All for delegated work/school accounts)
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This new documentation introduces the List spendingPolicies API for Copilot Cost Management, allowing users to retrieve and filter spending policy objects. It details permissions, supported query parameters, and provides example requests and responses, enabling administrators to programmatically manage and audit Copilot spending policies.
- Introduces GET /copilot/costManagement/spendingPolicies endpoint
- Documents permissions required for delegated access
- Lists supported OData query parameters for filtering and sorting
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This new documentation introduces the 'Get spendingPolicy' API for Copilot Cost Management, allowing retrieval of detailed spending policy objects via Microsoft Graph beta. It specifies permissions, request/response structure, and example usage, enabling developers to programmatically access and manage Copilot spending policies.
- New API endpoint to retrieve Copilot spendingPolicy objects
- Details on required permissions (CopilotCostManagement-Policy.Read.All)
- Describes polymorphic response with concrete type identification
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This new documentation introduces the API for creating a Copilot spending policy, detailing required permissions, request structure, and response. It enables administrators to programmatically define and manage spending limits for Copilot usage.
- Describes how to create a new spendingPolicy object for Copilot cost management
- Specifies required permissions, including CopilotCostManagement-Policy.ReadWrite.All and, optionally, CopilotCostManagement-Assignment.ReadWrite.All
- Explains the need to set a concrete @odata.type and required properties in the request body
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This new documentation introduces the 'spendingPolicy' resource type, which governs Copilot Credits consumption for defined audiences. It details the properties, methods, and behaviors for managing credit usage policies, including billing methods, consumption limits, and lifecycle status.
- Defines a new resource type for managing Copilot Credits consumption policies
- Describes properties such as billing methods, period and per-user limits, and policy status
- Outlines supported methods: list, create, get, update, and delete spendingPolicy objects
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This new documentation introduces the Microsoft 365 Copilot Cost Management API, which enables administrators to govern and monitor Copilot and AI credit consumption at the tenant, group, and user levels. It details API operations for managing spending policies, service settings, alerting, and diagnostics, as well as required permissions and error handling.
- New API for managing and monitoring Copilot and AI credit consumption via Microsoft Graph
- Supports creation, update, and deletion of spending policies scoped to users or groups
- Allows configuration of per-service settings and notify-only threshold alerts
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This new documentation introduces the List costManagementUserServiceBalances API, which allows retrieval of per-service Copilot credit balances for a user. It details permissions, supported query parameters, and provides request/response examples, enabling programmatic monitoring of Copilot credit usage and limits.
- New API to list per-service Copilot credit balances for a user
- Supports filtering and ordering on serviceId and isConsumptionAllowed
- Details on required permissions and supported query parameters
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This new documentation introduces the Get costManagementUserServiceBalance API, which allows retrieval of a user's balance for a specific Copilot service. This enables organizations to programmatically monitor and manage Copilot credit usage at the user and service level.
- New API endpoint to get a user's Copilot service balance
- Details on required permissions (CopilotCostManagement-UserData.Read.All)
- Supports $select OData query parameter
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This new documentation introduces the Get costManagementUserBalance API, which allows retrieval of a user's computed Copilot consumption balance, including per-service breakdowns. It details permissions, usage, and response structure, enabling administrators or apps to monitor and manage Copilot credit consumption at the user level.
- New API to retrieve a user's Copilot consumption balance
- Supports $expand for per-service balance details
- Clarifies permissions required (delegated only, not application)
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This new documentation introduces an API endpoint that allows retrieval of the tenant-wide Copilot credit balance, broken down by billing method. This enables programmatic monitoring of Copilot credit usage and remaining balance for organizations.
- New GET endpoint: /copilot/costManagement/getTenantCreditBalance
- Returns a snapshot of Copilot credit balances per billing method
- Requires CopilotCostManagement.Read.All permission
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This new documentation introduces the Business Applications in Work IQ plugin for Copilot's Cowork, detailing its capabilities to query, analyze, and act on Dynamics 365 and Power Apps data using natural language. It covers installation, setup, and practical use cases, enabling users to interact with business data and processes directly within Cowork.
- Describes how to install and set up the Business apps (preview) plugin in Cowork
- Explains natural language querying of Dynamics 365 and Power Apps data via Copilot
- Provides detailed examples for environment discovery, table discovery, and relationship mapping
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This new documentation introduces the Work IQ MCP 'retrieve' tool, detailing its capabilities for searching Microsoft 365 and connected enterprise data, usage patterns, supported strategies, and integration guidance for agentic workflows. It provides comprehensive instructions for developers to leverage retrieval for AI grounding, including error handling and security considerations.
- Introduces the 'retrieve' tool for searching Microsoft 365 and Copilot-connected enterprise sources.
- Explains retrieval strategies ('grounding' vs. 'copilot') and their appropriate use cases.
- Details how to scope retrieval to specific source types (e.g., SharePoint, OneDrive, Email, Graph Connectors).
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This new documentation provides a comprehensive migration guide for moving agentic retrieval workflows from the Copilot Retrieval API to the Work IQ MCP 'retrieve' tool, which is now in public preview. It details integration differences, migration steps, request/response changes, and troubleshooting, enabling developers to leverage new capabilities such as broader source coverage and model-friendly outputs.
- Introduces Work IQ MCP 'retrieve' tool as a migration target for agentic retrieval workflows
- Explains differences in protocol, authentication, and response shape compared to Copilot Retrieval API
- Details migration prerequisites, including permissions, billing, and policy setup
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This new page introduces and documents the Copilot onboarding feature for organizations in the Frontier program, detailing how admins can configure, share, and monitor a guided, personalized onboarding experience for Copilot users. It covers prerequisites, setup steps, user experience, rollout planning, licensing, platform/language support, privacy, and common questions. This matters because it enables structured, trackable Copilot adoption and skill-building within eligible organizations.
- Describes Copilot onboarding as a guided, in-product experience tailored to user roles and licenses
- Explains admin setup steps, including adding an AI policy, sharing onboarding, and monitoring completion
- Lists prerequisites such as Frontier program enrollment, Copilot Chat and Learning Agent access, and optional Viva Learning integration for tracking
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A new section was added detailing 'Role-based and industry plugins' for Copilot Cowork, including Legal, Sales, Service, and Education plugins. This introduces specialized skills tailored for specific professions, expanding Copilot Cowork's capabilities beyond general and partner plugins.
- Introduction of 'Role-based and industry plugins' category for Copilot Cowork
- Detailed instructions on how to find, add, and use these plugins
- Description of 'Legal for Cowork' plugin and its included skills for legal professionals
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This new documentation page introduces the 'Get spendingPolicyServiceSetting' API, which allows retrieval of properties for a specific service setting within a Copilot spending policy. It details required permissions, request/response structure, and provides usage examples.
- Describes a new API endpoint for accessing individual service settings in Copilot spending policies
- Specifies required delegated permissions for access
- Includes example request and response payloads
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This new documentation introduces the ability to update a spendingPolicyServiceSetting object for Copilot Cost Management via the Microsoft Graph beta API, including disabling specific services within a spending policy. It details permissions, request/response structure, and important constraints such as the inability to delete and the requirement that at least one service remains enabled.
- New PATCH endpoint for updating spendingPolicyServiceSetting objects in Copilot Cost Management
- Ability to disable (but not delete) individual service settings within a spending policy
- Enforcement that at least one service must remain enabled (409 error if not)
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This new documentation introduces an API endpoint that allows users to list service settings for a Copilot spending policy, including required permissions and example usage. This enables administrators to programmatically retrieve configuration details for Copilot cost management policies.
- New API endpoint: GET /copilot/costManagement/spendingPolicies/{id}/serviceSettings
- Details on required delegated permissions for access
- Supports $select OData query parameter
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A new API endpoint is documented for deleting a Copilot cost management spending policy. This enables administrators to remove policies that govern Copilot consumption, which can impact how Copilot resources are managed and restricted.
- Introduces DELETE /copilot/costManagement/spendingPolicies/{id} endpoint
- Specifies required permissions (CopilotCostManagement-Policy.ReadWrite.All for delegated work/school accounts)
- Details required headers, including Authorization and If-Match (ETag)
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This new documentation introduces the 'Add assignedGroup' API, which allows adding a group reference to a selectedGroupsSpendingPolicy object in Copilot Cost Management. This enables activation of a disabled policy when requirements are met, and details permissions, request/response structure, and usage example.
- New API to add a group to a selectedGroupsSpendingPolicy in Copilot Cost Management
- Details on required permissions, headers, and request body
- Clarifies that linking the first group can activate a disabled policy
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This new documentation describes an API for removing a group assignment from a selectedGroupsSpendingPolicy in Copilot Cost Management. It details permissions, request/response structure, and error handling when attempting to remove the last assigned group.
- Introduces DELETE API for removing group references from selectedGroupsSpendingPolicy objects
- Specifies required permissions (CopilotCostManagement-Assignment.ReadWrite.All for delegated work/school accounts)
- Describes error response (409) when attempting to remove the last assigned group
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This new documentation describes an API that allows users to list group assignments for selectedGroupsSpendingPolicy objects in Copilot Cost Management. It details permissions, endpoints, and example requests/responses, enabling management and visibility of group-based spending policies.
- Introduces API to list groups assigned to selectedGroupsSpendingPolicy objects
- Specifies required permissions (CopilotCostManagement-Assignment.Read.All)
- Provides example requests and responses for both group objects and reference links
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This new documentation introduces the 'spendingPolicyServiceSetting' resource type, detailing its properties, methods, and usage for governing individual services within a spending policy. It enables fine-grained control over which services are governed or excluded by a policy, which is important for organizations managing Copilot or other Microsoft service spend.
- Defines the 'spendingPolicyServiceSetting' resource for service-level governance within a spending policy.
- Documents supported methods: List, Create, Get, and Update (no Delete; disabling is via state).
- Explains properties including serviceId, state, parentEtag, and parentStatus.
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This new documentation introduces the selectedGroupsSpendingPolicy resource type, which allows spending policies to be scoped to specific user groups. It details available API methods, relationships, and properties, enabling targeted cost management scenarios.
- Describes a new resource type for group-scoped spending policies
- Lists API methods for managing policies and assigned groups
- Explains the assignedGroups relationship for policy targeting
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Introduces documentation for the costManagementUnevaluatedService resource type, detailing its properties and usage in scenarios where a user's service balance cannot be evaluated. This is important for developers integrating with cost management APIs to handle unevaluated services appropriately.
- New resource type: costManagementUnevaluatedService
- Describes properties: reason (with enumeration) and serviceId
- Enumerates possible reasons for balance evaluation failure
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This new documentation introduces the costManagementUserBalance resource type, detailing how to retrieve a user's per-service consumption balance in Copilot's cost management APIs. It explains the resource's properties, relationships, and usage patterns, including error handling and response structure.
- Describes the costManagementUserBalance resource for per-user, per-service consumption tracking
- Explains that balances are retrieved by user identifier, not via a listable collection
- Details properties such as selectionDataStatus and unevaluatedServices for reporting evaluation status and partial results
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This new documentation introduces the costManagementUserServiceBalance resource type, detailing how per-service consumption balances and policy enforcement are tracked for users. It describes available API methods, properties, and possible access decision reasons, enabling developers to programmatically monitor and manage user-level service consumption and policy compliance.
- New resource type for tracking per-user, per-service consumption balances
- API methods to list and retrieve user service balances
- Detailed properties including consumption, limits, policy, and access decision reasons
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This new documentation introduces the costManagementTenantCreditBalance resource type, which provides a snapshot of a tenant's Copilot credit balance. It details the structure and properties of the resource, enabling developers to understand and utilize this API for credit balance tracking.
- Introduces the costManagementTenantCreditBalance resource type for Copilot credit balances
- Documents the billingMethodBalances property, detailing credit balances per billing method
- Provides a JSON representation for API integration
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Introduces documentation for the Copilot Cost Management administration root resource type, detailing its methods, properties, and relationships. This enables administrators and developers to understand and interact with Copilot credit management APIs.
- Documents the /copilot/costManagement root resource for Copilot Cost Management APIs
- Describes the getTenantCreditBalance method for retrieving tenant-wide credit balance
- Lists relationships to spending policies and per-user consumption balances
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Introduces documentation for the 'costManagementQuantity' resource type, which includes support for tracking Copilot Credits as a unit. This enables developers to understand and integrate with APIs that measure Copilot consumption.
- Defines 'costManagementQuantity' as an abstract resource type for unit-bearing quantities
- Introduces 'copilotCredit' as a value in the 'costManagementUnit' enumeration, representing Copilot Credits consumption
- Provides JSON representation and property details for integration
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This new documentation introduces the costManagementBillingMethodBalance resource type, detailing how to track Copilot credit balances by billing method, including prepaid and pay-as-you-go options. It defines properties, possible billing methods, and provides a JSON schema for API integration.
- Defines a resource for tracking Copilot credit balances by billing method
- Enumerates supported billing methods: prepaid credits, pay-as-you-go, and unspecified
- Details properties such as consumed, purchased, and remaining credits
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This new documentation introduces the costManagementAlertSetting resource type, detailing how to configure notify-only spending policy alerts, manage recipients, and set thresholds. It provides method descriptions, property details, and usage guidance for managing alert settings via the Microsoft Graph API (beta).
- Introduces the costManagementAlertSetting resource for spending policy alert configuration
- Describes methods for getting, updating, deleting alert settings, and managing recipients
- Explains required properties such as isEnabled and thresholds, and their behaviors
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This new documentation introduces the allUsersSpendingPolicy resource type, which allows organizations to define and manage spending policies that apply to all users in a tenant. It details the available methods, inherited properties, and relationships, enabling administrators to programmatically create, read, update, and delete such policies.
- Introduces allUsersSpendingPolicy as a resource type derived from spendingPolicy
- Documents CRUD operations for allUsersSpendingPolicy via the spendingPolicy collection
- Lists inherited properties and relationships relevant to spending management
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This new documentation describes an API endpoint that allows deletion of notify-only alert configurations for Copilot cost management spending policies. It clarifies permissions, required headers, and the effect of the operation, which disables alerting but retains recipient references.
- Introduces DELETE endpoint for costManagementAlertSetting under Copilot cost management
- Specifies required permissions and headers, including If-Match for concurrency
- Clarifies that deleting the alert configuration turns off alerts but does not remove recipient references
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This new documentation introduces the 'Get costManagementAlertSetting' API, which allows retrieval of notify-only alert configurations for Copilot spending policies. It details permissions, request/response structure, and provides example usage, enabling users to programmatically monitor cost management alerts.
- New API to retrieve cost management alert settings for Copilot spending policies
- Details on required permissions and supported query parameters
- Example request and response provided for implementation guidance
- New List recipients
This new documentation introduces an API endpoint that allows listing the recipients notified by a Copilot cost management spending policy's alert setting. It details permissions, request/response structure, and provides usage examples, enabling developers to programmatically access or reference these recipients.
- New API to list user recipients of cost management alert settings in Copilot
- Supports retrieval as user objects or as reference links via $ref
- Documents required delegated permissions and unsupported scenarios
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This new documentation introduces the API for creating or updating notify-only alert configurations for Copilot cost management spending policies. It details how to configure alert thresholds, required permissions, request/response structure, and error handling.
- New PATCH API for costManagementAlertSetting on Copilot spending policies
- Supports both creation and update of alert configurations
- Requires explicit threshold types and recipient management via separate endpoints
- New Add recipient
This new documentation page describes how to add a user as a recipient to a spending policy's cost management alert setting via a Microsoft Graph API endpoint under /beta. It details required permissions, request structure, and expected responses, enabling integration with Copilot Cost Management alerting workflows.
- Introduces POST endpoint for adding recipients to cost management alert settings
- Specifies required delegated permission: CopilotCostManagement-Policy.ReadWrite.All
- Describes request and response formats, including ETag handling
- New Remove recipient
A new API endpoint is documented for removing a user from the recipients of a Copilot cost management spending policy alert. This enables programmatic management of alert recipients, with safeguards against removing the last recipient while alerts are enabled.
- Introduces DELETE endpoint for removing a recipient from costManagementAlertSetting
- Specifies required permissions (CopilotCostManagement-Policy.ReadWrite.All)
- Describes error handling when attempting to remove the last recipient
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This new page provides comprehensive guidance on retiring a Copilot plugin, detailing steps for planning, stopping distribution and access, cleaning up resources, verifying retirement, and recording the process. It clarifies roles, required actions, and considerations for both organizational and public plugin retirement.
- Introduces step-by-step process for retiring Copilot plugins
- Details actions for blocking, uninstalling, and deleting plugins across different distribution methods
- Explains resource cleanup, including handling of shared and exclusive resources
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This new page provides comprehensive guidance on how to monitor Microsoft Copilot plugins, including usage tracking, troubleshooting, and responsibility assignment. It introduces structured procedures for administrators, builders, and service owners to ensure plugin health and user access.
- Introduces a framework for monitoring Copilot plugin usage and task completion.
- Details roles and responsibilities for plugin owners, administrators, and builders.
- Provides step-by-step checks for plugin status, access, and troubleshooting failures.
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A new section introduces the Microsoft 365 Copilot Cost Management API, enabling administrators to monitor and manage Copilot and AI credit usage programmatically. This addition provides enhanced visibility and control over organizational Copilot spending.
- Announcement of the Copilot Cost Management API for admins
- API allows management of spending policies and monitoring of credit consumption
- Clarifies that API reports usage in credits, not monetary values
- Updated FAQs for App Builder
The introduction now announces that app building is available in Copilot Cowork and will soon be in Microsoft Copilot Studio, recommending users transition to these platforms. This signals a shift in where app building capabilities are accessed.
- App building now available in Copilot Cowork
- Upcoming rollout to Microsoft Copilot Studio
- Recommendation to use these new experiences
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A new section was added describing how to connect Azure DevOps data to Microsoft 365 Copilot, enabling Copilot to access and utilize development data from Azure DevOps. This expands Copilot's integration capabilities for software development teams.
- Added instructions for connecting Azure DevOps to Microsoft 365 Copilot
- Described types of Azure DevOps data Copilot can access (work items, projects, pull requests, etc.)
- Noted requirement to be part of the Frontier preview program for this feature
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Two major new extensibility features were added: administrators can now govern Copilot credit consumption using the Cost Management API, and a new function provides daily user-level Copilot usage details. These enhancements improve monitoring, reporting, and cost control for Copilot usage.
- Cost Management API enables creation and management of Copilot spending policies, group scoping, per-service settings, threshold alerts, and per-user consumption diagnostics.
- New getMicrosoft365CopilotUsageUserDetailByDate function allows retrieval of user-level Copilot usage details for a specific date.
- Updated copilotReportRoot resource type
A new method, getMicrosoft365CopilotUsageUserDetailByDate, has been added to the copilotReportRoot resource type, allowing retrieval of user-level Copilot usage details for a specific date. This enhances reporting granularity for administrators and analysts.
- Added getMicrosoft365CopilotUsageUserDetailByDate method
- Enables retrieval of Copilot usage details for a single selected date
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The documentation now lists 'Code (Copilot license required)' as a service managed by usage-based billing for Copilot Credits, and adds a reference to 'Copilot Code (Frontier)'. This signals that Copilot Code is now included in the set of billable Copilot services, which impacts cost management and policy planning for organizations.
- Added 'Code (Copilot license required)' to the list of services managed by usage-based billing
- Included a reference to 'Copilot Code (Frontier)' in the related resources
- Updated Microsoft Copilot overview
The documentation now introduces and details 'usage-based billing capabilities' for Microsoft Copilot, including Copilot Cowork and Copilot Code. This adds a new licensing and access model, clarifies feature availability, and updates security/privacy coverage for these capabilities.
- Added a new 'Usage-based billing capabilities' column to license comparison and security/privacy tables
- Describes access to Copilot Cowork and Copilot Code via usage-based billing
- Clarifies that usage-based billing provides secure interaction with Copilot using both web and work data
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A new Microsoft plugin, 'Business Applications in Work IQ', has been added to the list of available plugins for Copilot Cowork, enabling users to query and interact with data across Dataverse, Dynamics 365 Sales, Dynamics 365 Service, and custom Power Apps. This expands the integration capabilities for organizations using line-of-business systems.
- Added 'Business Applications in Work IQ' plugin to Microsoft plugins table
- Described new plugin's ability to query across Dataverse, Dynamics 365, and custom Power Apps data
- Minor clarifications in section introductions
- Updated Work IQ MCP overview
The documentation introduces the new 'retrieve' tool (now in public preview) for accessing grounding content and source metadata via the Work IQ MCP endpoint. The tool is now listed among Copilot tools and described in usage examples, expanding the set of available capabilities for AI agents.
- Added 'retrieve' tool to Copilot tools category
- Announced 'retrieve' tool is in public preview
- Updated example usage to include 'retrieve' for grounding content
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The section now details a new Copilot onboarding experience, providing IT admins with tools to guide users through Copilot adoption, monitor onboarding completion, and integrate organizational AI policies. This enhances the support and tracking capabilities for Copilot rollout.
- Introduces a guided, in-product Copilot onboarding experience for users
- Admins can add links to organizational AI usage policies in onboarding
- Options to share onboarding via link or customizable email template
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The page has been restructured to focus more directly on practical steps for governing plugin access and connections, with new sections providing actionable procedures and verification steps. Several detailed explanatory and reference sections about control boundaries, product-specific details, and object types have been removed, making the guidance more streamlined but less comprehensive for complex or edge-case scenarios.
- Added step-by-step tables for applying plugin controls and verifying governance outcomes
- Introduced guidance on when to use component-level controls versus package-level controls
- Removed detailed breakdowns of object types, control boundaries, and product-specific administration surfaces
- Updated Improve and update your plugin
The page has been extensively restructured and expanded to provide a clearer, step-by-step process for improving and updating Copilot plugins, including new sections on preparation, baselining, testing, packaging, publishing, verification, and record-keeping. Several previously separate sections on monitoring, evaluation, and release have been removed or consolidated, with their guidance integrated into the new workflow. This matters because it gives plugin builders and administrators a more actionable, comprehensive, and organized approach to managing plugin updates.
- Added detailed, sequential sections: Before you begin, Establish a baseline, Apply and test the change, Create and validate the package, Publish and roll out the update, Verify the update, and Record the update.
- Removed standalone sections on monitoring usage, evaluating behavior, and releasing updates, with their content now integrated into the new workflow.
- Clarified roles and responsibilities for builders, administrators, and service owners throughout the update process.
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The page has been restructured to provide clearer, more actionable guidance on managing Copilot plugins, with new sections detailing the use of Microsoft Agent 365 for plugin governance, explicit post-publishing steps, and checks for user access. Several procedural and lifecycle explanation sections were removed or replaced, shifting focus to practical administration tasks and responsibilities.
- Added detailed instructions for managing plugins using Microsoft Agent 365 in the Microsoft 365 admin center
- Clarified roles and responsibilities for plugin setup, including what information plugin builders must provide to administrators
- Introduced explicit checklists for verifying user access and plugin readiness
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Documentation for the 'unlimitedCostManagementQuantity' resource type has been added, describing a quantity type with no numeric value for use in cost management scenarios. This enables developers to understand and implement this resource in their integrations.
- Introduces the 'unlimitedCostManagementQuantity' resource type
- Specifies that it carries no numeric value and is derived from costManagementQuantity
- Provides property details and JSON representation
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Documentation for the new 'selectionDataStatus' resource type has been added, detailing properties related to the freshness of data sources used in computed balances or selections. This is relevant for developers working with Copilot APIs in the beta version.
- Introduces 'selectionDataStatus' resource type for tracking data freshness
- Documents properties such as evaluatedDateTime, groupMembershipAsOfDateTime, policyConfigurationAsOfDateTime, and usageAsOfDateTime
- Provides JSON representation for API integration
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Documentation for the 'percentageCostManagementAlertThreshold' resource type has been added, describing its properties and usage in cost management alert policies. This enables developers to understand and implement percentage-based alert thresholds in their applications.
- Introduces the 'percentageCostManagementAlertThreshold' resource type
- Describes the 'value' property as an integer percentage (1-100) of a policy's period limit
- Provides a JSON representation for API integration
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This new documentation introduces the 'limitedCostManagementQuantity' resource type, detailing its properties and JSON representation. It clarifies how to specify a quantity with a strict upper limit for cost management scenarios.
- Defines the 'limitedCostManagementQuantity' resource type for cost management.
- Explains the distinction between zero and unlimited values.
- Provides property details and JSON schema for implementation.
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Introduces documentation for the costManagementDataStatus resource type, detailing its properties and JSON structure. This enables developers to understand and utilize this resource in API integrations.
- New resource type 'costManagementDataStatus' documented
- Describes 'lastModifiedDateTime' property indicating when source data was last modified
- Provides JSON representation for API usage
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Introduces documentation for the costManagementAlertThreshold resource type, describing its properties and JSON structure. This enables developers to understand and implement notify-only alert thresholds in cost management scenarios.
- Defines the abstract costManagementAlertThreshold resource type
- Describes the 'value' property and its usage
- Provides a sample JSON representation for implementation
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This new documentation page introduces the absoluteCostManagementAlertThreshold resource type, detailing its properties and JSON representation for use with Microsoft Graph beta APIs. It clarifies how to specify an absolute cost threshold for cost management alerts.
- Defines the absoluteCostManagementAlertThreshold resource type
- Describes properties: unit and value
- Provides JSON representation for API integration
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A new partner plugin, Aleph Assistant, has been added to the list of available plugins for Copilot Cowork. This expands Copilot's integration capabilities with FP&A data in Microsoft 365 Copilot and Teams.
- Added Aleph Assistant plugin for FP&A data interaction in Copilot and Teams
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The documentation clarifies that even if the Office Agent appears in the agent store, users cannot access or use it unless Anthropic models are enabled. This distinction helps admins understand that agent visibility does not guarantee functionality.
- Clarifies that blocking Anthropic disables agent access, not just visibility
- Specifies that agents may still appear in the agent store but are unusable if Anthropic models are disabled
- Explains that agent store visibility does not indicate Anthropic model enablement
- Updated Microsoft Copilot overview
The comparison of Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses has been moved to a dedicated section, with clearer distinctions between Copilot Chat (Basic), Microsoft 365 Copilot (Basic), and Microsoft 365 Copilot (Premium) licenses. The new section also highlights differences in agent access, data usage, and admin controls.
- Added a dedicated 'Compare Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses' section
- Clarified which licenses provide access to Copilot in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote
- Outlined differences in agent access (web data vs. work data) and admin controls
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The documentation has been reorganized and expanded to clarify the requirements, process, and distinctions involved in publishing plugins through Microsoft Marketplace. The new structure provides more explicit guidance on eligibility, listing preparation, submission, review, and customer onboarding, but does not introduce new Copilot publishing capabilities.
- Added detailed sections on checking publishing requirements, preparing listings, submitting plugins, completing review, and helping customers get started
- Clarified the distinction between Marketplace publication and organization-specific sharing
- Emphasized that successful package testing does not guarantee Marketplace eligibility
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The documentation has been reorganized and clarified to better distinguish between publishing and sharing plugins, with more explicit instructions for different tools and clearer post-publishing steps. The new structure separates plugin publishing from agent publishing, adds detailed guidance for checking publishing status, and outlines next steps for making plugins available to users.
- Clarifies distinction between publishing and sharing plugins within an organization
- Adds a new section detailing publishing/sharing steps for different authoring tools
- Introduces a status table to help users interpret publishing outcomes
- Updated Publish or share your plugin
The page has been reorganized and clarified to better distinguish between publishing and sharing plugins, with new sections detailing methods, requirements, and next steps. The changes improve guidance for selecting the appropriate publishing or sharing route and clarify what is required for each method, but do not introduce new Copilot plugin capabilities.
- Added explicit sections for choosing publishing/sharing methods and preparing publishing information
- Clarified distinctions between publishing to Marketplace, organizational publishing, and direct sharing
- Updated requirements and next steps for each publishing/sharing method
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The page has been restructured and clarified to better explain what a Microsoft 365 Copilot plugin is, what it can include, and the steps to build and manage one. Several sections were consolidated or removed, with new tables and guidance added for clarity, but no major new features or capabilities were introduced.
- Intro rewritten to clarify what a Copilot plugin is and how it is packaged and shared
- Step-by-step lifecycle guidance now presented in a clearer table format
- New section 'What can a plugin include?' details possible components and their roles
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The documentation clarifies terminology and procedures for building, publishing, and distributing Microsoft 365 Copilot plugins, with more precise distinctions between plugins, agents, connectors, and publishing methods. It also updates guidance on tracking components and the steps for public and organizational distribution.
- Clarifies distinction between plugin packages and other components (agents, connectors, apps)
- Refines publishing lifecycle stages and terminology (e.g., 'Publish or share' vs. 'Publish and distribute')
- Updates distribution model guidance to separate plugin publishing from other product types
- Updated Make your plugin available
The documentation was reorganized and clarified to better describe the steps and requirements for making a Copilot plugin available, with more explicit guidance on distribution methods and verification, but no new capabilities or features were introduced.
- Added explicit sections for choosing distribution method, completing configuration, and verifying availability
- Clarified prerequisites and steps for each distribution method (direct sharing, organization upload, Marketplace)
- Removed previous procedural sections and consolidated guidance for administrators
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The documentation clarifies terminology and administrative processes for managing Microsoft 365 Copilot plugins, updating references from 'route' to 'method', distinguishing between plugin packages and included capabilities, and aligning section names with new or reorganized guidance. These changes help administrators better understand the scope of their responsibilities and the specific controls required for different plugin components.
- Clarifies distinction between plugin packages and included capabilities or dependencies
- Updates terminology from 'route' to 'method' for publishing and administration processes
- Refines lifecycle and operational steps for plugin administration
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This new documentation introduces the Durable Extension for Microsoft Agent Framework, enabling durable execution, state persistence, and orchestration for agents and workflows in C# and Python. It details hosting models (Azure Functions and self-hosted), setup instructions, and advanced orchestration patterns, significantly expanding Copilot's agent hosting and reliability capabilities.
- Durable Extension enables persistent, recoverable agent sessions and workflows
- Supports both Azure Functions (serverless) and bring-your-own-compute hosting in C# and Python
- Automatic state management, checkpointing, and recovery from failures for agent conversations
- Removed Durable Extension
Page removed or relocated. The documentation for the Durable Extension for Microsoft Agent Framework has been removed. This page described how to enable durable, persistent, and orchestrated agent workflows using Azure Functions or self-hosted models in C# and Python, including setup, orchestration patterns, and monitoring. Its removal leaves a significant gap in guidance for building resilient, scalable, and stateful agent solutions.
- Loss of documentation on enabling durable execution for agents and multi-agent orchestrations
- No longer provides setup instructions for Azure Functions and self-hosted models in C# and Python
- Missing guidance on orchestrating, checkpointing, and scaling agent workflows
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The page now lists multiple new community-developed context providers for Microsoft Agent Framework, especially various Microsoft.Extensions.VectorData providers for different databases and vector stores. This expands the documented ecosystem of integrations, making it easier for users to find and leverage third-party context providers.
- Added a comprehensive table of community-supported Microsoft.Extensions.VectorData providers for databases like Azure AI Search, Cosmos DB, Chroma, Redis, PostgreSQL (pgvector), SQLite, SQL Server, Qdrant, and Weaviate.
- Clarified that all listed providers support chat history memory and RAG scenarios.
- Moved the MemorySync provider listing to a separate section.
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A new section describes consolidated handling of content execution ownership, metadata, and stream merging in Python 'Content', introducing first-class fields and new merge modes. Additionally, Python 3.15 is now supported and Python 3.10 is deprecated, impacting environment compatibility and package support.
- Added guidance on 'Content' execution ownership and metadata fields, including new 'hosted' and 'server_name' attributes
- Introduced 'merge_mode' for stream adapters, specifying 'append' or 'replace' for content aggregation
- Warned that older runtimes will reject new fields, requiring coordinated upgrades
- Updated Troubleshooting
The troubleshooting guidance for package installation now clarifies Python version support: Python 3.10 is soft-deprecated, and Python 3.14/3.15 have limited feature support, especially for Declarative Power Fx and certain integrations. This helps users avoid compatibility issues and understand feature limitations on newer Python versions.
- Python 3.10 is now soft-deprecated due to upstream end of life
- Agent Framework supports Python 3.10 through 3.15, but 3.14/3.15 have reduced feature sets
- Declarative Power Fx expressions are not evaluated on Python 3.14/3.15
- Updated Microsoft Foundry Toolbox
A new section documents how OAuth consent requests are now handled in FoundryAgent and FoundryChatClient calls, providing a consent link to the user when required. This clarifies and enables secure user interaction for operations needing OAuth consent.
- Describes new behavior for OAuth consent requests in Toolbox and MCP operations
- Explains that clients now return a consent link via a specific content type
- Specifies security measures: only HTTPS links with valid hosts are surfaced
- Updated A2A agent service
A new section documents the ability to forward selected run context parameters to the remote A2A agent using an allowlist, and the Streaming section now clarifies support for binary attachments in streamed and non-streamed runs. These changes expand the documented capabilities for advanced data and context handling.
- Added documentation for 'forwarded_kwargs' to selectively forward run context parameters to remote agents
- Clarified that A2AAgent supports sending binary attachments as raw binary A2A parts, including zero-byte payloads
- Described constraints and validation for forwarded values and binary content
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The documentation now clarifies how streamed updates are grouped into messages based on changes in the author name, ensuring that each agent's output remains distinct in the final response. Additionally, it specifies that agent identifiers in the 'agents' parameter for human-in-the-loop feedback must match exactly, including case sensitivity.
- Clarifies that a change in nonempty author_name values starts a new message in streamed outputs, keeping agent outputs separate.
- Specifies that agent identifiers in the 'agents' parameter for request info must match exactly, including case.
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The documentation now clarifies that when sensitive data capture is disabled, error telemetry omits exception events, messages, and tracebacks, retaining only error status and type. This helps users understand the privacy and diagnostic tradeoffs of telemetry configuration.
- Added explanation of what error details are omitted when sensitive data capture is off
- Clarified that exception events, messages, and tracebacks are not included unless sensitive data capture is enabled
- Updated Declarative Workflows - Overview
The documentation clarifies Python version compatibility for Power Fx expressions, explicitly noting that Power Fx is not supported on Python 3.14 and 3.15, and that expressions in YAML will not be evaluated on those versions. It also adds details about numeric string parsing in expressions.
- Power Fx expressions now explicitly unsupported on Python 3.14 and 3.15; YAML expressions produce warnings and are not evaluated on these versions.
- Clarified that the Agent Framework declarative package supports Python 3.10-3.15, but Power Fx requires 3.13 or earlier.
- Added explanation of how ParseValue handles numeric strings and scientific notation in expressions.
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A new tool, Quilzo, has been added to the list of community projects for the Agent Framework. This tool enables self-hosted MCP gateway functionality, including per-role access, audit logs, and approval workflows for tool calls.
- Added Quilzo as a new self-hosted MCP gateway tool
- Supports per-role access, audit logs, and held calls for approval
- Enables calling MCP tools with token authentication and auditing
- Updated Directory Discovery
The documentation now clarifies that the agent or workflow variable in __init__.py must be assigned a value, not just type-annotated, to be discoverable. This helps prevent implementation errors when setting up agents or workflows.
- Clarifies that a standard or annotated assignment with a value is required for discoverability
- Warns that a type annotation without a value does not create a discoverable export
- Updated Workflows with AG-UI
The documentation now clarifies how thread IDs are generated and required for workflow resumption, especially when using workflow factories. It also specifies error behavior when thread IDs are missing in certain resume scenarios.
- Explains that if the initial request omits threadId, the endpoint generates one and reports it in RUN_STARTED.
- Clarifies that for workflow_factory, requests resuming without threadId will fail with WORKFLOW_RESUME_NOT_FOUND.
- Emphasizes the need to send the reported threadId on every continuation.
- Updated State Management with AG-UI
The documentation clarifies that client-shared state is treated as untrusted data and should not be given system or developer instruction priority. It updates examples and best practices to emphasize this distinction, impacting how developers handle state and instructions.
- Explicitly states client state is inserted as untrusted user-role message
- Advises moving trusted policy and standing instructions to server-owned agent configuration
- Updates example agent instructions to reflect untrusted client context
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The documentation adds detailed clarifications about trust boundaries, input validation (especially for Python endpoints and multimodal inputs), and how approval and session state are protected and handled. These clarifications help implementers better understand security responsibilities and the handling of untrusted data in AG-UI integrations.
- Clarifies that Shared State and forwarded A2UI catalog/context data are always treated as untrusted user data in Python endpoints.
- Specifies that automatic A2UI tool injection cannot be activated by clients unless the backend opts in.
- Adds guidance for validating Python multimodal inputs, including accepted URI schemes and the need for application-level authorization for certain references.
- Updated Human-in-the-Loop with AG-UI
The section now clarifies that approval authority is server-owned and that the Python adapter prevents client-side manipulation of tool approval state, even when using AG-UI with agents that do not expose middleware. This is an important security and integrity detail for developers integrating human-in-the-loop workflows.
- Explicit statement that approval authority is server-owned
- Python adapter blocks client Shared State from altering tool approval state
- Protection applies even when AG-UI wraps agents without exposed middleware
- Updated Ollama
The documentation now clarifies how the 'tool_choice' parameter works in the native OllamaChatClient, specifying supported modes and error behavior for unsupported options. This helps developers understand tool invocation limitations and error handling.
- 'tool_choice' in OllamaChatClient supports only 'auto' and 'none' modes
- Default and 'auto' send configured tools; 'none' omits them
- 'required' mode and 'allowed_tools' choices are not supported and raise an exception
- Updated Monty
The documentation now clarifies how Monty handles file capture after code execution, specifying that only real regular files are returned and that symlinks, junctions, and non-regular files are skipped for security and consistency.
- Post-execution file capture excludes symlinks, Windows junctions, and non-regular files.
- Monty verifies file descriptors and path components before reading files.
- Files or ancestors that change during capture are omitted.
- Updated Self-host agents as MCP tools
The documentation updates clarify and modernize code samples for integrating MCP tools with self-hosted agents, including more explicit usage of server context, parameter handling, and credential setup. These changes improve guidance for developers implementing custom schemas, session management, and workflow hosting, but do not introduce new Copilot capabilities.
- Updated code samples to use explicit server context and parameter objects in tool handler functions.
- Added credential and agent instantiation details to sample code for hosting agents as MCP tools.
- Clarified how to define and require session_id parameters for session persistence.
- Updated Foundry Hosted Agents
The instructions for initializing a local hosted agent project have been updated to use the sample's azure.yaml file and specify container deployment, replacing the previous manifest-based approach. This clarifies the setup process and aligns it with current best practices.
- Project initialization now uses azure.yaml instead of agent.manifest.yaml
- Explicit instruction to use container deployment mode
- Clarified that azure.yaml can be a local path or GitHub URL
- Updated Storage
The section now clarifies compatibility requirements for session history serialization, specifically regarding new Python runtime metadata fields. It warns that older runtimes cannot read sessions with new fields, and advises coordinated upgrades to avoid incompatibility.
- Added note about Python runtimes and compatibility with new session metadata fields
- Warns that older runtimes reject sessions with new 'Content.hosted' or 'merge_mode' fields
- Advises upgrading all components together and avoiding mixed-version workers
- Updated Observability
The documentation now clarifies that function invocation metrics never include tool arguments or results, even if sensitive-data capture is enabled. It also details how error diagnostics are handled when sensitive-data capture is disabled, specifying what information is omitted and what remains.
- Function invocation metrics explicitly never include tool arguments or results, regardless of sensitive-data capture settings.
- Clarifies error diagnostics: without sensitive-data capture, only error type is included, omitting exception messages and detailed events.
- Enabling sensitive-data capture adds detailed diagnostics for failed operations, but does not change runtime exception propagation.
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This new page introduces documentation for setting up and managing a shared autonomous agent powered by the GitHub Copilot harness. It details how users connect required services, manage triggers, apply agent updates, and review agent activity, all within the agent management interface.
- Explains how to connect required services and credentials to activate a shared agent
- Describes managing triggers and connections, including enabling/disabling and editing parameters
- Covers the process for applying updates when the agent owner changes the agent's configuration
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This new page introduces the ability to add and configure triggers for autonomous agents powered by the GitHub Copilot harness in Copilot Studio. It details how triggers can initiate agent actions based on events from connected services, outlines configuration and testing steps, and explains publishing and sharing options.
- Describes how to add and configure event-based triggers for Copilot-powered agents
- Explains trigger options, connection setup, and advanced parameters
- Covers testing triggers before publishing agents
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This new page introduces and explains the shared memory feature for Copilot Studio agents with accounts, detailing how memory works, privacy implications, retention, and user/admin controls. It is part of the Frontier preview program and outlines significant new AI-driven collaborative capabilities.
- Explains shared memory for Copilot Studio agents with accounts, where memory is accessible to all users interacting with the agent
- Describes privacy implications, including that shared memory can surface information to users without original file/chat access
- Clarifies that users and admins cannot opt out of or disable shared memory independently in the preview
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This new documentation introduces the ability to assign a dedicated Microsoft 365 account to a Copilot Studio agent, enabling it to act autonomously within an organization. The feature is part of the Frontier preview program and details prerequisites, setup steps, capabilities, limitations, and licensing requirements for agent accounts.
- Agents can have their own Microsoft Entra ID, mailbox, and directory presence in Microsoft 365.
- Agents interact via email, Teams, and Office comments, and can be @mentioned like a human colleague.
- Shared memory across all users interacting with the agent, with explicit privacy and consent implications.
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This new documentation introduces the ability to connect external Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol agents as connected agents in GitHub Copilot Studio, enabling task delegation to agents outside Copilot Studio, including those built on other frameworks. It details prerequisites, authentication options (None, API key, OAuth 2.0), setup steps, routing logic, and troubleshooting, significantly expanding Copilot Studio's extensibility and integration capabilities.
- Explains how to connect remote A2A protocol agents to Copilot Studio as connected agents
- Supports agents hosted outside Copilot Studio and built on other frameworks if they implement A2A
- Details authentication methods: None, API key, and OAuth 2.0, including redirect URI registration
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This new documentation introduces the ability to connect agents built with the Microsoft 365 Agents SDK as 'connected agents' within Copilot Studio, allowing primary agents to delegate tasks to these specialized agents. It details prerequisites, step-by-step connection instructions, authentication options (API key and OAuth 2.0), routing logic, testing, and troubleshooting. This expands Copilot Studio's extensibility and integration capabilities.
- New support for connecting Microsoft 365 Agents SDK agents as connected agents in Copilot Studio
- Step-by-step instructions for configuring messaging endpoints and authentication (API key, OAuth 2.0)
- Clarifies how orchestration and routing to SDK agents works based on metadata
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This new documentation page introduces and explains how to connect a Microsoft Foundry agent as a connected agent within GitHub Copilot Studio, enabling orchestration and delegation of tasks to specialized Foundry agents. It details prerequisites, step-by-step connection instructions, protocol requirements, and testing procedures, representing a significant expansion of Copilot's integration capabilities.
- Describes how to connect an existing Microsoft Foundry agent as a connected agent in Copilot Studio
- Explains prerequisites, including enabling the Activity protocol and obtaining necessary endpoints and permissions
- Provides detailed steps for adding and configuring the Foundry agent connection
- Updated Publish an agent to WhatsApp
The documentation now warns that due to Azure Communication Services (ACS) retirement, new WhatsApp connections cannot be established after October 23, 2026, though existing connections will continue to work. This is a major change for organizations planning to use Copilot agents with WhatsApp, as it impacts future deployments.
- Added notice about ACS retirement and cutoff date for new WhatsApp connections
- Clarified that only agents connected to WhatsApp before October 23, 2026, will continue to work
- No changes to the technical setup or authentication process for WhatsApp channel
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This new documentation introduces a preview feature allowing administrators to configure a privacy statement link for Microsoft Copilot Studio agents at the environment level. It details how to set, update, and remove a privacy policy link that appears at the start of agent conversations, with specific limitations and guidance for both managed environments and environment groups.
- Admins can configure a privacy policy link for Copilot Studio agents at the environment level
- Privacy message is predefined and cannot be customized
- Feature is available only for conversational (text) agents, not voice agents
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A new section was added describing how to activate autonomous agents (agents with triggers) after publishing, introducing options for personal or shared activation. This clarifies post-publish steps for a new agent type and expands Copilot agent deployment capabilities.
- Added instructions for activating autonomous agents (preview) after publishing
- Described two activation options: personal activation or sharing with others
- Clarified that autonomous agents require an extra activation step beyond publishing
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A new section was added describing how to share autonomous agents (in preview) for users to run with their own credentials, including setup steps, billing implications, and limitations. Additional clarifications were made about editing rights and workflow environment access when sharing agents.
- Added instructions for sharing autonomous agents for end-user execution (preview feature)
- Clarified that editing rights can be enabled via standard harness agents and agent flows
- Noted that users must have workflow environment access for agent nodes to function when sharing
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A new section was added detailing how to support connection setup in a custom chat canvas, specifically handling Adaptive Card actions for user authentication or connection flows. This guidance is important for developers creating custom canvases to ensure proper handling of connection-required scenarios and secure popup management.
- Added instructions for handling 'Action.OpenUrlDialog' in custom canvases
- Explained security considerations for opening connection windows
- Clarified the need to register the action in Adaptive Cards SDK
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The documentation now clarifies that connected agents can be of several types, including Copilot Studio, Foundry, A2A, and Microsoft 365 Agents SDK agents. It also adds details about handling OAuth 2.0 redirect URLs for A2A agents, which is important for integration and registration scenarios.
- Expanded list of supported connected agent types beyond Copilot Studio agents
- Added guidance for handling OAuth 2.0 redirect URLs for A2A agents
- Clarified editability of Name and Description fields
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The documentation now clarifies that in the new agent experience, you can connect not only Copilot Studio agents but also agents from Microsoft Foundry, remote agents via the Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol, and agents built with the Microsoft 365 Agents SDK. This expands the types of agents that can be integrated, making the orchestration more flexible and powerful.
- Expanded support for connecting agents from Microsoft Foundry, A2A protocol, and Microsoft 365 Agents SDK
- Detailed instructions and links for connecting each agent type
- Addition of a 'Related information' section with links to relevant agent connection guides
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The documentation now lists 'GPT Chat Latest' as the new default model available across all regions, replacing the previously listed 'GPT-4o' (which was marked as retired). This signals a shift in the primary AI model offering for Copilot Studio users.
- 'GPT Chat Latest' is now the default model across all regions
- 'GPT-4o' model has been removed from the availability table (previously marked as retired)
- Availability status for 'GPT-5.3 Chat' changed from experimental to preview in most regions
- Updated Billing rates and management
The billing section now clarifies that for agent flows not triggered by 'When an agent calls the flow,' all actions in the agent flow, including calls to agents, consume Copilot Credits at the standard rate. This provides more precise guidance on when credits are charged.
- Clarifies that all actions in agent flows using non-agent triggers consume credits
- Specifies that calls to agents within such flows are also billed
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The documentation now clarifies that agent accounts require the environment to be on the 'early release cycle' and that users must use Copilot Studio Preview. This helps users understand specific prerequisites and troubleshooting steps if the agent account option is unavailable.
- Added requirement to use 'early release cycle' environment for agent accounts
- Clarified that Copilot Studio Preview must be used to access agent account features
- Provided more explicit troubleshooting steps if 'Agent account' is not available
- Updated Get access to Copilot Studio
The documentation clarifies the distinction between Azure Bot Service skills and agentic skills in Copilot Studio, and updates terminology in the feature comparison table to refer to Azure Bot Service skills instead of Microsoft Bot Framework skills. This helps readers understand which extensibility options are available in different Copilot Studio harnesses and plans.
- Added explanation distinguishing Azure Bot Service skills from agentic skills in the GitHub Copilot harness
- Updated feature comparison table to reference Azure Bot Service skills instead of Microsoft Bot Framework skills
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The documentation now clarifies the distinction between Azure Bot Service skills and agentic skills in Copilot, and specifies that Azure Bot Service skills are used for third-party integration in US Government plans. This helps prevent confusion about skill types and integration methods.
- Added explanation distinguishing Azure Bot Service skills from agentic skills in GitHub Copilot harness
- Clarified that Azure Bot Service skills (not just generic 'Skills') are used for third-party integration via Power Automate Cloud Flow
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The section now clarifies the distinction between Azure Bot Service skills and agentic skills in Copilot Studio, emphasizing that the described authentication behavior applies specifically to Azure Bot Service skills. This helps prevent confusion for users working with different skill types.
- Added explicit note distinguishing Azure Bot Service skills from agentic skills in the GitHub Copilot harness
- Clarified that token handling and trust model discussion applies to Azure Bot Service skills
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The documentation clarifies how user authentication works during tool invocation in Copilot Studio, specifying the connection flow and error handling. It also removes and replaces a section about connection creation with more precise, step-by-step guidance for connecting to services during conversations.
- Added detailed explanation of the user connection flow when a tool requires authentication
- Clarified that agents prompt users to reconnect when tokens expire or are revoked
- Removed general 'Creating connections' section and replaced with more actionable guidance
- Updated Variables overview
The introduction now clarifies the distinction between Azure Bot Service skills and agentic skills in the GitHub Copilot harness, helping readers avoid confusion about different skill types in Copilot Studio.
- Added a note distinguishing Azure Bot Service skills from agentic skills in the GitHub Copilot harness
- Provided a reference to the Skills overview for agents for further information
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The documentation now clarifies the distinction between Azure Bot Service skills and agentic skills in the GitHub Copilot harness, warning users not to confuse the two. References to 'skills' in the context of classic chatbots have been updated to specify Azure Bot Service skills.
- Added an important note distinguishing Azure Bot Service skills from agentic skills in GitHub Copilot harness
- Clarified that skill-related instructions for classic chatbots refer specifically to Azure Bot Service skills
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The documentation now clarifies that the process for adding connected agents applies to agents built in Copilot Studio, Microsoft Foundry, via the Agent2Agent protocol, or with the Microsoft 365 Agents SDK, and provides links to specific instructions for each. The prerequisites and instructions were also slightly reorganized for clarity.
- Clarified that the 'Add a connected agent' dialog is used for all agent types (Copilot Studio, Foundry, A2A, Microsoft 365 Agents SDK)
- Added links to separate articles for connecting Foundry, A2A, and Microsoft 365 Agents SDK agents
- Reorganized prerequisite note for better readability
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The documentation now clarifies the distinction between Azure Bot Service skills and agentic skills in Copilot Studio, and adds detailed steps for downloading and using Azure Bot Service skill manifests with classic chatbots. This helps users correctly integrate classic chatbots as skills and understand the updated process and terminology.
- Clarifies difference between Azure Bot Service skills and agentic skills in Copilot Studio
- Adds step-by-step instructions for downloading Azure Bot Service skill manifests for classic chatbots
- Explains the use of test and published skill manifests and where to find them
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The documentation now clarifies the distinction between Azure Bot Service skills and agentic skills in Copilot, and consistently refers to blocking and confirming enforcement of Azure Bot Service skills (rather than generic 'skills') in data policies. This helps administrators understand exactly what type of skills are governed by these policies.
- Added clarification about Azure Bot Service skills vs. agentic skills in the introduction
- Replaced generic references to 'skills' with 'Azure Bot Service skills' in policy use cases and enforcement confirmation sections
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The documentation now clarifies when Entra Agent IDs are provisioned for Copilot Studio agents, specifying differences based on the agent's harness (Standard vs. GitHub Copilot). This helps users understand the timing and conditions under which agent identities are created.
- Added explanation that Entra Agent ID provisioning depends on the agent's harness.
- Detailed that Standard harness agents get Entra Agent IDs at creation, while GitHub Copilot harness agents get them upon first publish.
- Linked to more information about harnesses.
- Updated Write agent instructions
The section now clarifies that topic names used as tools should avoid periods and that users should select topics from the menu or suggestions rather than typing names manually. This guidance helps prevent errors in agent instruction authoring.
- Added note to avoid periods in topic names used as tools
- Advised selecting topics from the slash menu or suggestions instead of manual entry
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This new page provides a comprehensive catalog of Fireworks models available in Microsoft Foundry, detailing their deployment types, regional availability, retirement timelines, and provisioned throughput parameters. It enables users to compare models, understand lifecycle and regional constraints, and plan deployments or migrations accordingly.
- Lists all Fireworks models with their availability for pay-per-token and provisioned throughput offerings
- Specifies region availability for each deployment type, including Data Zone and Global options
- Details model retirement dates and replacement models for pay-per-token offerings
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This new documentation introduces the ability to deploy fine-tuned LoRA adapters, produced by Foundry, to managed compute targets in Azure. It details prerequisites, deployment steps via portal and REST API, multi-adapter sharing, testing, management, and troubleshooting, enabling users to operationalize custom fine-tuned models efficiently.
- Describes how to deploy one or more LoRA adapters from Foundry fine-tuning to managed compute targets
- Supports multi-adapter (multi-LoRA) deployments sharing a single compute target and endpoint
- Provides step-by-step instructions for deployment via Azure portal and REST API (2026-09-15-preview)
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This new documentation introduces the concept of adapter deployments for LoRA adapters on managed compute in Microsoft Foundry, detailing how multiple fine-tuned adapters can share a single base model deployment without additional compute. It explains multi-LoRA serving, deployment mechanics, compatibility requirements, and billing, enabling users to efficiently specialize and serve models for different tasks.
- Introduces adapter deployments for LoRA adapters on managed compute in Foundry
- Describes multi-LoRA serving: multiple adapters sharing one base model deployment
- Explains deployment resources, lifecycle, and how inference selects adapters
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The Microsoft Fabric data agent tool in Foundry Agent Service is now scheduled for deprecation on November 6, 2026, with guidance to use the Fabric IQ tool instead. This is a major change as it signals the end of support for the Fabric data agent and directs users to migrate to a new tool.
- Announced deprecation date for Microsoft Fabric data agent tool: November 6, 2026
- Recommendation to use Fabric IQ tool instead
- Reference to migration steps for updating agents
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The documentation now clarifies that the isolation-key model and related CLI flags are fully deprecated and unsupported in current agent extensions. Users are directed to use the new --user-identity flag and updated isolation models, with explicit warnings not to use the old commands.
- Isolation-key model and protocol 1.0.0 are no longer supported; requests using them are blocked.
- Current agent extensions do not accept --user-isolation-key, --chat-isolation-key, or --isolation-key.
- Users should use --user-identity for identity headers instead.
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This new page introduces and documents evaluation workflows in Microsoft Foundry, detailing how to assess the quality, safety, and reliability of models and agents. It outlines evaluation approaches, available tools, and integration options, providing guidance for users to implement evaluation in development and production.
- Describes evaluation workflows for models and agents in Microsoft Foundry
- Explains how to select evaluation units (turn-level vs. conversation-level)
- Lists available evaluators and metrics (quality, safety, relevance, etc.)
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A new deployment type 'claude-opus-5-5-fast' has been added to the quota and rate limits table for Pay-as-you-go subscriptions, with specific default rate limits. This introduces a new model/deployment option with distinct capacity constraints.
- Added 'claude-opus-5-5-fast' for both Global Standard and Data Zone Standard (US) deployments
- Set default rate limits for 'claude-opus-5-5-fast' (RPM: 16, ITPM: 16,000, OTPM: 3,200)
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The documentation now lists 'Opus 5.5 Fast' as an available model when hosting Claude models on Azure, indicating a new model option for users. This expands the set of Claude models that can be deployed via Azure.
- 'Opus 5.5 Fast' added to the list of models available when hosting on Azure
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The documentation now lists 'claude-opus-5-5-fast' as available for deployment in the Data Zone Standard (US), indicating a new Claude model variant is supported in this region. No other material changes to capabilities or features are evident.
- Added 'claude-opus-5-5-fast' to the list of Claude models available in Data Zone Standard (US) deployments
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The Data Zone Standard section now lists 'gpt-chat-latest' (2026-10-07) as available in all US data zone regions, indicating a new model/version is available for Data Zone deployments. No material changes were detected in the Global Standard section.
- Added 'gpt-chat-latest' (2026-10-07) to Data Zone Standard regional availability table
- Updated Foundry Models sold by Azure
A new version of the 'gpt-chat-latest' model (2026-10-07) has been added with support for text and image input (with text output), and a new fine-tunable model 'MAI-Code-1.1-Flash' (preview) is now available. These updates expand the capabilities and options available to users of Azure Foundry Models.
- Added 'gpt-chat-latest' (2026-10-07) with text and image input support
- New fine-tuning model 'MAI-Code-1.1-Flash' (preview) introduced
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A new section has been added detailing how to migrate from the Microsoft Fabric data agent tool to the Fabric IQ tool for Foundry agents. This provides step-by-step guidance for both portal and code-based migrations, enabling users to update their integrations to the newer Fabric IQ tool.
- Introduces migration steps from Fabric data agent tool to Fabric IQ tool
- Covers both Foundry portal and SDK/REST API migration processes
- Clarifies that the migration affects only the tool integration, not the data agent or data sources
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The documentation now provides both C# and Python examples for using the Browser Automation tool with agents, updates Python SDK requirements, and clarifies setup steps. This broadens language support and improves clarity for developers integrating browser automation into Copilot agents.
- Added a new Python example for using Browser Automation Tool with agents
- Updated Python SDK requirements to version 2.8.0 and added python-dotenv
- Clarified that setup steps must be completed before running samples
- Updated Content streaming
A new clarification explains that the last segment of a streamed Copilot response may be returned to the client before guardrail policies are applied, potentially allowing policy-violating content through. This is important for developers who require strict content filtering.
- Added note that the last segment of a streamed response may bypass guardrail filtering
- Describes observed behavior with custom blocklists and gpt-4o deployments
- Recommends using non-streaming requests or additional filtering for strict compliance
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The documentation has been updated to reflect the general availability (GA) of the Browser Automation tool, replacing previous 'preview' references and code samples with GA versions for both .NET and JavaScript/TypeScript SDKs. This clarifies which APIs and discriminators should be used for production and provides updated implementation guidance.
- Replaced 'BrowserAutomationPreviewTool' and 'browser_automation_preview' with 'BrowserAutomationTool' and 'browser_automation' in code samples and instructions
- Removed references to preview contracts and updated to GA agent contracts in both .NET and JavaScript/TypeScript examples
- Clarified which discriminators and properties to use in the latest SDK versions
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The documentation now introduces support for passing an end-user identity to a hosted agent using the --user-identity flag, replacing the previous isolation key mechanism. This enables requests to be made on behalf of specific users, improving session and conversation management for multi-user scenarios.
- Added prerequisite for a new permission to delegate end-user identity remotely.
- Introduced the --user-identity flag for sending requests on behalf of end users.
- Detailed how session and conversation state is managed per agent, not per user identity.
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Support for Flex processing has been expanded to include new GPT-6 series models, specifically gpt-6.1-sol, gpt-6-sol, and gpt-6-luna, in addition to the previously listed models. This broadens the range of models available for Flex processing in Microsoft Foundry Models.
- Added support for gpt-6.1-sol (2026-09-29)
- Added support for gpt-6-sol (2026-09-22)
- Added support for gpt-6-luna (2026-09-22)
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The documentation now clarifies that the Browser Automation Tool is generally available in Microsoft Foundry, adds support for using the tool with the GitHub Copilot harness, and introduces a new section listing the available browser automation tools. There are also improved security warnings and clearer setup instructions, including details on authentication and managed identities.
- Browser Automation Tool is now generally available in Microsoft Foundry
- Added support and setup guidance for using Browser Automation with the GitHub Copilot harness
- New section lists available browser automation tools and links to detailed usage guidance
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The section now clarifies how to find up-to-date information about text watermarking support for Anthropic and Azure OpenAI models, and specifies that Azure OpenAI text watermarking is only planned for gpt-5.1 and newer models. This helps users understand current and future support for content provenance in text outputs.
- Added guidance to consult 'Claude models in Microsoft Foundry' for Anthropic watermarking details
- Clarified that Azure OpenAI text watermarking is only planned for gpt-5.1+ models
- Stated there are no confirmed plans for watermarking in models earlier than gpt-5.1
- Updated Model retirement schedule
A new Anthropic model, 'claude-opus-5-5-fast' (version 2), has been added to the Foundry Models retirement schedule, with a GA lifecycle and a retirement date of 2027-01-15. This informs users of its availability and planned support window.
- Added 'claude-opus-5-5-fast' (version 2) to Anthropic models list
- Specified GA status and retirement date (2027-01-15) for this model
- Updated Observability in generative AI
The documentation clarifies the evaluation capabilities in Microsoft Foundry, specifying new evaluation workflows, types of evaluators, and how evaluators function. It also updates the quick reference to reflect these workflows and provides more guidance on choosing evaluation approaches.
- Expanded description of evaluation workflows, including evaluating datasets, test inputs, production traces, and conversation simulations
- Clarifies the distinction between deterministic and AI-assisted evaluators, including judge models and explanations
- Adds references to new guidance on choosing evaluation approaches and workflows
- Updated Content streaming
The documentation now provides clearer, more detailed guidance on the differences between default and asynchronous filtering modes for Chat Completions streaming, including explicit trade-offs, application responsibilities, and billing implications. The new section on Asynchronous filtering for Chat Completions consolidates and expands previous content, emphasizing the need for client-side handling of delayed filtering signals and clarifying cost considerations.
- Clarified comparison between default and asynchronous filtering modes, with explicit application requirements and risks.
- Added a dedicated section detailing Asynchronous filtering for Chat Completions, including latency, safety trade-offs, and billing details.
- Expanded guidance on how and when to use each streaming mode, focusing on application responsibilities for handling delayed filtering signals.
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The deployment instructions were updated to use sample 'azure.yaml' files instead of manifests, and the initialization commands now specify container deployment mode. The Python and C# sample initialization flows are clarified regarding Foundry project requirements.
- Deployment now uses sample 'azure.yaml' files instead of manifest YAMLs
- Initialization commands updated to use '--deploy-mode container' and '--src .'
- Python sample can create Foundry project and model deployment; C# sample requires existing resources
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The example code for using the Browser Automation Tool with agents has been replaced with a more detailed and robust C# sample, including improved response handling and additional context for error management. This update clarifies implementation details and provides a more comprehensive guide for developers.
- Replaced previous C# sample with a more detailed example using advanced response parsing.
- Added explicit handling for different streaming response types and errors.
- Expanded code context to improve developer understanding of agent integration.
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The documentation clarifies that the '-t' or '--template' option should now be used to initialize from an azure.yaml URL, replacing the deprecated '-m' or '--manifest' option. It also explicitly states that legacy agent manifests and standalone agent definitions are no longer supported.
- Replaces '-m' with '-t'/'--template' for initializing from azure.yaml URL
- Clarifies that '-m'/'--manifest' is deprecated and only retained for compatibility
- States that legacy agent manifests and standalone agent definitions are not supported
- Updated agent.yaml schema reference
The introduction clarifies that 'agent.manifest.yaml' is now only used by legacy samples and that current initialization with 'azd ai agent init -t' requires an 'azure.yaml' project document, explicitly rejecting AgentManifest wrappers. It also notes that 'agent.yaml' is only written by legacy initialization.
- 'agent.manifest.yaml' is now described as used only by legacy samples
- Current 'azd ai agent init -t' requires 'azure.yaml' and rejects AgentManifest wrappers
- 'agent.yaml' is only written by legacy initialization, not current tools
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The documentation now lists a new supported model version for 'gpt-chat-latest' (2026-10-07) and clarifies how guardrails are applied, specifying the evaluation points for different types of content filters. This provides users with more up-to-date model options and clearer understanding of content filtering behavior.
- Added '2026-10-07' version to 'gpt-chat-latest' in supported models
- Clarified that core-harm filters, user prompt attack detection, and document attack detection each evaluate specific content/intervention points
- Improved explanation of how guardrails are applied at the deployment level
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The documentation clarifies how language support and blocking levels work in Guardrails, adds guidance on choosing blocking levels, and emphasizes that classification models are not definitive. These changes help users better understand configuration options and model limitations.
- Clarified which languages are trained and tested for text classifiers and the implications for multilingual use
- Added explicit guidance that core-harm classifications are model outputs and not definitive judgments
- Changed terminology from 'threshold' to 'blocking level' and detailed availability of blocking levels
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The documentation now clarifies how Prompt Shields, powered by Azure AI Content Safety, detect and handle user prompt and document attacks, including distinctions between Foundry and API usage, and provides more precise definitions and examples of attack types and subtypes. It also adds important notes about language performance and the scope of what Prompt Shields does and does not detect.
- Clarifies Prompt Shields' integration with Azure AI Content Safety and its operational context
- Distinguishes between Foundry's blocking capabilities and API's detection-only approach
- Adds explicit notes on language performance and limitations of Prompt Shields
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The documentation now refers users to centralized references for region availability and catalog models, clarifies deployment option terminology, and adds a new section detailing how to use the Responses API with Fireworks models. These changes improve clarity and provide more direct guidance for users integrating Fireworks models with Copilot and other applications.
- Region availability and catalog model details are now referenced via external catalog links instead of inline tables.
- Deployment option terminology clarified (e.g., 'Data Zone Provisioned' and 'Global Provisioned').
- New section added explaining how to use the Responses API with Fireworks models, including supported routes.
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The documentation clarifies how annotation mode works, approval requirements for core-harm categories, the importance of document delimiters for indirect attack detection, and best practices for configuring blocking levels and Prompt Shields. These clarifications help users correctly configure and interpret guardrails and controls in Microsoft Foundry.
- Annotation mode now explicitly described as returning detection/classification results without filtering, and approval is required for annotation-only mode on core-harm outputs.
- Clarifies that document delimiters are required for indirect prompt attack detection to distinguish document content from user input.
- Best practices section now advises on choosing appropriate blocking levels and configuring Prompt Shields separately from core-harm controls.
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The documentation clarifies terminology and behavior regarding guardrail severity levels, now referred to as 'blocking levels,' and provides more precise guidance on how these settings affect content filtering and troubleshooting. This helps users better understand how to configure and troubleshoot guardrails for agents and models.
- Severity levels are now called 'blocking levels' and their behaviors are more clearly defined.
- Blocking level table now includes availability details for each setting.
- Troubleshooting guidance updated to reference 'blocking level' instead of 'severity level' and clarifies what is blocked at each level.
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The documentation now clarifies the default states and behaviors of various guardrail controls, emphasizes the use of classification models (with their limitations), and provides more precise guidance on language support and evaluation for severity filters.
- Clarifies that core-harm filters and user prompt attack detection are enabled by default, while document attack detection is off by default
- Specifies that configuration availability and approval requirements vary by control
- Explains the default blocking level for core-harm categories and how API responses differ for blocked input vs. output
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Support for content provenance has been expanded to include two new Azure OpenAI GPT Image models: gpt-image-2.5-flare and gpt-image-2.5-sunburst. This broadens the range of image models for which provenance capabilities are available.
- Added gpt-image-2.5-flare and gpt-image-2.5-sunburst to supported Azure OpenAI GPT Image models
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The documentation has been updated to clarify that the default guardrail policies now refer to 'Microsoft Foundry Models' and use 'DefaultV2' safety settings, replacing previous references to Azure OpenAI. The new 'DefaultV2 settings' section consolidates and updates the risk category tables for text, image, and audio models, but the core policy thresholds and categories remain largely unchanged.
- Terminology updated from 'Azure OpenAI' to 'Microsoft Foundry Models' and 'DefaultV2' safety.
- A new consolidated 'DefaultV2 settings' section replaces separate sections for text, vision, and audio models.
- Risk category tables for all model types are now grouped under a single heading, with similar thresholds and categories as before.
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A new clarification was added that prompt caching does not work with Grounding with Bing Search or Bing Custom Search, due to the inclusion of a timestamp in every request. This is important for users relying on prompt caching for performance or cost reasons.
- Added note that prompt caching is ineffective because each request includes a current timestamp.
- Explains why cache hits do not occur with these tools.
- Updated Configure a voice agent
The prerequisites now specify that to attach a toolbox to a voice agent, you must have an existing toolbox and its immutable version in the same Foundry project. This clarifies requirements for using toolbox-based tools with voice agents.
- Added prerequisite for having an existing toolbox and its immutable version to attach a toolbox
- Clarifies setup steps for using toolbox tools with voice agents
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This new page introduces and documents developer experiences for managing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers within Microsoft Agent 365. It outlines workflows for discovering, configuring, evaluating, building, registering, and connecting MCP servers to custom agents and developer clients, providing actionable guidance and references for each scenario.
- Describes how to add Microsoft-hosted MCP servers to custom agents using Agent 365 SDK and CLI
- Explains evaluation of MCP servers with deterministic and AI-scored checks via CLI
- Introduces building scenario-focused MCP servers using Microsoft MCP management server
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Support for Databricks Genie as an observability platform has been added. Users can now configure data collection and observability for Genie agents, expanding the range of third-party agent environments supported by Microsoft Agent 365 (Frontier).
- Databricks Genie added to list of supported observability platforms
- Instructions updated to include configuration steps for Databricks Genie
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The documentation was significantly expanded and clarified, providing detailed step-by-step instructions for connecting Databricks Genie to Microsoft Agent 365. It now covers prerequisites, service principal setup, OAuth secret generation, permission requirements, synchronization, activity verification, and troubleshooting, making the integration process much clearer and more actionable.
- Added detailed steps for creating a service principal and generating OAuth secrets in Databricks
- Clarified permission levels required for synchronizing and collecting activity from Genie agents
- Explained how Agent 365 interacts with Genie agents and what data is collected
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Observability support is now available for Salesforce Agentforce and Databricks Genie platforms, enabling users to monitor agent metrics for these integrations. This expands monitoring capabilities for users leveraging these platforms.
- Observability status for Salesforce Agentforce changed from 'Coming soon' to 'Yes'
- Observability status for Databricks Genie changed from 'Coming soon' to 'Yes'
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The documentation now provides detailed clarifications on the security model, current limitations, and the distinction between registry sync and the Agent 365 SDK for connected platforms. It also adds operational guidance on manual synchronization, observability coverage, and credential management, which are important for administrators and integrators.
- Added a Security model section clarifying read-only access and permissions for connected platforms.
- Introduced a Current limitations section outlining manual sync requirements, lack of deletion reconciliation, and platform-dependent observability.
- Clarified that all supported platforms require key-based credentials; keyless authentication is not supported.
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The page has been restructured to clarify the different types of MCP servers available in Agent 365, how they relate to Work IQ, and how administrators can view and govern them. It now provides detailed comparison tables, explicit guidance on legacy versus current MCP server usage, and step-by-step next actions, while removing some previous catalog and security feature descriptions.
- Added clear comparison of Work IQ MCP, Microsoft-hosted, and custom/third-party MCP servers
- Clarified distinction between Work IQ MCP (generally available) and Work IQ in Copilot Studio (preview)
- Added guidance on viewing and governing MCP servers via the Microsoft 365 admin center
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The documentation now clarifies how authentication modes are selected and used for standard and AI teammate agents, specifies the permissions granted during registration, and explains how observability works across authentication modes. These clarifications help developers correctly configure authentication and observability for their agents.
- Clarifies that standard agents must choose between OBO and S2S authentication modes during setup
- Specifies that registration grants delegated permissions for OBO or application permissions for S2S
- Explains that observability always uses S2S with an app-only token, regardless of agent authentication mode
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A new FAQ clarifies that Agent 365 Skills can set up agents that run without a signed-in user, specifying how to configure authentication modes during setup. This expands documented setup options for different agent types.
- Added guidance on using Skills to set up agents with S2S (server-to-server) authentication
- Clarified authentication modes for standard agents (S2S, OBO) and AI teammates (Agentic-User)
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The documentation now clarifies the distinction between standard agents and AI teammates, explicitly detailing the available authentication modes (OBO, S2S, Agentic-User) and how they affect agent setup and capabilities. A new section explains these authentication modes, their use cases, and how skills configure them, providing clearer guidance for users setting up Agent 365 Skills.
- Clarifies that standard agents can use OBO or S2S authentication, while AI teammates use Agentic-User mode
- Adds a new section explaining authentication modes, their paths, and use cases
- Explains how skills like a365-setup and make-a365-agent configure permissions based on authentication mode
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The documentation now clarifies that removing a connection stops synchronization immediately but does not delete or mark as orphaned the agent records already synchronized. Users must manually remove these records if they are no longer needed.
- Explains that agent records remain after connection removal and are not automatically deleted or marked as orphaned
- Advises users to manually remove agent records from the registry if they are no longer needed
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The documentation now provides more explicit details about how observability telemetry is stored, protected, and retained in Agent 365, including a 30-day retention period, encryption, and data residency. It also clarifies that certain administrative actions are not currently logged in Microsoft Purview audit logs, advising organizations to use internal change-management processes if audit trails are required.
- Added explicit 30-day retention period for observability data
- Clarified encryption and data residency commitments
- Linked to detailed data handling and compliance documentation
Frontier 1
- Updated Edit with Copilot in PowerPoint
A new capability has been added to Copilot in PowerPoint: users can now generate interactive slides such as dashboards, timelines, and summaries, enhancing the engagement and storytelling aspect of presentations.
- Added ability to create interactive slides (dashboards, timelines, summaries)
- Emphasizes making presentations more engaging and story-driven
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for drafting and adding content with Copilot in Word is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users currently lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page covering how to draft and add content with Copilot in Word has been removed
- No indication if the feature itself is deprecated or if the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for a specific Copilot for Word feature—likely related to creating drafts—has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page covering Copilot for Word draft creation is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed, resulting in the loss of a resource that addressed common user questions about Copilot's features and usage in PowerPoint. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of any features or simply a documentation restructure.
- FAQ content for Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available at this URL
- Users lose access to previously documented answers about Copilot's PowerPoint integration
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about deploying organization skills for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but guidance on this deployment process is now missing.
- Page covering deployment of organization skills for Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature deprecation or documentation restructuring
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot capabilities for PowerPoint mobile.
- Official documentation for Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring/relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot's chat capabilities within Outlook.
- Loss of documentation for using Copilot's chat feature in Outlook
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for the Office Agent (Copilot Office Frontier) is no longer available. This removes a resource that addressed common questions about the Office Agent's capabilities, usage, and troubleshooting, which may impact users seeking guidance.
- FAQ documentation for Copilot Office Agent is missing
- Potential loss of guidance on features, usage, and troubleshooting
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for visualizing data with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot for data visualization in Excel.
- Page detailing how to visualize data with Copilot in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using Copilot in Excel to import data from the web and internal sources is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page detailing how to import data from web/internal sources with Copilot in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using Copilot in Excel to import data from another Excel file is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page describing how to import data from another Excel file using Copilot is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for getting started with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on how to begin using Copilot in Excel.
- Removal of introductory and setup guidance for Copilot in Excel
- Uncertainty about whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot to gain data insights in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page covering Copilot's data insights features in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot's skills in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of features or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack direct access to information about Copilot's Excel capabilities.
- Loss of documentation describing Copilot's skills in Excel
- Uncertainty whether features are deprecated or documentation is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel rules is now missing. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a relocation/restructure of the content, but users currently lack official guidance on this capability.
- Copilot in Excel rules documentation no longer accessible
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel and Power BI is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot with these products.
- Copilot in Excel and Power BI documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or restructuring
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about Copilot in Excel personalization is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on personalizing Copilot in Excel.
- Loss of documentation on Copilot in Excel personalization
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was moved
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about Copilot in Excel data sources is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on how Copilot in Excel interacts with data sources.
- Page covering Copilot in Excel data sources is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel change history is no longer available. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Copilot in Excel change history documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the doc was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot's built-in skills in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a deprecation of features or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct reference material on these capabilities.
- Loss of documentation describing Copilot's built-in skills in Excel
- Uncertainty whether features are deprecated or documentation is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using Copilot to write in the SharePoint rich text editor is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation move, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page describing Copilot integration with SharePoint's rich text editor is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation restructuring
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating pages with AI in SharePoint is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on this Copilot capability.
- Documentation for AI-powered page creation in SharePoint is missing
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the doc was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to draft and add content with Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Loss of instructions for drafting and adding content with Copilot in Word
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for deploying organization skills for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on this deployment process is now missing.
- Deployment instructions for organization skills in Copilot for PowerPoint are no longer available
- Potential loss of guidance for IT admins or users managing Copilot customization in PowerPoint
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot capabilities for PowerPoint mobile.
- Official documentation for Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for importing data from the web and internal sources into Excel using Copilot is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page explaining how to import data from web/internal sources with Copilot in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for getting started with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on how to begin using Copilot in Excel.
- Removal of the 'Get started with Copilot in Excel' documentation
- No clear indication if the feature is deprecated or if the content has moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot to gain data insights in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on leveraging Copilot for data analysis in Excel.
- Official guidance on Copilot's data insights capabilities in Excel is no longer available at this URL
- Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation has been relocated
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel with Power BI integration is now missing. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users lose access to guidance on this integration.
- Copilot in Excel with Power BI integration documentation removed
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about Copilot in Excel data sources is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on how Copilot in Excel interacts with data sources.
- Page covering Copilot in Excel data sources has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot's built-in skills in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation of features or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct reference material for these capabilities.
- Loss of documentation outlining Copilot's built-in skills in Excel
- Uncertainty whether features are deprecated or documentation is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in the SharePoint rich text editor has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but guidance on this specific Copilot capability is now missing.
- Documentation for Copilot integration in SharePoint's rich text editor is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating pages with AI in SharePoint is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on using AI to create SharePoint pages is now missing.
- Documentation for AI-powered page creation in SharePoint has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or just a doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to draft and add content with Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot for content creation in Word.
- Loss of instructions for drafting and adding content with Copilot in Word
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for deploying organization skills for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on this deployment process is now missing.
- Deployment guidance for organization skills in Copilot for PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but information about Copilot's mobile capabilities in PowerPoint is now missing.
- Page covering Copilot in PowerPoint for mobile devices is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot's chat capabilities within Outlook.
- Loss of documentation for using Copilot's chat feature in Outlook
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for visualizing data with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot for data visualization in Excel.
- Page covering Copilot's data visualization capabilities in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using Copilot in Excel to import data from the web and internal sources is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Loss of instructions for importing data from web/internal sources with Copilot in Excel
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for getting started with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on how to begin using Copilot in Excel.
- Removal of 'Get started with Copilot in Excel' guidance
- Potential loss of onboarding or setup instructions for Excel users
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot to gain data insights in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on leveraging Copilot for data insights in Excel is now missing.
- Page covering Copilot's data insights capabilities in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel rules is now missing. It is unclear if this is due to deprecation, relocation, or restructuring, but users no longer have access to guidance on this capability from this page.
- Copilot in Excel rules documentation is no longer available at this URL
- Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the content was moved
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel and Power BI is no longer available at this URL. It is unclear if the feature has been deprecated or if the documentation has been moved or consolidated elsewhere, but users now lack direct guidance on Copilot capabilities within Excel and Power BI from this page.
- Copilot in Excel and Power BI documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether this reflects deprecation or relocation
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel data sources is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on how Copilot in Excel interacts with data sources.
- Page covering Copilot in Excel data sources has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel's change history feature is now missing. It is unclear if the feature was deprecated or if the documentation was relocated or consolidated elsewhere.
- Copilot in Excel change history documentation no longer accessible
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation restructuring
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using Copilot to write in the SharePoint rich text editor has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Official instructions for using Copilot in SharePoint's rich text editor are no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating pages with AI in SharePoint is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but information about using AI to create SharePoint pages is now missing.
- Documentation for AI-powered page creation in SharePoint has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or just a doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to draft and add content with Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on using Copilot for content creation in Word.
- Loss of instructions for drafting and adding content with Copilot in Word
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for deploying organization skills for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but guidance on this deployment process is now missing.
- Deployment guidance for organization skills in Copilot for PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature deprecation or documentation restructuring
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in PowerPoint for mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot with PowerPoint on mobile platforms.
- Official documentation for Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices is no longer available
- Uncertainty about whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation has moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for visualizing data with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot for data visualization in Excel.
- Loss of documentation on how to visualize data with Copilot in Excel
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for importing data from the web and internal sources into Excel using Copilot is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users lose guidance on this capability.
- Page on importing data from web/internal sources with Copilot in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for getting started with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on how to begin using Copilot in Excel.
- Removal of step-by-step instructions for starting with Copilot in Excel
- Potential loss of onboarding and setup information for new users
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot to gain data insights in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but guidance on this specific Copilot capability is now missing.
- Page describing how to use Copilot for data insights in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel and Power BI is no longer available at this URL. It is unclear if the feature is deprecated or if the documentation has been moved or consolidated elsewhere, but users now lack direct guidance on using Copilot with Excel and Power BI.
- Copilot in Excel and Power BI documentation removed
- Potential loss of guidance for integrating Copilot with these products
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about Copilot in Excel data sources has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but information about how Copilot in Excel interacts with data sources is now missing.
- Documentation on Copilot in Excel data sources is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page describing Copilot's built-in skills in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct reference material for these capabilities.
- Loss of documentation detailing Copilot's built-in skills in Excel
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot to write in the SharePoint rich text editor has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on this specific Copilot capability is now missing.
- Page detailing Copilot use in SharePoint rich text editor is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this indicates feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to draft and add content with Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot for content creation in Word.
- Loss of instructions for drafting and adding content with Copilot in Word
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page on deploying organization skills for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but guidance on this deployment process is now missing.
- Page on deploying organization skills for Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature deprecation or documentation restructuring
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating interactive slides with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on this specific Copilot capability is now missing.
- Page detailing how to create interactive slides with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot's mobile PowerPoint capabilities.
- Official documentation for Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot's chat capabilities within Outlook.
- Page covering 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation restructuring
- Users lose access to instructions or details about Copilot chat functionality in Outlook
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for visualizing data with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot for data visualization in Excel.
- Official documentation for using Copilot to visualize data in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for importing data from the web and internal sources into Excel using Copilot is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users lose official guidance on this capability.
- Page covering Copilot's ability to import data into Excel from web/internal sources is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Excel to import data from another Excel file has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Guidance for importing data from another Excel file using Copilot is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for getting started with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on how to begin using Copilot in Excel.
- Removal of introductory/getting started guidance for Copilot in Excel
- Potential gap in onboarding information for new users
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot to gain data insights in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page detailing how to use Copilot for data insights in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot's skills in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of features or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct reference material for Copilot's Excel capabilities.
- Loss of documentation outlining Copilot's skills in Excel
- Uncertainty whether features are deprecated or documentation is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel rules is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates a feature deprecation or a relocation/restructuring of the content, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot's rule-based capabilities in Excel.
- Copilot in Excel rules documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or content is moved
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel data sources is now missing. It is unclear if this is due to deprecation, relocation, or restructuring, but users currently lack official guidance on how Copilot interacts with Excel data sources.
- Entire page on Copilot in Excel data sources removed
- No information available on supported data sources or integration details
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel's change history feature is now missing. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation, relocation, or restructuring, but users currently lack official guidance on this capability.
- Loss of documentation for Copilot in Excel's change history feature
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot's built-in skills in Excel is no longer available. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot's Excel-specific capabilities.
- Loss of documentation describing Copilot's built-in skills for Excel
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using Copilot to write in the SharePoint rich text editor is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation move, but users currently lack official guidance on this capability.
- Loss of instructions for using Copilot in SharePoint's rich text editor
- Uncertainty about whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating pages with AI in SharePoint is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this Copilot capability.
- Official documentation for AI-powered page creation in SharePoint is missing
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to draft and add content with Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot for content creation in Word.
- Loss of step-by-step instructions for drafting and adding content with Copilot in Word
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating drafts with Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Official documentation for using Copilot to create drafts in Word is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. This means users no longer have access to a centralized set of frequently asked questions and answers about Copilot's features and usage in PowerPoint, which could impact their ability to quickly resolve common issues or understand capabilities. It is unclear if this information has been relocated or consolidated elsewhere.
- Loss of a dedicated FAQ resource for Copilot in PowerPoint
- Potential gap in user self-service support and feature clarification
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for deploying organization skills for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is now unclear where to find official guidance on this deployment process, which may hinder administrators seeking to implement or manage Copilot's organizational skills in PowerPoint.
- Loss of deployment guidance for organization skills in Copilot for PowerPoint
- Potential gap in documentation for IT admins or deployment specialists
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but information about Copilot's mobile capabilities in PowerPoint is now missing.
- Page covering Copilot in PowerPoint for mobile devices is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using Copilot in Excel to import data from the web and internal sources is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack guidance on this capability.
- Page describing how to import data from web/internal sources with Copilot in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for getting started with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on how to begin using Copilot in Excel.
- Removal of introductory/getting started guidance for Copilot in Excel
- Potential gap in onboarding information for new users
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in Excel to gain data insights has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Documentation for Copilot's data insights features in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was moved
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel rules is now missing. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page covering Copilot in Excel rules has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel and Power BI is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot with these products.
- Copilot in Excel and Power BI documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about Copilot in Excel data sources is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on how Copilot interacts with Excel data sources.
- Page covering Copilot in Excel data sources has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot's built-in skills in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a deprecation of features or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot's built-in Excel capabilities.
- Loss of documentation on Copilot's built-in skills for Excel
- Uncertainty whether features are deprecated or documentation is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using Copilot to write in the SharePoint rich text editor is no longer available at this URL. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page describing Copilot integration with SharePoint's rich text editor has been removed
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation has moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating pages with AI in SharePoint is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but information about using AI to create SharePoint pages is now missing.
- Documentation for AI-powered page creation in SharePoint is no longer accessible
- Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the content was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to draft and add content with Copilot in Word is no longer available. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot for content creation in Word.
- Page detailing Copilot's drafting and content addition features in Word is missing
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for creating drafts with Copilot in Word is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page on creating drafts with Copilot in Word is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ documentation for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation, relocation, or restructuring, but users now lack a centralized source for common questions and answers about Copilot's PowerPoint integration.
- FAQ content for Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of guidance on common Copilot usage scenarios, limitations, and troubleshooting in PowerPoint
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for deploying organization skills for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of documentation, but guidance on this deployment process is now missing.
- Page detailing deployment of organization skills for Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page detailing Copilot's skills in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of features or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct access to information about Copilot's capabilities in PowerPoint.
- Documentation on Copilot's PowerPoint skills is no longer available at this URL
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot capabilities for PowerPoint mobile.
- Official documentation for Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot's chat capabilities within Outlook.
- Loss of official instructions for chatting with Copilot in Outlook
- Uncertainty about whether the feature is deprecated or documentation is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page covering how to import data from the web and internal sources into Excel using Copilot is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Missing documentation for importing data from web/internal sources with Copilot in Excel
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot to gain data insights in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this Copilot capability in Excel.
- Page describing Copilot's data insights features in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot's skills in Excel is no longer available. It is unclear whether this is due to deprecation, relocation, or restructuring, but users now lack direct access to information about Copilot's Excel-specific capabilities.
- Page describing Copilot's skills in Excel has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature deprecation or documentation reorganization
- Users lose a reference for understanding Copilot's Excel integration and features
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot integration between Excel and Power BI is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users lose access to guidance on this integration.
- Page covering Copilot in Excel and Power BI integration is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about Copilot personalization features in Excel is now missing. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users no longer have access to guidance on personalizing Copilot in Excel.
- Loss of documentation on Copilot personalization in Excel
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about Copilot in Excel data sources is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on how Copilot in Excel interacts with data sources.
- Page covering Copilot in Excel data sources is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel change history is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Loss of documentation for Copilot in Excel change history feature
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot's built-in skills in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack direct reference material for these capabilities.
- Loss of documentation describing Copilot's built-in skills in Excel
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using Copilot to write in the SharePoint rich text editor is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation, a move, or a restructure, but users currently lack official guidance on this capability.
- Loss of documentation for Copilot integration with SharePoint's rich text editor
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page describing how to refine SharePoint pages with AI is now missing. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on using AI in SharePoint is currently unavailable at this URL.
- Page explaining AI-powered refinement of SharePoint pages is no longer accessible
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page describing how to create pages with AI in SharePoint is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on this Copilot capability is now missing.
- Page detailing AI-powered page creation in SharePoint has been removed
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about choosing the model for Copilot in Word is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack guidance on selecting or switching Copilot models in Word.
- Page on choosing Copilot model in Word is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page 'Welcome to Copilot in PowerPoint' has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but introductory or onboarding information for Copilot in PowerPoint is now missing.
- Removal of introductory or overview content for Copilot in PowerPoint
- Potential loss of guidance for new users on getting started
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for summarizing presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Official instructions for using Copilot to summarize PowerPoint presentations are no longer available at this URL
- Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation has been moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating interactive slides with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on this specific capability.
- Page detailing how to create interactive slides with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation has been relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to create a new presentation with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on this capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for creating presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint are no longer available
- Potential loss of onboarding or usage guidance for new Copilot users in PowerPoint
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about Copilot in PowerPoint skills has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but information about Copilot's capabilities in PowerPoint is now missing from this location.
- Documentation for Copilot in PowerPoint skills is no longer available at this URL
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation, a relocation, or a restructuring of the documentation.
- Page covering connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this indicates feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add an image to a PowerPoint presentation using Copilot is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for adding images with Copilot in PowerPoint are missing
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add a slide from a file using Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page detailing how to add a slide from a file with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating a meeting agenda with Copilot in Outlook has been removed. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page detailing how to create a meeting agenda with Copilot in Outlook is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in Excel has been removed. This means users no longer have access to a centralized set of frequently asked questions and answers about Copilot's features and usage in Excel, which could hinder quick troubleshooting and understanding unless the content has been relocated.
- FAQ documentation for Copilot in Excel is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of quick reference for common user questions and issues
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page providing tips for using Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack access to these specific usage tips.
- Removal of a page dedicated to Copilot in Excel tips
- Potential loss of guidance for effective Copilot use in Excel
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about getting started with editing prompts in Copilot for Excel is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack guidance on this specific workflow.
- Page covering 'Copilot in Excel: Get started editing prompt' is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page describing how to refine SharePoint pages with AI is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but information about AI capabilities in SharePoint is now missing.
- Page explaining AI-powered refinement of SharePoint pages has been removed
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page introducing Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack a central overview of Copilot capabilities in Word.
- Removal of the 'Welcome to Copilot in Word' introduction page
- Loss of a central entry point for understanding Copilot features in Word
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about creating drafts with Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack direct guidance on this capability.
- Page covering Copilot's draft creation in Word is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about choosing the model for Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but information about model selection in Copilot for Word is now missing.
- Page about choosing Copilot model in Word is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page 'Welcome to Copilot in PowerPoint' has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but introductory or onboarding information for Copilot in PowerPoint is now missing from this location.
- Removal of the 'Welcome to Copilot in PowerPoint' page
- Potential loss of introductory or getting started guidance for Copilot in PowerPoint
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about summarizing presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page explaining how to summarize presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of features, a relocation of content, or a documentation restructure. Users now lack a centralized resource for common questions about Copilot in PowerPoint.
- FAQ documentation for Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of answers to common user questions and troubleshooting guidance
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating interactive slides with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on this specific Copilot capability is now missing.
- Page on using Copilot to create interactive PowerPoint slides is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to create a new presentation with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on this capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for creating presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint are no longer available
- Potential gap in user guidance for leveraging Copilot's presentation creation features
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about Copilot skills in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct access to information about Copilot's capabilities in PowerPoint.
- Documentation on Copilot skills in PowerPoint is no longer available at this URL
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation, a move, or a restructure, but users now lack guidance on this integration.
- Page covering connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add an image to a PowerPoint presentation using Copilot is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for adding images with Copilot in PowerPoint are missing
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for adding a slide from a file with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Documentation for using Copilot to add a slide from a file in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating a meeting agenda with Copilot in Outlook has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page explaining how to create a meeting agenda with Copilot in Outlook is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of the documentation. Users now lack direct guidance on how to use Copilot's chat capabilities within Outlook.
- Page detailing how to chat with Copilot in Outlook is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for the Office Agent in Copilot for Office Frontier has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack access to official answers to common questions about this capability.
- FAQ content about Office Agent in Copilot for Office Frontier is no longer available
- Potential loss of guidance for users seeking clarification on Office Agent features
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for visualizing data with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot for data visualization in Excel.
- Page on visualizing data with Copilot in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Excel to import data from another Excel file has been removed. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Guidance for importing data from another Excel file with Copilot is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of features, relocation of content, or restructuring of documentation. Users now lack a centralized resource for common questions about Copilot in Excel.
- FAQ documentation for Copilot in Excel is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of answers to common user questions and troubleshooting guidance
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page providing tips for using Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if the content was deprecated, relocated, or consolidated elsewhere, but users now lack direct access to these usage tips.
- Removal of a page focused on Copilot in Excel tips
- Potential loss of guidance for effective Copilot usage in Excel
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel skills is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a relocation/restructuring of the documentation. Users currently lack access to official documentation about Copilot's skills in Excel.
- Copilot in Excel skills documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or restructuring
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel rules is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation, a move, or a restructure, but users lose direct access to guidance on this capability.
- Page covering Copilot in Excel rules no longer available
- Potential loss of documentation on how Copilot applies or interprets rules in Excel
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about Copilot in Excel personalization is no longer available. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but information about personalizing Copilot in Excel is now missing.
- Documentation for Copilot in Excel personalization is no longer accessible
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about getting started with editing prompts in Copilot for Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack direct guidance on this topic.
- Page on getting started with editing prompts in Copilot for Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel change history is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Copilot in Excel change history documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page describing how to refine SharePoint pages with AI is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on using AI in SharePoint is now missing.
- Page explaining AI-powered refinement of SharePoint pages has been removed
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation has moved
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Page removed or relocated. The introductory documentation page for Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the content, but users now lack a central overview or welcome guide for Copilot in Word.
- Removal of the main welcome/overview page for Copilot in Word
- Potential loss of introductory guidance for new users
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about creating drafts with Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack direct guidance on this capability.
- Page on creating drafts with Copilot in Word is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about choosing the model for Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but guidance on model selection in Word is now missing.
- Documentation for selecting Copilot models in Word is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The introductory documentation page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a deprecation, a move, or a consolidation of content, but users now lack a central overview or welcome guide for Copilot in PowerPoint.
- Loss of the main 'Welcome to Copilot in PowerPoint' page
- Potential gap in introductory or onboarding information for new users
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for summarizing presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page explaining how to summarize presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation has moved
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack a centralized resource for common questions about Copilot in PowerPoint.
- FAQ content for Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of answers to common user questions and troubleshooting guidance
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating interactive slides with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page on creating interactive slides with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to create a new presentation with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for creating presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint are no longer available
- Potential loss of feature-specific guidance for new or existing users
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about Copilot in PowerPoint skills has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but information about Copilot's capabilities in PowerPoint is now missing from this location.
- Page covering Copilot skills in PowerPoint no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation, a move, or a restructure, but users now lack guidance on this integration.
- Page covering connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add an image to a PowerPoint presentation using Copilot has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for adding images with Copilot in PowerPoint are no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add a slide from a file using Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page detailing how to add a slide from a file with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating a meeting agenda with Copilot in Outlook has been removed. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on this specific Copilot capability is now missing.
- Page detailing how to create a meeting agenda with Copilot in Outlook is no longer available
- Uncertainty if the feature is deprecated or if the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for the Office Agent in Copilot is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack access to official answers about the Office Agent's capabilities and usage.
- FAQ content about Copilot Office Agent is missing
- Potential loss of guidance on common questions and troubleshooting
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Excel to import data from another Excel file has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Guidance for importing data from another Excel file with Copilot is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack a centralized resource for common questions about Copilot in Excel.
- FAQ content for Copilot in Excel is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of answers to common user questions and troubleshooting guidance
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Page removed or relocated. A page providing tips for using Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a deprecation of features, a relocation of content, or a documentation restructure. Users now lack direct access to these Copilot in Excel tips from this URL.
- Removal of documentation specifically offering tips for Copilot in Excel
- Potential loss of guidance for optimizing Copilot usage in Excel
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page detailing Copilot's skills in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of features or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct access to information about Copilot's Excel-specific capabilities.
- Documentation on Copilot's skills in Excel is no longer available at this URL
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel personalization is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on personalizing Copilot in Excel.
- Copilot in Excel personalization documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about getting started with editing prompts in Copilot for Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on this topic.
- Page covering 'getting started with editing prompts' in Copilot for Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot's built-in skills in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct reference material on these capabilities.
- Loss of documentation outlining Copilot's built-in skills for Excel
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page describing how to refine SharePoint pages with AI is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation, a move, or a restructuring of documentation, but guidance on using AI in SharePoint is now missing from this location.
- Documentation for refining SharePoint pages with AI is no longer accessible
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page 'Welcome to Copilot in Word' has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of the documentation. Users may temporarily lose access to introductory or onboarding information about Copilot in Word.
- Removal of the 'Welcome to Copilot in Word' page
- Potential loss of introductory guidance for new users
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about creating drafts with Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack direct guidance on this capability.
- Page on creating drafts with Copilot in Word is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about choosing the model for Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but information about model selection in Copilot for Word is now missing.
- Documentation on how to choose the Copilot model in Word is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page 'Welcome to Copilot in PowerPoint' has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but introductory or onboarding information for Copilot in PowerPoint is now missing from this location.
- Removal of introductory content for Copilot in PowerPoint
- Potential loss of onboarding or overview guidance for new users
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for summarizing presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Official instructions for using Copilot to summarize PowerPoint presentations are no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation has been relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack a centralized resource for common questions about Copilot in PowerPoint.
- FAQ content for Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of guidance on common issues, usage, and troubleshooting
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating interactive slides with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Official guidance on using Copilot to create interactive slides in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation has been relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to create a new presentation with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on this capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for creating presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint are no longer available
- Potential loss of onboarding or usage guidance for new Copilot users in PowerPoint
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about Copilot skills in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but information about Copilot's capabilities in PowerPoint is now missing from this location.
- Page detailing Copilot skills in PowerPoint no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation, a relocation, or a restructuring of the documentation. Users now lack official guidance on this integration.
- Page covering connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation is moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add an image to a PowerPoint presentation using Copilot is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance for this specific Copilot capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for adding images with Copilot in PowerPoint are missing
- Potential loss of clarity for users seeking to use Copilot for image insertion
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add a slide from a file using Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page detailing how to add a slide from a file with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating a meeting agenda with Copilot in Outlook has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page explaining how to use Copilot in Outlook to create meeting agendas is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' is no longer available at this URL. It is unclear if the feature is deprecated or if the content has been moved or consolidated elsewhere, which may impact users seeking guidance on this capability.
- Page covering 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature deprecation or documentation restructuring
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for the Office Copilot agent is no longer available at its previous location. It is unclear whether the content has been deprecated or simply moved, but users currently lose access to documentation addressing common questions about the Office Copilot agent.
- FAQ content for Office Copilot agent is missing
- Potential loss of troubleshooting and usage guidance
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Excel to import data from another Excel file has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on this specific Copilot capability is now missing.
- Page detailing Copilot-assisted data import between Excel files is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack a centralized resource for common questions about Copilot in Excel.
- FAQ content for Copilot in Excel is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of answers to common user questions and troubleshooting guidance
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page providing tips for using Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct access to these usage tips.
- Removal of a page focused on Copilot in Excel tips
- Potential loss of guidance for effective Copilot use in Excel
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about Copilot in Excel skills has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a deprecation, a move, or a consolidation of content, but readers now lack direct access to this information.
- Page covering Copilot in Excel skills is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or restructuring
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel rules is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot's rule-based capabilities in Excel.
- Copilot in Excel rules documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about Copilot in Excel personalization is no longer available. It is unclear if this is due to deprecation, relocation, or restructuring, but users now lack direct documentation on how to personalize Copilot in Excel.
- Documentation for Copilot in Excel personalization is missing
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was moved
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about getting started with editing prompts in Copilot for Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack direct guidance on this topic.
- Page on getting started with editing prompts in Copilot for Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel change history is no longer available. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Copilot in Excel change history documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or doc is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about refining SharePoint pages with AI is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but information about using AI in SharePoint page refinement is now missing.
- Page describing AI-powered refinement of SharePoint pages has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating pages with AI in SharePoint is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on this Copilot capability is now missing.
- Documentation for AI-powered page creation in SharePoint is no longer accessible
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The introductory documentation page for Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a deprecation, a move, or a restructuring of the documentation. Users may temporarily lose access to basic orientation or onboarding information for Copilot in Word.
- Removal of the welcome/introduction page for Copilot in Word
- Potential loss of basic overview and getting started guidance
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating drafts in Word using Copilot is no longer available. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page on creating drafts in Word with Copilot has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about choosing the model for Copilot in Word is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack guidance on selecting or switching Copilot models in Word.
- Page about choosing Copilot model in Word is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page 'Welcome to Copilot in PowerPoint' has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but introductory or onboarding information for Copilot in PowerPoint is now missing from this location.
- Removal of introductory or overview content for Copilot in PowerPoint
- Potential loss of onboarding guidance for new users
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for summarizing presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Official instructions for using Copilot to summarize PowerPoint presentations are no longer available
- Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of features, a relocation of the content, or a documentation restructure. Users now lack a centralized resource for common questions about Copilot in PowerPoint.
- FAQ documentation for Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of guidance on common issues, usage, and troubleshooting
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to create a new presentation with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Missing instructions for creating new presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about Copilot in PowerPoint skills has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but information about Copilot's capabilities in PowerPoint is now missing from this location.
- Page covering Copilot in PowerPoint skills is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the content, but users now lack guidance on this integration.
- Page covering connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add an image to a PowerPoint presentation using Copilot is no longer available. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for adding images with Copilot in PowerPoint are missing
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add a slide from a file using Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page detailing how to add a slide from a file with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation has been relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to create a meeting agenda with Copilot in Outlook has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for creating a meeting agenda with Copilot in Outlook are no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation has been relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for the Office Agent in Copilot for Office Frontier has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack access to official answers about this capability.
- FAQ documentation for Copilot Office Agent is no longer available
- Potential loss of guidance on common questions and troubleshooting
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack a dedicated source for common questions and answers about Copilot in Excel.
- FAQ content for Copilot in Excel is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of guidance on common issues, usage, and troubleshooting
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page providing tips for using Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation of features or simply a restructuring or relocation of the content.
- Page with Copilot in Excel tips is no longer available
- Potential loss of guidance for effective Copilot use in Excel
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot integration between Excel and Power BI is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users lose access to guidance on this integration.
- Page covering Copilot in Excel and Power BI integration is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about Copilot in Excel personalization is no longer available. It is unclear whether this means the feature is deprecated or if the content has been moved or consolidated elsewhere.
- Documentation for Copilot in Excel personalization is missing
- Uncertainty about whether the feature is still supported or if the doc was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about getting started with editing prompts in Copilot for Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on this topic.
- Page on 'getting started with editing prompts' in Copilot for Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page describing how to refine SharePoint pages with AI is no longer available. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on using AI in SharePoint is now missing.
- Guidance on refining SharePoint pages with AI is no longer accessible
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page introducing Copilot in Word is no longer available at this URL. It is unclear if the feature has been deprecated or if the content has been moved or restructured elsewhere. Users now lack direct access to introductory information about Copilot in Word from this page.
- Removal of the welcome/introduction page for Copilot in Word
- Uncertainty whether this reflects deprecation or documentation restructuring
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about choosing the model for Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but information about model selection in Copilot for Word is now missing.
- Page about choosing Copilot model in Word is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page introducing Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but introductory information about Copilot's capabilities in PowerPoint is now missing from this location.
- Removal of the 'Welcome to Copilot in PowerPoint' page
- Introductory guidance and overview for Copilot in PowerPoint no longer available at this URL
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about summarizing presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page detailing how to summarize presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to create a new presentation with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for creating presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint are no longer available
- Potential loss of guidance for new users on leveraging Copilot for presentation creation
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about Copilot in PowerPoint skills is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of the documentation, but users currently lose access to information about Copilot's capabilities in PowerPoint.
- Page covering Copilot skills in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation, relocation, or restructuring, but users now lack direct guidance on this integration.
- Page covering connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for adding an image to a PowerPoint presentation with Copilot has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Official instructions for using Copilot to add images in PowerPoint are no longer available
- Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add a slide from a file using Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page detailing how to add a slide from a file with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating a meeting agenda with Copilot in Outlook has been removed. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Official instructions for using Copilot to create meeting agendas in Outlook are no longer available
- Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' has been removed. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but information about using Copilot's chat capabilities within Outlook is now missing.
- Documentation for Copilot chat functionality in Outlook is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for the Office Agent (Copilot Office Frontier) is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of the feature or simply a documentation restructure, but users now lack access to official answers about this Copilot capability.
- FAQ documentation for Copilot Office Agent is missing
- Potential loss of guidance on common questions and troubleshooting
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for visualizing data with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on using Copilot for data visualization in Excel.
- Page on visualizing data with Copilot in Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty if feature is deprecated or documentation is relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Excel to import data from another Excel file has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page detailing Copilot-assisted data import between Excel files is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack a centralized resource for common questions about Copilot in Excel.
- FAQ content for Copilot in Excel is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of answers to common user questions and troubleshooting guidance
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page providing tips for using Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct access to these usage tips.
- Removal of a page dedicated to Copilot in Excel tips
- Potential loss of guidance for effective Copilot use in Excel
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about Copilot in Excel skills has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a deprecation, a move, or a restructure, but readers now lack direct access to information about Copilot's capabilities in Excel.
- Documentation for Copilot in Excel skills is no longer available at this URL
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about Copilot in Excel personalization is no longer available. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on personalizing Copilot in Excel.
- Copilot in Excel personalization documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or doc reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about getting started with editing prompts in Copilot for Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack direct guidance on this specific workflow.
- Page on 'getting started with editing prompts' in Copilot for Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel change history is no longer available. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Copilot in Excel change history documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page describing how to refine SharePoint pages with AI is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on using AI in SharePoint is now missing.
- Page detailing AI capabilities for refining SharePoint pages has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization
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Page removed or relocated. The introductory documentation page for Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack a central overview or welcome guide for Copilot in Word.
- Removal of the welcome/introductory page for Copilot in Word
- Potential loss of onboarding or overview information for new users
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about choosing the Copilot model in Word is no longer available. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack guidance on selecting Copilot models in Word.
- Page on choosing Copilot model in Word removed
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The introductory documentation page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack a central overview or onboarding resource for Copilot in PowerPoint.
- Removal of the welcome/overview page for Copilot in PowerPoint
- Potential loss of onboarding or introductory guidance for new users
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to summarize presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on this capability.
- Page detailing Copilot's summarization feature in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to create a new presentation with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on this capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for creating presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint are no longer available
- Potential loss of onboarding or usage guidance for new Copilot users in PowerPoint
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Page removed or relocated. Documentation about connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack guidance on this integration.
- Page about connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint removed
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add an image to a PowerPoint presentation using Copilot is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Step-by-step instructions for adding images with Copilot in PowerPoint are missing
- Potential uncertainty for users seeking to use Copilot for image insertion
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add a slide from a file using Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Page detailing how to add a slide from a file with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating a meeting agenda with Copilot in Outlook has been removed. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.
- Official instructions for using Copilot to create meeting agendas in Outlook are no longer available
- Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for the Office Copilot agent is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack access to frequently asked questions about the Office Copilot agent.
- FAQ documentation for Office Copilot agent is missing
- Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or restructuring
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for visualizing data with Copilot in Excel is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot for data visualization in Excel.
- Page covering how to visualize data with Copilot in Excel has been removed
- Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization
- Users lose access to instructions or best practices for this Copilot capability
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Excel to import data from another Excel file is no longer available. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this scenario.
- Page detailing Copilot-assisted data import between Excel files is missing
- Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for getting started with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on how to begin using Copilot in Excel.
- Removal of introductory/getting started guidance for Copilot in Excel
- Potential gap in onboarding information for new users
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Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether the content has been relocated, consolidated, or deprecated, but users now lack direct access to frequently asked questions about Copilot in Excel.
- FAQ documentation for Copilot in Excel is no longer available at this URL
- Potential loss of quick answers to common user questions
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page providing tips for using Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack access to these specific usage tips.
- Removal of Copilot in Excel tips documentation
- Potential loss of guidance for effective Copilot use in Excel
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Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel rules is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot rules in Excel.
- Copilot in Excel rules documentation is missing
- Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated
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Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about getting started with editing prompts in Copilot for Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack guidance on this specific workflow.
- Page on getting started with editing prompts in Copilot for Excel is no longer available
- Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization