Microsoft documentation focused this week on agent development updates across Azure AI Foundry, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Microsoft Agent Framework.

This new documentation introduces the ability for organizations to use OpenAI-operated models as a subprocessor within Microsoft Online Services, including Copilot experiences. It details how admins can enable or disable these models, outlines data protection and compliance considerations, and describes new administrative controls for managing access.

• OpenAI can now act as a subprocessor for Copilot and related Microsoft Online Services, offering direct access to OpenAI-operated models.
• Admins can enable or disable OpenAI-operated models for their organization via the Microsoft 365 admin center.
• Certain Copilot features or models (e.g., GPT 5.6) require enabling OpenAI as a subprocessor.

This new page documents the supported prompt patterns for the Microsoft 365 Insights Agent, a Copilot agent that answers natural language questions about agent usage in a tenant. It details the types of aggregate metrics available, example prompts, and explicit limitations on user-level and feedback data.

• Introduces the Microsoft 365 Insights Agent and its purpose
• Lists core supported prompt types for usage, trends, comparisons, and growth
• Explains higher-order metrics like rolling retention, stickiness, and adoption trends

This new page introduces the Microsoft 365 Insights Agent, a Copilot agent that answers natural language questions about usage metrics for other Copilot agents in a tenant. It provides step-by-step instructions for accessing the agent, querying usage data, and interpreting responses, including comparisons between agents.

• Describes the Microsoft 365 Insights Agent as a Copilot agent for querying agent usage metrics.
• Lists prerequisites such as Copilot license, deployed agents, and required activity data.
• Provides step-by-step instructions for accessing and using the Insights Agent in Copilot Chat.

This new page documents the full prompt and capability reference for the Microsoft 365 Insights Agent, detailing which types of queries it supports, how it computes responses, and its privacy-driven limitations. It provides a comprehensive catalog of supported, derived, unsupported, and intentionally excluded query classes, enabling users and integrators to understand exactly what insights the agent can and cannot provide.

• Defines five query classes with deterministic agent behavior for each
• Lists 14 core supported prompts with precise metrics and computation methods
• Describes five derived 'sustained-usage and growth' prompt patterns with required interpretation caveats

This new page introduces the Microsoft 365 Insights Agent, a Copilot agent that provides natural language access to aggregate usage metrics for Copilot agents in a tenant. It details supported metrics, intended audiences, privacy boundaries, and both in-product and programmatic access methods, representing a significant new capability for monitoring and analyzing agent adoption and usage trends.

• Launch of the Microsoft 365 Insights Agent for querying agent usage metrics in natural language
• Supports daily, weekly, and monthly active users, retention proxies, stickiness, adoption trends, and comparative analytics
• Provides both in-product (included with Copilot) and programmatic (Work IQ, metered) access to the same metrics

This new documentation introduces the Microsoft 365 Admin agent, an AI-powered assistant for IT administrators to manage Microsoft 365, Copilot, and agents using natural language. It details capabilities, access, permissions, example prompts, and governance, representing a major new Copilot-related administrative feature.

• Launch of Microsoft 365 Admin agent for intent-driven, natural language admin tasks across Microsoft 365 and Copilot
• No extra licensing or setup required; available by default to all Microsoft 365 admins
• Supports a wide range of admin scenarios: user/license/group management, Copilot settings, agent management, Teams, identity, and more

A new section introduces two major security dashboards for Microsoft 365 Copilot: the Copilot security dashboard in the Microsoft 365 admin center and the Microsoft Security Dashboard for AI, providing enhanced monitoring, investigation, and management of AI-related risks and data governance.

• Added detailed documentation for the Copilot security dashboard in the Microsoft 365 admin center, including access requirements and capabilities.
• Introduced the Microsoft Security Dashboard for AI, offering a unified, cross-product view of AI risk across Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, Foundry, and third-party AI apps.
• Expanded guidance on preventing oversharing by referencing additional prescriptive articles.

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page describing how to build API plugins for Microsoft 365 Copilot using the Office JavaScript Library (in preview) has been removed. This eliminates official guidance for developers on integrating Copilot agents with Office documents via JavaScript APIs.

• Loss of step-by-step instructions for creating Copilot API plugins with Office JavaScript Library
• Missing information on scenarios, prerequisites, and configuration steps for Copilot agent plugins
• No longer documents preview limitations and supported platforms for this extensibility feature

A new troubleshooting guide for the Microsoft 365 Insights Agent has been published, detailing common issues, their causes, and recommended resolutions. This documentation helps users understand and resolve data visibility, metric interpretation, and query discrepancies when using the Insights Agent with Copilot.

• Explains why agent data may be missing and how to resolve it
• Clarifies the meaning of retention metrics and their limitations
• Notes that install/uninstall metrics are not yet supported but on the roadmap

Support for using SharePoint lists as agent knowledge sources has been added, with specific limits and behaviors described. The documentation now clarifies how to add SharePoint lists and provides updated guidance on URL formats and browsing options.

• SharePoint lists can now be added as agent knowledge sources (limit: 1 list per agent).
• Detailed limits for SharePoint lists: max 20,000 items and 50 MB of text, with truncation behavior explained.
• Attachments in SharePoint lists are not indexed or used for grounding.

The documentation now lists Microsoft Planner plans as a supported data source that Work IQ can reason over, expanding its capabilities.

• Added Microsoft Planner plans to the list of supported data sources

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot for admins in Microsoft 365 admin centers has been removed. This eliminates official guidance on Copilot's admin capabilities, setup, usage, and compliance, which may impact administrators seeking to leverage or understand these features. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure.

• Loss of overview and detailed capabilities for Copilot for admins in Microsoft 365 admin centers
• Missing instructions on enabling, using, and disabling Copilot for admins
• No longer provides information on admin roles, compliance, and audit logging for Copilot

The documentation now clarifies how tenant-level and policy-level spending limits work, specifies where to find the list of services managed by usage-based billing, and adds detailed guidance for CSPs, partner-managed, and MACC customers. It also notes that the Cost Management dashboard refreshes every 4 hours.

• Clarifies that each spending policy has its own independent limit, not inherited from the tenant-level limit
• Replaces a static list of services with a reference to a dedicated list page for services managed by usage-based billing
• Adds a new section with setup instructions and billing guidance for CSPs, partner-managed, and MACC customers

The documentation clarifies that the Microsoft 365 Admin agent is no longer described as accessible from specialized admin centers (such as Teams, SharePoint, or Exchange admin centers), but only from the main Microsoft 365 admin center and Copilot Chat. It also adds a note that agent actions and data access are limited by the signed-in user's permissions.

• Removed mention of accessing the Admin agent from specialized admin centers
• Added clarification that agent responses and actions are limited by user permissions

The documentation now clarifies the roles and data handling of Anthropic and OpenAI models as subprocessors in Microsoft 365 Copilot, and explicitly states that Anthropic models are excluded from the EU Data Boundary. It also updates language about data processing and storage to align with contractual commitments.

• Added explicit references to Anthropic and OpenAI as subprocessors, with links to more information.
• Clarified that Anthropic models are out of scope for the EU Data Boundary.
• Updated explanation of how prompts and responses are processed and stored to emphasize alignment with contractual commitments.

The documentation clarifies the providers of AI models used in Microsoft 365 Copilot, explicitly listing Microsoft, Anthropic, and OpenAI as model sources and subprocessors. It also clarifies that user interaction data is not used to train any foundation models from these providers. These changes improve transparency about data handling and model sourcing, which is important for compliance and trust.

• Explicitly lists Microsoft, Anthropic, and OpenAI as model providers and subprocessors
• Clarifies that user interaction data is not used to train foundation models from any provider
• Adds references to subprocessor documentation for Anthropic and OpenAI

The documentation now clarifies where and how the Microsoft 365 Admin agent can be accessed, details its use of native MCP tools and audit logging, and provides more explicit guidance on permissions and blocking the agent. These clarifications help admins understand agent availability, security, and governance.

• Clarified that the Admin agent is accessible in Copilot Chat, Microsoft 365 admin center, and specialized admin centers
• Added explanation of seamless task continuation across experiences without losing context
• Added details on the agent's use of native MCP tools and Microsoft Graph APIs

The overview now clarifies that OpenAI, in addition to Anthropic, is a Microsoft subprocessor for Microsoft 365 Copilot. This informs users about the AI providers involved in processing their data.

• Added OpenAI as a listed Microsoft subprocessor for Copilot
• Provided a link to more information about OpenAI's subprocessor role

A new option to permanently remove People Skills and all associated skills data from a tenant has been added to the management options. This provides admins with a way to fully delete People Skills data if needed.

• Added 'People Skills removal and deletion' as a management option
• Admins can now permanently remove People Skills and all skills data from their tenant

The documentation now clarifies that application permissions are not available for updating Copilot packages, where previously it incorrectly listed CopilotPackages.ReadWrite.All as available for application permissions.

• Application permissions for this API are now explicitly marked as 'Not available.'
• Previously, CopilotPackages.ReadWrite.All was listed as available for application permissions.

This new page introduces the concept of an Agent Harness for Copilot, providing out-of-the-box scaffolding for managing multi-step tasks, planning, todo tracking, and session persistence in both .NET and Python environments. It includes code samples and guidance for integrating harness agents with chat clients, significantly expanding agent development capabilities.

• Introduces the Agent Harness abstraction for managing complex, multi-step agent tasks
• Provides .NET and Python code samples for creating and using harness agents
• Explains session management for state persistence across conversation turns

Extensive new documentation was added for building sequential agent workflows in Go using the Microsoft Agent Framework. This includes setup, agent definition, orchestration, human-in-the-loop approval, context control, intermediate outputs, and advanced pipeline customization.

• Added detailed Go code samples for configuring Foundry, defining agents, and building sequential workflows
• Introduced human-in-the-loop orchestration with approval-required tools and event handling
• Explained advanced scenarios mixing agents with custom executors

Extensive new documentation was added for building concurrent agent workflows in the Microsoft Agent Framework, including setup, code samples, advanced customization, and output handling. This enables developers to orchestrate multiple agents in parallel, customize aggregation, and handle intermediate outputs, significantly expanding orchestration capabilities.

• Added Go support for concurrent agent workflows with NewConcurrentWorkflowBuilder
• Provided step-by-step setup for Foundry configuration and agent definition
• Included runnable code samples for building and running concurrent workflows

Comprehensive documentation was added for executor capabilities in workflows, including structure, lifecycle hooks, multiple input types, function-based executors, agent integration, and use of workflow context. This enables developers to understand and leverage advanced executor features for Copilot workflows.

• Introduced basic executor structure and purpose
• Documented support for multiple input types and handler registration
• Explained function-based executor creation and automatic type handling

Major new documentation was added for using workflows as agents in Go, including requirements, agent creation, session management, streaming, external input handling, session serialization, and a complete Go example. This expands Copilot's documented capabilities for developers using the Microsoft Agent Framework in Go.

• Added Go-specific instructions for wrapping workflows as agents using agentworkflow.New
• Documented requirements for workflow compatibility in Go
• Explained session creation, streaming and non-streaming execution, and session persistence/resumption in Go

This update introduces a comprehensive new guide for building sequential translation workflows using Azure OpenAI agents in the Microsoft agent-framework-go SDK. It covers agent creation, workflow construction, streaming execution, and provides a complete implementation example, enabling developers to orchestrate multi-agent pipelines with real-time updates.

• Step-by-step instructions for creating language translation agents (French, Spanish, English) using Azure OpenAI
• Guidance on connecting agents in a sequential workflow pipeline
• Demonstrates streaming real-time updates as agents process requests

The documentation now introduces and details multiple workflow execution modes for Go, including OffThread (Default), Lockstep, and Concurrent, with guidance on when and how to use each. This is a major addition that clarifies execution behavior and enables developers to choose the most appropriate mode for their scenario.

• Added overview table comparing OffThread, Lockstep, and Concurrent execution modes for Go workflows
• Described OffThread (Default) mode and its behavior for real-time streaming
• Introduced Lockstep mode for deterministic event ordering, suitable for testing and debugging

Extensive new documentation was added describing how the Agent Executor works within workflows, including its configuration, input/output handling, streaming, chaining, and checkpointing capabilities. This provides detailed guidance for developers on integrating and customizing agent workflows in Go-based environments.

• Explains the turn token pattern for message processing and agent invocation
• Details custom configuration options for agent workflow execution
• Describes supported input types and batching behavior

Documentation now covers how to use Microsoft Foundry agents with the Go SDK, including setup, agent types, tool integration, memory provider, and current limitations. This enables Go developers to build and interact with Foundry-based Copilot agents programmatically.

• Introduces Go SDK support for Microsoft Foundry agents
• Details configuration and usage for both project-backed and server-side agents
• Explains integration of tools (function tools, code interpreter, web search, MCP tools)

The documentation now provides detailed instructions and code samples for creating and using GitHub Copilot Agents with the Microsoft Agent Framework Go SDK, including setup, feature usage, permissions, and tool integration. This enables developers to implement and customize Copilot-powered agents in Go with clear guidance.

• Clarifies authentication requirements for Copilot agents, distinguishing between CLI and Go SDK runtime
• Adds step-by-step 'Getting Started' and agent creation instructions for Go
• Introduces sections on agent features such as streaming responses, session management, and permissions handling

Documentation now includes Go language examples for building and executing workflows, expanding supported language guidance beyond C# and Python. This addition enables Go developers to utilize Copilot's workflow builder and execution features with concrete code samples.

• Added Go code samples for workflow construction using the workflow package
• Explained Go concepts: Executor, Edge, Builder, Run
• Provided Go examples for both streaming and non-streaming workflow execution

Go language examples have been added to the documentation for writing to and accessing state in Microsoft Agent Framework Workflows. This expands the documentation's coverage to Go developers, making it easier for them to implement state management in their workflows.

• Added Go code example for writing to state in 'Writing to State' section
• Added Go code example for accessing state in 'Accessing State' section

The documentation now includes detailed, step-by-step instructions and code samples for setting up, configuring, and running a group chat workflow using the Microsoft Agent Framework, including custom manager logic and Foundry integration. This makes it much easier for developers to implement and customize group chat orchestrations.

• Added sections with code samples for Foundry configuration, agent definition, and workflow setup
• Introduced new concepts and types: GroupChatWorkflowBuilder, GroupChatManager, NewRoundRobinGroupChatManager, and RoundRobinGroupChatOptions
• Provided a full example of implementing a custom GroupChatManager for speaker selection and termination logic

A new section was added describing how to enable and configure workflow observability and tracing using OpenTelemetry in the Microsoft Agent Framework. This provides actionable guidance for users to instrument workflows and monitor execution events, which is important for debugging and operational insight.

• Added 'Workflow observability' section with code samples for enabling OpenTelemetry tracing
• Describes how to use TelemetryOptions to control span emission and sensitive data inclusion
• Explains how to observe workflow execution events via event streams

The documentation now includes guidance and code samples for handling workflow events in Go, including how to define custom events and observe or stream events during workflow execution. This expands Copilot's documented capabilities for Go developers.

• Added Go code samples for observing and streaming workflow events
• Documented how to define custom events in Go by implementing the workflow.Event interface

The documentation now includes Go language examples for resuming and rehydrating workflows from checkpoints, expanding supported language guidance beyond .NET and Python. This addition enables Go developers to implement checkpointing and workflow recovery using the Microsoft Agent Framework.

• Added Go code samples for resuming a workflow from a checkpoint on the same run
• Added Go code samples for rehydrating a new workflow instance from a checkpoint
• No changes to the .NET or Python guidance; Go is now explicitly supported in documentation

A new section was added explaining how to create a sub-workflow in Go, including code examples and usage of the Agent Framework Go SDK. This addition provides practical guidance for developers implementing sub-workflows in their Copilot integrations.

• Added detailed instructions for creating sub-workflows in Go
• Introduced usage of workflow.Workflow and inproc.BindSubworkflowAsExecutor
• Provided a complete code example for building and running a parent workflow with a sub-workflow

The documentation now announces upcoming support for Go in the Durable Extension and provides guidance for Go users, as well as updating the samples table to reflect Go's status. This is significant for developers interested in using the Durable Extension with Go, as it signals future capability and current limitations.

• Added a note that Go support for the Durable Extension is coming soon
• Directed Go users to the A2A Protocol and Agent Framework Go repository for current options
• Updated the samples table to include Go and clarify its current unsupported status

The documentation has been updated to clarify and modernize how approval interrupts work in AG-UI, replacing the previous event-based model with a canonical interrupt/resume protocol. It now details the structure of approval interrupts, how to resume or cancel them, and how batched approvals are handled, providing more precise guidance for developers implementing human-in-the-loop flows.

• Replaced 'approval events' with a detailed explanation of 'approval interrupts' and their protocol structure
• Added examples of interrupt and resume payloads, including how to reject or cancel approvals
• Clarified handling of batched approvals and the effect of cancellation on queued tool calls

A new section was added detailing how to use the A2A protocol with the Go Agent Framework, including instructions for hosting and consuming agents via A2A. This enables developers to integrate agent-to-agent communication in their Go applications using Microsoft Copilot-related frameworks.

• Introduces support for the A2A protocol in the Go Agent Framework
• Provides installation instructions for required Go packages
• Includes example code for hosting an agent via A2A with JSON-RPC and REST transport bindings

A new section was added detailing how to host agents using the A2A protocol in Go, including code samples and a note that Durable Extension hosting is not yet available for Go. The documentation also clarifies that Durable Extension now supports both C# and Python agents.

• Added instructions and code for hosting agents with A2A protocol in Go
• Clarified Durable Extension supports C# and Python agents and workflows
• Explicitly noted Durable Extension is not available for Go

A new section documents the Web Search capability, explaining how to enable server-side web search via the hostedtool.WebSearch type. This is important for developers integrating web search into Copilot agents.

• Introduces the hostedtool.WebSearch type for enabling web search
• Provides example code for integrating web search into an agent
• Clarifies that web search is performed server-side by the AI service

A new section describes how to require human approval before a tool is executed in Copilot scenarios, using ApprovalRequiredFunc. This enables human-in-the-loop oversight for tool calls, which is important for compliance and safety.

• Introduced ApprovalRequiredFunc to wrap tools for human approval
• Explained interception and approval flow via middleware

A new section was added describing how to use the mcptool package to connect to MCP servers, list available MCP tools, and use them within agents, including supported transports and a sample workflow. This expands documentation for developers integrating MCP tools with agents, especially in Go.

• Added instructions for connecting to MCP servers using the mcptool package
• Documented how to list and use MCP tools programmatically
• Outlined supported transports (HTTP/SSE and stdio) for MCP tool integration

A new section was added detailing how to use hosted MCP tools, including Go language integration, environment setup, authentication, and support for multiple MCP servers. This expands the documentation to cover additional programming environments and advanced usage scenarios.

• Added instructions for using hosted MCP tools with the Go SDK and OpenAI Responses API
• Described environment variable setup for MCP server and model selection
• Provided code samples for basic and authenticated MCP server integration

A new section was added explaining how to use function tools with agents, including how to define type-safe tools, handle structured input, and wrap agents as tools. This enables developers to extend agent capabilities with custom Go functions and compose agents in more flexible ways.

• Introduces the 'functool' package for defining type-safe function tools
• Explains how function signatures determine input schemas
• Shows how to handle structured input types using Go structs

A new section documents the File Search capability, enabling server-side file search via supported providers like OpenAI Responses. This clarifies how to configure and use the feature in code.

• Introduces the hostedtool.FileSearch type for server-side file search
• Provides example code for integrating File Search with OpenAI Responses
• Clarifies that search is performed by the AI service, not locally

A new section documents the Code Interpreter feature, which enables server-side code execution via a hosted tool in supported providers. This is significant for developers integrating Copilot with code execution capabilities.

• Introduces the 'hostedtool.CodeInterpreter' type for server-side code execution
• Provides example code for integrating the Code Interpreter with an agent
• Clarifies that code execution occurs on the AI service side, not locally

The page adds a comprehensive provider support matrix for tool types in the Go SDK, clarifies tool approval behavior for Go, and expands the list of available tool types, including several new preview and experimental integrations. These updates provide clearer guidance on tool capabilities and cross-provider compatibility, especially for Go developers.

• Added a detailed provider support matrix for tool types in the Go SDK, showing compatibility across Foundry, Responses, Chat Completions, and Anthropic.
• Expanded the list of tool types to include new options such as Image Generation, Bing Grounding, Azure AI Search, SharePoint, Microsoft Fabric, Memory Search, Computer Use, Browser Automation, and Agent-to-Agent tools.
• Clarified tool approval implementation for Go, including how to mark tools as requiring approval.

A new section was added detailing how Go agents can now produce structured outputs using the agent.WithStructuredOutput option, including code samples and configuration guidance. This enables developers to easily define output types and receive structured (e.g., JSON) responses from agents.

• Introduces agent.WithStructuredOutput for Go agents
• Explains how to define output types as Go structs
• Provides code samples for requesting and handling structured output

The documentation now includes instructions and examples for using file-based skills with Go agents, expanding support beyond Python and .NET. This addition enables Go developers to leverage file-based skills in their Copilot agents.

• Added Go-specific section for file-based skills using the agent/skills package
• Provides Go code example for discovering and registering skills from SKILL.md files
• Clarifies that Go agents follow the same progressive disclosure pattern as other languages

The documentation now adds explicit support and usage instructions for OpenAI agents in Go, including installation, direct OpenAI and Azure OpenAI integration, and custom options. This expands the Microsoft Agent Framework's documented language support and provides concrete guidance for Go developers.

• Go language support for OpenAI agents is now documented
• Detailed installation and usage instructions for Go added
• Examples for both direct OpenAI and Azure OpenAI integration in Go

A new section was added describing how to create custom providers for Copilot agents using the agent.ProviderConfig interface. This enables developers to extend Copilot with their own logic and integrations.

• Introduces the concept of custom providers for Copilot agents
• Provides example code for implementing and registering a custom provider
• Documents the fields of ProviderConfig and their purposes

A new section was added detailing how to use Azure OpenAI with the agent-framework-go package, including installation, agent creation, and use of the Responses API. This enables developers to integrate Azure OpenAI capabilities into Go applications using a standardized approach.

• Instructions for initializing Azure OpenAI agents in Go using agent-framework-go
• Sample code for agent creation and API usage
• Guidance on credential management for development and production

Documentation for integrating Anthropic agents via the Anthropic API has been added. This enables users to create and configure agents using Anthropic models within the Microsoft agent framework.

• Introduces support for Anthropic agents using the Anthropic API
• Provides installation and usage instructions for the new provider
• Details how to pass custom Anthropic-specific parameters

A new section was added detailing the supported LLM providers in the Go Agent Framework, including GitHub Copilot, and clarifying the agent interface across languages. This provides important new information for developers about available provider integrations and usage.

• Added a table listing supported LLM providers for Go, including GitHub Copilot
• Clarified agent interface consistency across .NET, Python, and Go
• Provided example of provider-specific agent construction

A new section documents how to enable OpenTelemetry-based observability for the Go Agent Framework, allowing automatic tracing of agent invocations. This addition provides developers with guidance to instrument their agents for better monitoring and diagnostics.

• Introduces OpenTelemetry middleware for Go Agent Framework
• Provides setup instructions and code samples for integration
• Lists emitted span attributes for enhanced traceability

A new section was added explaining how to send images to an agent using the agent framework, including code samples for both URL-based and local file images. This enables developers to build agents that can analyze and respond to image content, expanding Copilot's multimodal capabilities.

• Introduces method for sending images to agents via messages containing both text and image content
• Provides code samples for including image URLs and local image files in agent messages
• Warns about credential selection for production environments

A new section was added explaining how to define middleware for agents, including interface details, function and struct-based approaches, and middleware chaining. This enables developers to extend and customize agent behavior in Go.

• Introduces the agent.Middleware interface definition for Go
• Provides examples for function-based and struct-based middleware implementations
• Explains how to chain multiple middleware components in agent configuration

A new section was added explaining middleware in Go for Copilot agents, including built-in options, registration, and creation patterns. This enables developers to intercept and modify agent behavior more flexibly.

• Introduces the concept and role of middleware in Go-based Copilot agents
• Lists built-in and framework-provided middleware components and their purposes
• Explains how to register middleware in agent configuration

The documentation now includes detailed guidance and code samples for using in-memory and service-managed chat history storage in Go, including how to configure history providers, apply message filters, and manage service conversation IDs. This expands Copilot's documented capabilities for Go developers, aligning them with existing .NET and Python examples.

• Added Go code samples for in-memory chat history storage and service-managed storage.
• Explained how to configure custom history providers and message filters in Go.
• Described how to manage and resume service-managed conversations using Go APIs.

The documentation now includes Go language support for session management, including examples for session state storage, usage, and serialization/restoration. This expands Copilot's SDK usability to Go developers.

• Added Go code examples for session creation, usage, and state management
• Documented Go session serialization and restoration with JSON
• Clarified that sessions provide typed key-value storage, with Go struct example

The documentation now includes Go language examples for configuring context providers and implementing custom providers, expanding supported language guidance beyond Python and C#. This enables Go developers to integrate and extend Copilot agent context enrichment and memory features.

• Added Go example for configuring context providers via agent.Config.ContextProviders
• Added Go example for implementing a custom context provider with a Provide callback

The documentation now includes explicit guidance and code examples for managing conversation sessions and memory in Go, in addition to the previously documented C# and Python flows. This expands the supported languages and clarifies how to use sessions and context in Go-based Copilot agents.

• Added Go-specific session management flow and code samples
• Explained Go agent package types: agent.Session and agent.ContextProvider
• Demonstrated session creation, usage, and rehydration in Go

Documentation now describes support for background (asynchronous) responses in Go agents, including how to enable and use this feature. This allows agents to handle long-running tasks and retrieve responses later, which is a significant capability for developers.

• Introduced support for background (asynchronous) responses in Go agents
• Describes use of agent.AllowBackgroundResponses option
• Explains requirement for explicit session management

A comprehensive 'Agent overview' section was added, detailing how to create, configure, and run agents using the Microsoft Agent Framework in Go, including code samples and supported providers. This addition provides essential guidance for developers implementing Copilot-like agents.

• Introduces core agent types and configuration structures
• Provides example code for agent creation, running, and session management
• Lists supported providers and their constructors

The documentation now introduces the Agent Framework for Go, including installation instructions, a sample code snippet, and a prominent note that it is in public preview with some features not yet available. This expands supported languages and clarifies current limitations for Go developers.

• Added Go language support for Agent Framework with installation and usage example
• Introduced a public preview disclaimer for the Go SDK, listing unavailable features (Declarative agents, RAG, CodeAct, functional workflows)
• Provided GitHub link for issue reporting specific to the Go framework

A new step, 'Agent Harness', has been added to the tutorial sequence, introducing the concept of creating a harness agent that plans and tracks multi-step tasks. The hosting step is now Step 7.

• Added 'Agent Harness' as a new tutorial step
• Describes creating a harness agent for planning and tracking multi-step tasks
• Hosting step renumbered to Step 7

The documentation adds support for customizing the search depth for skill discovery and introduces a new cache refresh interval option, allowing periodic re-discovery of skills without disabling caching. These changes provide more flexible and efficient management of file-based skills in Copilot agents.

• Added 'search_depth' parameter to control how deep the provider searches for skills in directories.
• Introduced 'cache_refresh_interval' to allow periodic skill re-discovery while keeping caching enabled.
• Clarified that resource and script discovery searches up to two levels deep by default.

The documentation introduces 'Harness' as a new primary capability in the Agent Framework, describing it as an opinionated agent with built-in features for complex, multi-step tasks. This addition expands the framework's capabilities and provides users with a more feature-rich agent option.

• Added 'Harness' as a core capability alongside Agents and Workflows
• Described Harness features: planning, todo tracking, context compaction, file access, memory, tool approval, and observability
• Updated 'Next steps' to include a dedicated overview for Agent Harnesses

The documentation now clarifies that RequestPort and tool approval patterns are supported in Go as well as C# and Python, and provides additional guidance on handling re-emitted requests after restoring from checkpoints. It also adds a Go code example for RequestPort usage.

• Added Go code sample for RequestPort usage in workflows
• Clarified that tool approval events use ToolApprovalRequestContent in C#, Go, and Python
• Added instruction to listen for re-emitted request events after checkpoint restore

The documentation now includes Go language code examples for defining direct and fan-in edges in workflow construction, expanding language support beyond C# and Python. This update makes it easier for Go developers to implement these edge patterns in their own Copilot workflows.

• Added Go code sample for creating direct edges between executors
• Added Go code sample for creating fan-in and fan-out edges with barrier aggregation

The documentation now notes that Go language support for declarative workflows is coming soon, and adds a pointer to the Agent Framework Go repository for updates. Additionally, it references a new Actions Quick Reference matrix for comparing action availability across C# and Python.

• Announcement of upcoming Go support for declarative workflows
• Reference to Agent Framework Go repository for Go status updates
• Mention of an Actions Quick Reference matrix for C# and Python

The section now clarifies how Go executors can reset shared local state using ResetFunc, and distinguishes between shared and per-session executor patterns in Go. This provides more concrete guidance for Go developers on managing state isolation.

• Added explanation of ResetFunc for Go executors to reset shared local state
• Clarified that workflow.BindNewExecutorFunc creates fresh executors per session in Go
• Provided Go code example demonstrating ResetFunc usage

The documentation now notes that Go language support for the Hyperlight CodeAct feature is planned and forthcoming, directing users to the Agent Framework Go repository for updates.

• Announcement of upcoming Go support for CodeAct
• Reference to Agent Framework Go repository for status updates

A note was added indicating that Go support for the ChatHistoryMemoryProvider feature is coming soon, directing users to the Agent Framework Go repository for updates. This expands the anticipated language support beyond C#.

• Announcement of upcoming Go language support for ChatHistoryMemoryProvider
• Reference to Agent Framework Go repository for status updates

The documentation clarifies the structure and semantics of workflow interrupt/resume events in AG-UI, updates the event payloads to reflect current API fields, and adds Go language integration guidance for exposing workflows to AG-UI. These changes help developers correctly handle workflow interruptions and integrate with AG-UI using Go.

• Clarified that RUN_FINISHED event now includes outcome.type and outcome.interrupts fields for pending requests
• Updated resume protocol to use an array of interrupt responses with explicit status and payload fields
• Added guidance for cancelling interrupted runs via status="cancelled"

The 'Additional Resources' section now provides concrete instructions and example code for exposing an HTTP endpoint compatible with Dojo clients, clarifying how to host and connect to an AG-UI server.

• Added example code for hosting an AG-UI server with aguiprovider.NewJSONHTTPHandler
• Clarified how Dojo clients connect to the server URL
• Referenced a complete runnable server sample

The documentation clarifies how human-in-the-loop state management works by specifying that the agent now pauses with a 'tool_call' interrupt, and adds a new section describing how to implement state management in Go AG-UI using middleware.

• Clarifies that agent pauses with a 'tool_call' interrupt in 'RUN_FINISHED.outcome.interrupts' before executing tools when approval is required
• Adds example and explanation for implementing state management in Go AG-UI using middleware
• Provides a tip linking to a runnable AG-UI state management sample

A new subsection clarifies how Approval State is stored and validated in the Python integration, emphasizing its limitations and the need for explicit authentication and authorization. This helps implementers understand security boundaries and deployment considerations.

• Added explanation of Approval State storage and validation in Python integration
• Clarified that Approval State is not a substitute for authentication, authorization, or distributed durability
• Emphasized the need to authenticate and authorize every endpoint request

The documentation now clarifies that SSE keepalive comments are sent every 15 seconds by default, and that this interval can be configured or disabled via the keepalive_seconds parameter. It also explicitly lists sse-starlette as a dependency and explains how clients should handle keepalive comments. These changes help developers understand and control connection behavior, especially in environments with strict proxy timeouts.

• Added sse-starlette as an explicit dependency for AG-UI server setup
• Documented that SSE keepalive comments are sent every 15 seconds by default
• Explained that keepalive_seconds can be set or disabled when registering endpoints

The documentation now notes that the FastAPI Endpoint supports configurable keepalive comments, and adds information about Go language support for AG-UI integration, including a code example and reference to Go samples.

• FastAPI Endpoint now described as supporting configurable keepalive comments
• Added documentation and code sample for Go (golang) AG-UI integration via aguiprovider
• Reference to AG-UI Go examples for server and client implementations

A new note clarifies that the Agent Framework for Go is in public preview and that certain features (declarative agents, RAG, CodeAct, and functional workflows) are not yet available. This helps set expectations for Go developers.

• Added a warning that the Agent Framework for Go is in public preview
• Specified that declarative agents, RAG, CodeAct, and functional workflows are not available in Go
• Provided a link for filing issues on GitHub

A note was added indicating that Go support for MCP tools in DevUI is coming soon, with a reference to the Agent Framework Go repository for updates. This informs users about upcoming cross-language support.

• Announced upcoming Go support for MCP tools in DevUI
• Provided reference to Agent Framework Go repository for status updates

A note was added indicating that Go support for the feature is coming soon, with a reference to the Agent Framework Go repository for updates. This informs users about upcoming language support.

• Added note about forthcoming Go support
• Provided link to Agent Framework Go repository for status updates

The documentation now includes information about Go language support for streaming agent responses, specifically mentioning the RunText method and ResponseStream in Go. This addition clarifies cross-language capabilities for running agents and handling streaming responses.

• Added documentation for Go's RunText method and ResponseStream for streaming agent responses
• Clarified that streaming and non-streaming agent execution patterns are available in Go, in addition to .NET and Python

A note was added indicating that Go support for CodeAct is planned and in development, directing users to the Agent Framework Go repository for updates. This expands the potential language support beyond Python.

• Announcement of upcoming Go support for CodeAct
• Reference to Agent Framework Go repository for status updates

The documentation now includes a new section detailing the agent pipeline architecture specifically for Go, outlining the middleware layering and execution order. This clarifies how middleware and context providers interact in the agent lifecycle, making it easier for developers to understand and extend agent behavior.

• Added a new section describing the agent pipeline architecture in Go
• Clarified the order of middleware, history provider, context providers, provider middleware, and provider execution
• Explained how custom middleware is registered and applied in the agent lifecycle

The updated documentation clarifies security and multi-tenancy considerations when handling service-managed conversation IDs and persisting session state, emphasizing the need to bind session data to authenticated users and treat IDs as trusted server-side state.

• Explains that service-side conversation IDs are opaque and scoped to API key/project
• Advises storing and mapping IDs securely in multi-user or multi-tenant scenarios
• Adds guidance to bind persisted sessions to authenticated users before resuming

The documentation now clarifies the security and scoping considerations for service session IDs, especially in multi-user or hosted app scenarios. It warns against exposing raw service-side IDs to clients and stresses verifying ownership before resuming sessions, which is important for preventing unauthorized access.

• Expanded explanation of 'service_session_id' to clarify its meaning and usage
• Added guidance on resolving and verifying service session IDs in hosted apps
• Added a new section detailing security risks and best practices for session ID scoping

This new documentation introduces Agent 365 policy templates, a major governance and security management capability for agents in Microsoft Copilot environments. It details how admins can use default and custom templates to standardize, automate, and enforce security and compliance policies across agents, including AI teammates (in preview for Frontier tenants).

• Introduction of Agent 365 policy templates for streamlined governance and security management of agents
• Explanation of default templates with bundled policies from Entra, Purview, SharePoint Online, and Defender
• Support for custom templates with Entra-based policies such as conditional access, access packages, and custom security attributes

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Agent 365 templates for governance and security management of Copilot agents has been removed. This eliminates official guidance on creating, editing, and applying policy templates for agent compliance and security, leaving a significant gap for administrators managing Copilot agent governance.

• Loss of documentation on default and custom policy templates for Copilot agents
• No longer available: step-by-step instructions for creating, editing, and deleting agent templates
• Missing details on supported security and compliance policies from Entra, Purview, SharePoint Online, and Defender

This new page introduces and compares two hosting options for Claude models in Microsoft Foundry: Hosted on Azure and Hosted on Anthropic infrastructure. It details differences in model availability, API support, data residency, compliance, billing, and support, enabling customers to make informed decisions about deployment based on their requirements.

• Describes two distinct hosting configurations for Claude models: Azure-hosted and Anthropic-hosted
• Compares model/API availability, data residency, and compliance for each option
• Explains operational, billing, and support differences between the two hosting types

This new documentation introduces a step-by-step guide for validating end-to-end private agentic retrieval using the 2026-05-01-preview REST API, including setup, role assignments, model deployment, agent creation, and troubleshooting. It enables users to confirm that agents can retrieve and cite private content securely within a private network, which is a significant new capability for Copilot and Azure AI Search integrations.

• Covers creation and validation of knowledge sources and knowledge bases for private retrieval.
• Details required model deployments (gpt-4.1 and text-embedding-3-large) and role assignments.
• Provides instructions for registering MCP endpoints and configuring project connections.

A new tutorial series documents how to deploy a fully private agentic retrieval architecture for Foundry IQ using Microsoft Foundry and Azure AI Search, emphasizing private network connectivity and validation. This enables organizations to keep agentic retrieval traffic off public endpoints, enhancing security and compliance.

• Introduces step-by-step guidance for deploying private agentic retrieval with Foundry IQ and Azure AI Search.
• Covers establishing private inbound and outbound connectivity using private endpoints, shared private links, and private DNS zones.
• Details validation steps for end-to-end retrieval, ensuring all traffic remains on private network paths.

This new documentation introduces step-by-step guidance for configuring private outbound connectivity from Azure AI Search to Azure Blob Storage and Microsoft Foundry, including shared private link creation, endpoint approval, and managed identity role assignments. It is specifically relevant for agentic retrieval scenarios using the 2026-05-01-preview REST API, and details critical network and RBAC requirements for secure, private data access and model inference.

• Introduces procedures for creating outbound shared private links from Azure AI Search to Azure Blob Storage and Microsoft Foundry.
• Details approval steps for private endpoint connections on target resources.
• Explains required RBAC role assignments for the Azure AI Search managed identity to access blobs and model endpoints.

This new page introduces a step-by-step tutorial for setting up private inbound connectivity from Microsoft Foundry to Azure AI Search, specifically for agentic retrieval scenarios using the 2026-05-01-preview REST API. It covers prerequisites, network and infrastructure setup, validation, optional jumpbox/VM configurations, and troubleshooting, enabling secure, private data flows for Copilot-related deployments.

• Guides creation of private network boundaries and subnets for Foundry and Azure AI Search integration
• Details deployment of private infrastructure using a provided Bicep template
• Explains validation steps for DNS and TCP connectivity over private endpoints

This new documentation page introduces detailed guidance for authoring the azure.yaml configuration file for hosted Copilot agents using Azure Developer CLI. It covers project structure, model deployment, agent configuration, tool integration, deployment modes, infrastructure options, and troubleshooting.

• Explains the structure and purpose of azure.yaml for hosted Copilot agents
• Describes how to declare projects, model deployments, agents, connections, and toolboxes
• Details configuration for agent services, including environment variables and protocols

Three new GPT-5.6 model variants (sol, terra, luna) have been added to Azure OpenAI, each with large context windows and available without access requests for certain quota tiers. The API & feature support table has been updated to include these models and their capabilities, indicating expanded options for Copilot and other applications.

• Added gpt-5.6-sol, gpt-5.6-terra, and gpt-5.6-luna models to availability and feature tables
• These new models offer 1,050,000 token context windows (922,000 input, 128,000 output)
• No access request needed for these models, but quota requirements apply

The documentation adds support and usage examples for two new real-time models: gpt-realtime-whisper for audio transcription and gpt-realtime-translate for audio translation, including Python code samples for both. This significantly expands Copilot's real-time audio processing capabilities via WebSockets.

• Added gpt-realtime-whisper and gpt-realtime-translate models to supported list
• Provided detailed Python example for real-time audio transcription using gpt-realtime-whisper
• Provided detailed Python example for real-time audio translation using gpt-realtime-translate

Three new GPT real-time models—gpt-realtime-2, gpt-realtime-translate, and gpt-realtime-whisper—have been added to the list of supported models for the GPT Realtime API via WebRTC. This expands the API's capabilities, potentially including improved general performance, translation, and speech-to-text features.

• Added gpt-realtime-2 (2026-05-07) to supported models
• Added gpt-realtime-translate (2026-05-06) to supported models
• Added gpt-realtime-whisper (2026-05-06) to supported models

Three new GPT real-time models have been added: gpt-realtime-2, gpt-realtime-translate, and gpt-realtime-whisper. The documentation now includes guidance for language support and clarifies pricing and usage for translation and transcription scenarios.

• Added gpt-realtime-2, gpt-realtime-translate, and gpt-realtime-whisper models
• Provided language support guidance for translation and transcription models
• Clarified pricing for translation and transcription models (hourly rates)

The documentation now includes new Fireworks models available in the Foundry catalog, clarifies deployment region options, and updates deployment configuration steps to reflect new token plan choices. These changes expand the capabilities and deployment flexibility for users of Copilot and Foundry.

• Added new models: DeepSeek V3.2, DeepSeek V4 Flash, MiniMax-M2.5, and others with updated descriptions and capabilities
• Clarified that Data Zone Provisioned deployments are now available alongside Data Zone Standard
• Deployment configuration now distinguishes between Pay-per-token and Provisioned Throughput token plans

Support for Cohere chat-completion models and multiple Meta Llama models has been removed from the documentation, along with all information about Nixtla's TimeGEN-1 time series model and Stability AI's image generation models. This significantly reduces the documented set of partner and community models available in Foundry, impacting users who rely on these models for chat, forecasting, or image generation tasks.

• Cohere chat-completion models ('command-r-plus-08-2024' and 'command-r-08-2024') removed from list of available models
• Meta Llama models ('Llama-3.2-11B-Vision-Instruct', 'Llama-3.2-90B-Vision-Instruct', 'Meta-Llama-3.1-405B-Instruct', 'Meta-Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct') removed, leaving only 'Llama-4-Scout-17B-16E-Instruct'
• Entire section on Nixtla's TimeGEN-1 time series forecasting model removed

The documentation now reflects a major shift in how hosted agent projects are configured: all agent and deployment settings are consolidated into a single azure.yaml file, replacing the previous use of agent.yaml and agent.manifest.yaml. This changes how developers define, manage, and deploy Copilot agents with the Azure Developer CLI.

• agent.yaml and agent.manifest.yaml are deprecated in favor of a unified azure.yaml file
• azure.yaml now declares both agent identity and deployment/provisioning details
• The split-service model in azure.yaml uses service types like azure.ai.agent, azure.ai.project, etc.

The documentation now describes a major redesign of the azure.yaml configuration for hosted agents, introducing a unified, split-service model that replaces the previous two-file approach. New sections detail how to declare Foundry resources, model deployments, connections, toolboxes, skills, and routines within a single file, and provide comprehensive reference for new service types and fields.

• azure.yaml now unifies agent and deployment configuration, replacing agent.manifest.yaml and agent.yaml
• Introduces a split-service model with explicit service types: project, agent, connection, toolbox, skill, and routine
• Adds detailed reference sections for azure.ai.project and azure.ai.agent services

The documentation now states that agent manifests (agent.manifest.yaml) and standalone agent definitions (agent.yaml) are deprecated. All hosted agent configuration should now be done in a single azure.yaml file, starting with Foundry azd extensions version 1.0.0-beta.1.

• Explicit deprecation of agent.manifest.yaml and agent.yaml files
• All hosted agent configuration now consolidated in azure.yaml
• Legacy schema model retained only for reference

The quickstart now provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for deploying a hosted agent using a coding agent (such as GitHub Copilot or Copilot CLI) with the Microsoft Foundry Skill. This includes new workflow guidance, prerequisites, troubleshooting, and cleanup steps specific to using coding agents, significantly expanding the documented capabilities for Copilot users.

• Added five new sections detailing how to use a coding agent with the Microsoft Foundry Skill to deploy a hosted agent end-to-end
• Updated prerequisites to require a coding agent host with the Microsoft Foundry Skill installed, and clarified required CLI tools
• Expanded troubleshooting to address issues specific to coding agents and the Foundry Skill

Batch quota tables were updated to add new models (gpt-5.2, gpt-5.4, gpt-5.4-mini, gpt-5.4-nano, gpt-5.5) and their corresponding quota limits for both global and data zone batch processing. This expands the list of supported models and clarifies their usage limits.

• Added gpt-5.2, gpt-5.4, gpt-5.4-mini, gpt-5.4-nano, and gpt-5.5 to global batch quota table
• Added gpt-5.4, gpt-5.4-mini, and gpt-5.5 to data zone batch quota table
• Specified quota values for new models across different subscription types

Batch quota tables have been updated to include new GPT-5.x models (gpt-5.2, gpt-5.4, gpt-5.4-mini, gpt-5.4-nano, gpt-5.5) for both global and data zone batch processing, specifying their token limits. This expands the set of models available for batch deployment in Azure OpenAI.

• Added gpt-5.2, gpt-5.4, gpt-5.4-mini, gpt-5.4-nano, and gpt-5.5 models to batch quota tables
• Specified batch quota limits for these new models across subscription types
• Some new models are not available for certain subscription types (e.g., MSDN, Students, free trials)

Priority processing is now available for two new models, gpt-5.6-terra and gpt-5.6-sol, across all listed regions. This expands the set of models that can leverage priority processing, which may improve performance and access for users of these latest models.

• Added gpt-5.6-terra and gpt-5.6-sol to the list of models eligible for priority processing
• Both new models are available in all previously listed regions

The quota management update for Microsoft Foundry Models is expanding from just Realtime Translate and Realtime Whisper to soon include all models. The documentation now clarifies how to check which quota management system applies to each model and removes the previous limitation that only two models were affected.

• Quota management at the subscription level will soon apply to all models, not just Realtime Translate and Realtime Whisper.
• Added instructions for checking quota management scope in the Foundry portal.
• Removed previous note that only two models were affected by the new quota system.

Three new models—gpt-5.6-sol, gpt-5.6-terra, and gpt-5.6-luna—are now supported by the Azure OpenAI Responses API, expanding the range of available model options. There is also a minor clarification regarding Foundry Agent Service regional support.

• Added support for gpt-5.6-sol, gpt-5.6-terra, and gpt-5.6-luna models
• Clarified reference to Foundry Agent Service regional availability

The documentation now clarifies that the Asia Pacific (APAC) region is included as a supported data zone for Foundry Models deployments, and adds new model versions (gpt-5.6-luna, gpt-5.6-sol, gpt-5.6-terra) to the Data Zone Standard availability table. This expands deployment options and model availability for customers with APAC compliance needs or those seeking the latest models.

• Asia Pacific (APAC) added as a supported data zone for Data Zone deployments
• New models gpt-5.6-luna, gpt-5.6-sol, and gpt-5.6-terra listed as available in Data Zone Standard
• Clarified data processing locations for Data Zone deployments

A new GPT-5.6 series (gpt-5.6-sol, gpt-5.6-terra, gpt-5.6-luna) has been added to the list of Azure OpenAI models available in Microsoft Foundry, expanding the range of advanced models users can access. Additionally, deployment type and region availability columns were removed from the Black Forest Labs and Cohere model tables, which may affect how users determine where and how to deploy these models.

• Added GPT-5.6 series (gpt-5.6-sol, gpt-5.6-terra, gpt-5.6-luna) to Azure OpenAI Foundry models
• Removed deployment type and region availability columns from Black Forest Labs and Cohere model tables
• No changes to model capabilities or endpoints for Black Forest Labs and Cohere models

Support for the Asia Pacific (APAC) data zone has been added to Microsoft Foundry Models deployment types, allowing customers to select APAC for data residency and compliance. Documentation now clarifies that Data Zone deployments can be in US, EU, or APAC, and provides details on which countries are included in the APAC zone.

• APAC (Asia Pacific) added as a supported data zone for Data Zone deployments
• Deployment type comparison table updated to include APAC compliance
• Selection criteria now includes APAC as an option for data residency

The documentation now lists new instant access models available in Microsoft Foundry, including 'gpt-5.6-sol' and 'gpt-5-mini', while removing some previous model variants. This update informs users about the latest models they can use instantly without deployment.

• Added 'gpt-5.6-sol' and 'gpt-5-mini' to the list of supported instant access models
• Removed several previous model variants such as 'gpt-5.1-codex', 'gpt-5.1-codex-mini', and 'gpt-5.1-codex-max'
• Clarified usage of the model parameter for instant access

The documentation section listing tool support by region and model has been removed, which eliminates a key reference for determining which tools are available in specific regions and with specific models. This makes it harder for users to verify tool compatibility and availability for their deployments.

• Removed comprehensive tables showing tool availability by region and model
• Users can no longer directly reference which tools are supported in their region/model combination
• Troubleshooting guidance still references the need to check region and model support, but the tables themselves are missing

The 'What's new' page for Microsoft Foundry has been updated for June 2026, with a significant restructuring of the lists of new and updated articles. The new articles list now includes broader categories and new topics, while the updated articles list has been condensed and now refers readers to the Foundry Blog for more information.

• Updated timeframe from May 2026 to June 2026.
• New articles list now features broader categories such as 'Foundry Local', 'Speech', and 'Memory and optimization', suggesting new or reorganized content areas.
• Previous detailed lists of new and updated articles have been replaced with higher-level categories and a blog reference.

The list of supported regions for the Azure OpenAI Responses API has been expanded, adding several new regions. This broadens availability for customers in more geographic locations.

• Added new supported regions: japanwest, northeurope, switzerlandwest, ukwest, westcentralus, westus2
• Existing regions remain supported

Three new GPT real-time models—gpt-realtime-2, gpt-realtime-translate, and gpt-realtime-whisper—have been added to the list of supported models for the GPT Realtime API via SIP. This expands the range of capabilities available to users.

• Added gpt-realtime-2 model (2026-05-07)
• Added gpt-realtime-translate model (2026-05-06)
• Added gpt-realtime-whisper model (2026-05-06)

The documentation now includes new sections on language support guidance and pricing for GPT Realtime Translate, as well as clarifies how to set up deployments and where to check region availability. These additions provide essential operational and planning information for users.

• Added guidance on language support, including best practices for language hints and validation
• Introduced a pricing section with a reference to the Azure OpenAI pricing page
• Clarified deployment setup by specifying the deployment name for the model

A new section describes how to enable and use background mode for Fabric data agents, allowing long-running queries to complete without timing out. This expands the agent's capabilities for handling more complex or time-consuming data operations.

• Introduces background mode for Fabric data agents to support long-running queries
• Specifies compatible models (gpt-5.4, gpt-5.5)
• Provides step-by-step instructions for enabling background mode in the Microsoft Foundry portal

The retirement schedule and lifecycle status for several Azure OpenAI models in Azure Government have changed, with gpt-4.1, gpt-4.1-mini, and gpt-4o now marked as Deprecated and their retirement dates moved up. The o3-mini model's retirement date was also changed. These changes impact planning for customers relying on these models.

• gpt-4.1 and gpt-4.1-mini lifecycle changed from GA to Deprecated, retirement date moved from 2027-10-14 to 2026-10-14
• gpt-4o lifecycle changed from GA to Deprecated, retirement date remains 2026-10-01
• o3-mini retirement date changed from 2026-08-02 to 2026-10-01

A new preview version of the 'gpt-chat-latest' model (2026-06-24) has been added, and a new Cohere model ('Cohere-command-a-plus-05-2026') is now available in preview. There are also clarifications and corrections to context window details for GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.5 models. These updates expand available model options and clarify their capabilities for Azure Foundry users.

• Added 'gpt-chat-latest' (2026-06-24) preview model to the available options
• Introduced 'Cohere-command-a-plus-05-2026' preview model with large input/output token limits
• Corrected context window details for GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.5 models to specify input/output splits

The documentation now clarifies that agent manifests (agent.manifest.yaml) and standalone agent definitions (agent.yaml) are deprecated, and all hosted agent configuration should be managed in a single azure.yaml file. This is a significant change for users configuring hosted agents, as it affects how they structure and maintain their configuration files.

• Explicit deprecation notice for agent.manifest.yaml and agent.yaml
• Instructions updated to use azure.yaml for all hosted agent configuration
• References to agent.yaml replaced with azure.yaml throughout the steps

The quickstart now uses a new agent manifest file and updates the default model to 'gpt-5.4-mini' instead of 'gpt-4.1-mini'. This enables users to deploy agents with a newer, more capable model by default.

• Agent manifest file URL changed from 'agent.manifest.yaml' to 'azure.yaml'
• Default model updated from 'gpt-4.1-mini' to 'gpt-5.4-mini'
• Deployment name default updated to 'gpt-5.4-mini'

The quickstart now references a newer chat model deployment (gpt-5.4-mini instead of gpt-4.1-mini) and updates the initialization manifest file path, indicating support for a newer model and possibly updated sample configuration.

• Updated required chat model from gpt-4.1-mini to gpt-5.4-mini
• Changed agent initialization manifest from agent.manifest.yaml to azure.yaml

The documentation now directs users to update model selection directly in azure.yaml, removing prior instructions for agent.yaml and agent.manifest.yaml. The guidance and examples have also been updated to reference newer model versions (e.g., gpt-5.4-mini). This streamlines the model update process and reflects changes in configuration best practices.

• Added detailed instructions for updating model selection in azure.yaml, including deployment and environment variable mapping
• Removed previous steps for updating agent.yaml and agent.manifest.yaml files
• Updated all examples to use newer model versions (gpt-5.4-mini instead of gpt-4.1)

A new section documents how to stop a hosted agent session, clarifying that stopping preserves the session for later resumption and providing REST API and SDK usage examples. This enables more flexible session management without deletion.

• Added instructions for stopping a session while preserving its persistent volume
• Clarified difference between stopping and deleting a session
• Provided REST API and SDK code examples for stopping sessions

The documentation now reflects a major shift to using a unified 'azure.yaml' file as the single project and agent manifest, deprecating previous 'agent.manifest.yaml' and 'agent.yaml' files. Infrastructure-as-code (Bicep) is now optional and only generated when explicitly ejected, simplifying the default project structure.

• Unified 'azure.yaml' replaces 'agent.manifest.yaml' and 'agent.yaml' for hosted agent configuration
• Bicep infrastructure is no longer generated by default; projects are 'bicep-less' unless ejected
• Legacy manifest files are deprecated, and the CLI now expects or generates only 'azure.yaml'

The documentation now deprecates the use of agent.yaml and agent.manifest.yaml for configuring hosted agents, requiring all configuration to be done in azure.yaml. This is a significant change for users managing Copilot hosted agents, as it alters the required configuration files and methods for defining environment variables and secrets.

• agent.yaml and agent.manifest.yaml are deprecated for hosted agent configuration
• All hosted agent configuration must now be done in azure.yaml
• Instructions and examples updated to use azure.yaml structure for environment variables and secrets

The section on streaming now provides detailed information about error handling, including error types, HTTP codes, and a sample error event. This helps developers better understand how to handle midstream errors and interpret error events during streaming.

• Added explanation of internal retries and error event structure during streaming
• Listed specific error types and their corresponding HTTP codes
• Provided a sample error event payload for reference

The documentation clarifies which Claude models are available for Data Zone Standard (US) deployments and now references a dedicated page for exact Azure region availability. This helps users accurately determine where specific Claude models can be deployed.

• Added 'claude-sonnet-5' (Hosted on Azure) as available for Data Zone Standard (US) deployments
• Removed specific region names (East US2, Sweden Central) in favor of referencing a region availability page
• Updated troubleshooting guidance to direct users to the region availability documentation for deployment errors

The documentation now specifies the offer availability region for each model from partners and Microsoft, clarifying where each model can be accessed and deployed. This helps users understand geographic restrictions and deployment requirements for each model offering.

• Added 'Offer availability region' column to model tables for Anthropic, Cohere, Meta, and Microsoft models
• Clarified that users must have a project or hub in an Azure region where the model is available for deployment or fine-tuning
• Specified regional availability for Cohere and Meta models, and marked Microsoft models as 'Not applicable' for this field

A new resource log category, 'ManagedNetworkEvent', has been added to the list of supported logs for Azure OpenAI in Azure Monitor. This enables additional monitoring related to managed network events.

• Added 'ManagedNetworkEvent' as a supported resource log category
• Indicates support for ingestion-time transformation for this new log type

Three new models—gpt-5.6-sol, gpt-5.6-terra, and gpt-5.6-luna—have been added to the list of models supporting parallel function calling in Azure OpenAI. This expands the set of available models for users needing this capability.

• Added gpt-5.6-sol, gpt-5.6-terra, and gpt-5.6-luna to parallel function calling support

The documentation clarifies that the REST API publishing steps apply to all Foundry projects, not just those with private networking, and provides more precise guidance on required permissions and automation of protocol configuration. It also adds important legal and data handling notes about third-party integrations.

• Clarifies that REST API steps 1-4 apply to any project, not just those with private networking
• Specifies that enabling the activity protocol and authorization scheme is now optional, as the publish API automates this
• Expands prerequisite role requirements to include configuring bot channels and clarifies role names

The documentation clarifies prerequisites for publishing agents, especially around Azure Bot Service permissions, and adds guidance for projects with disabled public network access. It also introduces a new section on selecting the active agent version and refines instructions for publishing via the portal or REST API.

• Clarifies that Foundry roles alone are insufficient for Azure Bot Service publishing; specific Azure RBAC roles are required.
• Adds a note that portal publishing is unavailable for projects with public network access disabled, with REST API as the alternative.
• Introduces a new section explaining how to select the active agent version before publishing.

The documentation clarifies which authorization schemes are supported for agents published to Microsoft 365 or Teams, specifying that BotServiceRbac or BotServiceTenant are required instead of the previously listed BotService or BotServiceRbac. This helps ensure correct configuration for Copilot integration.

• Updated required authorization schemes for Microsoft 365/Teams agents to BotServiceRbac or BotServiceTenant
• Removed reference to BotService as a supported authorization scheme

The documentation now provides a detailed table of regional support for the Responses API, Agents, and private Class A IP address ranges, and adds a new section on tool support by region and model. These changes clarify exactly where and how Agent Service features are available, which is important for deployment planning.

• Added a comprehensive table listing regional support for Responses API, Agents, and Class A IPs
• Clarified regional requirements for private networking with Foundry Agent Service
• Added a new section detailing tool support by region and model

The documentation now includes guidance on language support, pricing details, and region availability for GPT Realtime Whisper, as well as clarifies deployment and usage patterns. These additions help users better understand how to deploy, use, and evaluate the model for multilingual transcription scenarios.

• Added guidance on providing language hints and validating transcription quality
• Linked to broader language and locale support documentation
• Clarified that pricing is hourly and pointed to the relevant pricing page

The instructions for setting up a Foundry resource with virtual network injection have been clarified to distinguish between 'Basic' and 'Standard' setup options, specifying when resources are auto-created versus when you must provide them. This helps users understand the provisioning process and requirements for network isolation.

• Clarifies that in 'Basic' setup, Storage, AI Search, and Cosmos DB are auto-created and managed
• Specifies that in 'Standard' setup, users must select or create these resources themselves

The documentation now explicitly distinguishes between Azure OpenAI models and other provider models in Foundry, clarifies which model collections are available in each deployment type, and adds more structured tables for regional availability. It also clarifies that only Azure OpenAI models are available for Standard/Regional and Data Zone deployments, while other model collections are not available in those categories.

• Intro updated to clarify inclusion of both Azure OpenAI and other provider models in Foundry
• Standard/Regional and Data Zone sections now specify that only Azure OpenAI models are available
• Tables for model availability are now grouped by Azure OpenAI and 'other model collections', with explicit 'Not available' notes where applicable

The documentation clarifies toolbox requirements and integration steps, especially regarding the use of the 'name' field for multiple tool instances and the need to add a description to each tool. It also corrects and expands code samples for integrating toolboxes with the Microsoft Agent Framework.

• Clarifies that every tool in a toolbox should have a description to aid model selection.
• Emphasizes the requirement for unique 'name' fields when including multiple instances of the same tool type.
• Expands and corrects the Microsoft Agent Framework integration code sample, specifying required parameters like 'http_client' and 'load_prompts'.

The documentation now clarifies that background mode for long-running MCP operations is supported by any model that supports background mode, rather than listing specific models. This broadens the applicability and reduces confusion about model compatibility.

• Removed explicit list of supported models for background mode
• Clarified that any model supporting background mode can be used

The end-of-support date for the initial public preview hosting backend has been extended from May 22, 2026 to August 20, 2026. This gives users more time to migrate their hosted agents to the latest version.

• Retirement date for initial public preview backend changed from May 22, 2026 to August 20, 2026
• Clarified that existing deployments are not migrated automatically

A new version (2026-06-24) of the 'gpt-chat-latest' model is now supported by the Azure OpenAI Responses API. This expands the available model options for users seeking the latest capabilities.

• Added support for 'gpt-chat-latest' version 2026-06-24

The DeepSeek section was removed from the list of Foundry Models from partners and community, and new Fireworks models (FW-Qwen3.5-122B-A10B and FW-Qwen3.5-397B-A17B) were added. This affects which partner models are tracked for retirement and availability in Azure Marketplace.

• DeepSeek models (DeepSeek-V4-Flash and DeepSeek-V4-Pro) are no longer listed
• Fireworks models FW-Qwen3.5-122B-A10B and FW-Qwen3.5-397B-A17B were added

The documentation now clarifies that 'azure.yaml' is the configuration file used for deploying LangGraph agents as Foundry hosted agents, replacing previous references to 'agent.manifest.yaml' and 'agent.yaml'. It also adds a reference to guidance on authoring 'azure.yaml' files.

• Replaces references to 'agent.manifest.yaml' and 'agent.yaml' with 'azure.yaml' as the primary configuration file.
• Adds a link to documentation on authoring 'azure.yaml' for hosted agents.
• Clarifies initialization and deployment steps to use 'azure.yaml' in CLI commands.

The documentation clarifies and expands requirements and limitations for VNET and subnet IP address ranges, especially regarding supported regions for Class A IP ranges and address space overlap. Troubleshooting guidance now references these clarified limitations. These changes help users avoid deployment errors and misconfigurations when setting up private networking for Foundry Agent Service.

• Expanded and clarified VNET/subnet IP address requirements, including explicit region support for Class A (10.x.x.x) ranges
• Added details on unsupported public and CGNAT IP ranges and address space overlap restrictions
• Troubleshooting section now refers to the updated limitations for resolving subnet address space errors

The documentation clarifies how to pass secrets to a local run by specifying that environment variables should be referenced from the 'env' map for the 'azure.ai.agent' service in 'azure.yaml', instead of using 'agent.yaml'. This helps users correctly configure their local agent runs.

• Updated instructions to reference environment variables from 'env' in 'azure.yaml' instead of 'agent.yaml'
• Provided a new configuration example using 'azure.yaml' and the 'azure.ai.agent' service

The documentation clarifies that updates to hosted agent endpoints and cards should now be made in the 'azure.ai.agent' service section of 'azure.yaml', not 'agent.yaml'. It also updates field names and references to match this change, and points to the correct reference documentation.

• Instructions now specify editing 'azure.yaml' under 'azure.ai.agent' instead of 'agent.yaml'
• Field update table and references updated to match new file and section names
• Related content now points to 'Author azure.yaml for hosted agents' instead of 'Agent YAML reference'

The section clarifies deployment options for toolboxes, specifically how to deploy a toolbox with a hosted agent using 'azure.ai.toolbox' in 'azure.yaml' and connect it with 'uses:' or 'toolboxes:'. This provides more explicit guidance for users deploying toolboxes in hosted agent scenarios.

• Added instructions for modeling a toolbox as an 'azure.ai.toolbox' service in 'azure.yaml'
• Clarified how to wire an agent to a toolbox using 'uses:' or 'toolboxes:'

The instructions for deploying the sample hosted agent have been updated to reference a new initialization file (azure.yaml instead of agent.manifest.yaml) and now specify a newer default model (gpt-5.4-mini instead of gpt-4.1). This clarifies the setup process and updates the default model used.

• Initialization now uses azure.yaml instead of agent.manifest.yaml
• Default model changed from gpt-4.1 to gpt-5.4-mini
• Command examples and prompts updated for clarity

The Python example for using BrowserAutomationPreviewTool with agents was moved to a different section and the C# example was restored as a separate section. This clarifies the documentation structure and makes both language examples more accessible, but does not introduce new capabilities.

• Python example for BrowserAutomationPreviewTool with agents moved and relabeled
• C# example for BrowserAutomationPreviewTool with agents re-added as a distinct section
• Section naming and organization improved for clarity

The documentation clarifies that environment variables and protocols should now be defined in the 'azure.ai.agent' service within 'azure.yaml', rather than in 'agent.yaml'. This helps users correctly configure and test their Copilot agents using the Azure Developer CLI.

• Environment variables are now set in the 'env' map of 'azure.ai.agent' in 'azure.yaml', not 'agent.yaml'
• Protocol configuration references updated to 'azure.ai.agent' in 'azure.yaml'
• Examples and instructions updated to reflect new configuration file and structure

The documentation clarifies and updates instructions for deploying hosted agents with a private Azure Container Registry, including more precise guidance on configuration files, environment variables, and the process for using pre-built images. These changes help users correctly configure and deploy agents, especially when using pre-built images or customizing ACR usage.

• Clarified that only azure.yaml is required for initialization, not agent.yaml
• Updated terminology from 'login server' to 'authentication server' and 'sign-in server' for ACR
• Specified that image references for pre-built images now go in azure.yaml under the azure.ai.agent service, not agent.yaml

The documentation now clarifies that protocol declarations and related configuration should be made in 'azure.yaml' under the 'azure.ai.agent' service, rather than in 'agent.yaml'. Protocol version numbers for 'responses' have also been updated from 1.0.0 to 2.0.0 in examples.

• Configuration examples now use 'azure.yaml' instead of 'agent.yaml'
• Protocol declarations are specified under the 'azure.ai.agent' service
• Protocol version for 'responses' updated from 1.0.0 to 2.0.0 in examples

The instructions for adding a content safety guardrail using the Azure Developer CLI have been updated to reflect a new configuration method, shifting from editing agent.manifest.yaml to configuring azure.yaml with rai_config. This clarifies the correct file and structure to use for current deployments.

• Configuration now occurs in azure.yaml instead of agent.manifest.yaml
• Guardrail is set via rai_config.rai_policy_name on the azure.ai.agent service
• Protocol version updated from 1.0.0 to 2.0.0 in the example

The documentation now clarifies that infrastructure-as-code files are not created by default with 'azd ai agent init', and provides explicit instructions for adding Bicep or Terraform infrastructure. It also specifies that resource provisioning is based on services and dependencies declared in 'azure.yaml', not just 'agent.yaml'.

• Clarifies that infrastructure is not created by default; must use --infra or --infra=bicep/terraform
• Adds mention of Terraform as an alternative to Bicep for infrastructure provisioning
• Specifies that resource creation is based on 'azure.yaml' declarations, not just 'agent.yaml'

The code example for chatting with an agent using the Foundry SDK was updated to show a simpler and more direct way to bind the OpenAI client to a specific agent, removing the need to specify the agent in each response call. This clarifies best practices and reduces code complexity for developers.

• OpenAI client is now created with agent_name parameter, binding it to the agent up front
• Removed the need to specify agent_reference in each response call
• Code is streamlined for easier multi-turn conversations

The code example for chatting with the agent was updated to show a simpler and more direct way to bind the OpenAI client to a specific agent, removing the need to specify the agent in each response call. This clarifies and streamlines the recommended usage pattern.

• OpenAI client is now created with agent_name parameter, binding it to the agent up front
• Removed the need to specify agent_reference in each response call
• Code example is simplified and easier to follow

The documentation now states that starting July 2026, all new Copilot Studio agents must have Microsoft Entra Agent IDs and the ability to opt out at the environment level will be removed. The introduction and overview have been consolidated and expanded to clarify benefits and operational details.

• Opt-out of automatic Entra Agent ID creation will no longer be possible after July 2026
• All new agents will require Microsoft Entra Agent IDs from July 2026 onward
• Expanded explanation of agent identity benefits and management in the introduction

Copilot Studio now supports marking context variables as sensitive, expanding sensitive data protection beyond just voice interactions and Question nodes. The documentation details how to configure global variables for sensitive context data, and updates the supported actions matrix to reflect this new capability.

• Sensitive data setting now applies to context variables from Live Chat via SDK, not just voice interactions
• You can mark context variables as sensitive by configuring global variables in the Conversation Start system topic
• Supported actions table updated: context variables can now be flagged as sensitive

The documentation for creating a test set import file has been updated to remove the requirement for a 'Testing method' column, simplifying the import process. Users now only need to provide 'Question' and 'Expected response' columns.

• Removed the 'Testing method' column from the required import file format
• Instructions now only mention 'Question' and 'Expected response' columns
• No longer need to specify test methods such as 'General quality', 'Compare meaning', etc. for each question

The introduction now clarifies that the article covers the new agent and workflow experiences in Copilot Studio, including their preview status, limitations, and non-convertibility with the classic experience. This helps readers understand feature availability and preview restrictions.

• Added explanation of new agent and workflow experiences in Copilot Studio
• Clarified preview status and limitations of new features
• Noted that agents and workflows in the new experience can't be converted to classic

The introduction now clarifies that the classify node documentation pertains to the new agent and workflow experiences in Copilot Studio, which are in preview and have limitations compared to the classic experience. It also warns that some classic features are not yet available and that new and classic experiences are not interchangeable.

• Added notice that the new agent and workflow experiences are in preview and may have limited functionality
• Clarified that some classic capabilities are missing in the new experience
• Stated that agents and workflows from the new experience cannot be converted to classic

The documentation now clarifies that an 'intro.md' file is required in MCP certification packages and provides more explicit guidance on the manifest file's structure and requirements. The manifest file example was moved from a standalone section into the 'Package definitions and branding' section, improving context but not removing information.

• Added requirement for 'intro.md' file in MCP certification packages
• Clarified manifest file structure and requirements within the package guidance section
• Manifest file example moved from its own section to within 'Package definitions and branding'

The documentation now clarifies that 'No charge' for agent flows under Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses only applies when flows are triggered via the 'When an agent calls the flow' trigger with an authenticated Copilot user. Other triggers will consume Copilot Credits at the standard rate. No material changes were made to overage enforcement details.

• Clarified billing exemption for agent flows applies only to specific trigger and authentication scenario
• Other agent flow triggers now explicitly stated to incur standard Copilot Credit charges

The FAQ section now clarifies how user permissions are enforced for both SharePoint integration options in Copilot Studio, and adds details about support for sensitivity labels and password-protected content. This helps users better understand access control and security implications when connecting SharePoint as a knowledge source.

• Clarifies that both SharePoint options enforce user permissions before surfacing content
• Specifies that option 2 (SharePoint connector) supports sensitivity labels but not password-protected content
• States that users must have at least Read permissions to access content via the SharePoint connector

The introduction now clarifies that agents using SharePoint as a knowledge source only surface content users have permission to access, require at least Read permissions, and support sensitivity labels (but not password-protected content). This helps admins and users understand access and security boundaries when integrating SharePoint with Copilot Studio.

• Explicitly states agents only surface content users can access
• Minimum required permission (Read) is specified
• Notes support for sensitivity labels and exclusion of password-protected content

Instructions for adding user authentication via the Sign in system topic and custom topics have been consolidated and clarified under the manual authentication section. The guidance is now more streamlined, but no new authentication features were introduced or removed.

• Steps for using the Sign in system topic and custom Authenticate node are now integrated into the manual authentication section
• Warnings and recommendations about customizing the Sign in topic are retained
• Minor clarifications to variable descriptions and warnings about possible missing values

The documentation clarifies that all new Copilot Studio agents now automatically receive Entra Agent IDs, and specifies that legacy agents created before July 2026 will continue using app registrations until a future migration. The previous ability to opt out of Entra Agent Identity is no longer mentioned, suggesting it is now mandatory for new agents. These changes help organizations understand the current and future state of agent identity management.

• All new agents now automatically receive Entra Agent IDs; enabling at environment level is no longer mentioned.
• Legacy agents created before July 2026 continue using app registrations and will be migrated in the future.
• Removed reference to opting out of Entra Agent Identity, implying it is now required for new agents.

The documentation now clarifies that users need the ChatBotReaders privilege to chat with agents, and that this privilege is included in the Environment Maker security role. It also notes that custom security roles with this privilege can be created and assigned by administrators.

• Explicit mention that ChatBotReaders privilege is required to chat with agents
• Clarifies that Environment Maker role includes ChatBotReaders privilege
• Admins can create custom roles with ChatBotReaders privilege for agent sharing

The documentation now provides clearer, more detailed instructions for configuring silence detection, fallback actions, and latency messages in basic voice agents. It also clarifies default behaviors and available options for agent-level and node-level voice settings, making it easier for users to understand and implement these features.

• Expanded step-by-step guidance for configuring silence detection and fallback actions at the node level
• Clarified default values and override mechanisms for agent-level voice settings
• Detailed options for reprompting and fallback actions after silence

Page restored. The introduction now clarifies that both the new agent and new workflow experiences are covered, and distinguishes between production-ready and public preview features, specifying their intended use and limitations.

• Added reference to new workflows experience in public preview
• Clarified that public preview features are not meant for production use and may have restricted functionality
• Specified that both agents and workflows created in the new experience can't be converted to the classic experience

This new page introduces several Copilot capabilities in Microsoft Teams, including starting conversations with Copilot about files, chats, and meetings, catching up on missed meetings, removing language barriers, and using an AI assistant called Facilitator in meetings.

• Start conversations with Copilot about Teams content
• Copilot helps users catch up on missed meetings
• Language barriers can be removed in multilingual meetings and calls

Page removed or relocated. The removal of this page means that documentation summarizing Copilot's conversational capabilities in Teams, including meeting recaps, language translation, and the Facilitator AI assistant, is no longer available at this location. It is unclear if these features are deprecated or if the documentation has been moved.

• Loss of overview for Copilot's ability to discuss files, chats, and meetings in Teams
• No longer documents Copilot's meeting recap and catch-up features
• Information about language barrier removal and Facilitator AI assistant in Teams meetings is missing

A new section explains how users can apply their Brand Kit assets directly in PowerPoint with Copilot, enabling the generation of on-brand content. This addition clarifies the workflow for leveraging branding within Copilot-powered presentations.

• Step-by-step instructions for selecting a Brand Kit in PowerPoint
• Guidance on generating Copilot content that adheres to selected brand assets

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for generating images 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 to create images in Word.

• Official instructions for generating images with Copilot in Word are no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for drafting and adding 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.

• Official instructions for drafting and adding content with Copilot in Word are no longer available at this URL
• Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation has been relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Word to create a summary of your document 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.

• Loss of instructions for generating document summaries with Copilot in Word
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in Word on mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot capabilities in Word for mobile.

• Official documentation for Copilot in Word on mobile devices is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization

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'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 has been relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but information about using Copilot's chat capabilities within Outlook is now missing.

• Documentation for 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was relocated

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 describing how to import data from web and internal sources with Copilot in Excel has been removed
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

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 direct guidance on how to begin using Copilot in Excel.

• Removal of 'Get started with Copilot in Excel' documentation
• Uncertainty about whether the feature is deprecated or the content has been moved

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 this specific Copilot capability is now missing.

• Page covering Copilot's data insights features in Excel is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about Copilot in Excel data sources has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of the documentation, but information about how Copilot in Excel interacts with data sources is now missing.

• Page covering Copilot in Excel data sources is no longer available
• Potential loss of guidance on supported data sources and integration details

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

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 content was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for generating images with Copilot in Word 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 to generate images in Word.

• Page detailing how to generate images with Copilot in Word is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation is moved

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 is due to feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on using Copilot for content creation in Word.

• Loss of official instructions for drafting and adding content with Copilot in Word
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation has moved

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in Word 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's mobile Word capabilities.

• Official documentation for Copilot in Word on mobile devices is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. This means users no longer have access to a centralized source of answers to common questions about Copilot's features, usage, and limitations in PowerPoint. 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 guidance and troubleshooting information

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 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 has moved

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 official instructions for chatting with Copilot in Outlook
• Uncertainty about whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for visualizing data with Copilot in Excel 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 for data visualization in Excel.

• Documentation for Copilot's data visualization capabilities in Excel is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation has moved

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Excel to import data from the web and internal sources is now missing. It is unclear if this indicates 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

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 currently lack official guidance on this capability.

• Page describing how to import data from another Excel file with Copilot is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot to gain data insights in Excel 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 detailing how to use Copilot for data insights in Excel is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved

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 guidance on Copilot's Excel capabilities.

• Loss of documentation outlining Copilot's skills in Excel
• Uncertainty whether features are deprecated or documentation is relocated

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 documentation has been moved or consolidated elsewhere. Users now lack official guidance on personalizing Copilot in Excel.

• Documentation for Copilot in Excel personalization is missing
• Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation restructuring

Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using AI-powered writing features 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 Copilot capability.

• Page describing AI writing in SharePoint rich text editor is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated

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.

• Loss of documentation on AI-powered refinement of SharePoint pages
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was moved

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 simply 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 doc reorganization

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for generating images 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 generate images in Word is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was moved

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 documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Word to create a summary of your document 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 generating document summaries with Copilot in Word are no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in Word on mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but information about Copilot's mobile capabilities is now missing.

• Page detailing Copilot in Word on mobile devices is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization

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 Copilot capability.

• Step-by-step instructions for creating new presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint are no longer available
• Potential loss of guidance for users seeking to leverage Copilot for presentation creation

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in PowerPoint for mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot capabilities for PowerPoint on mobile.

• Official documentation for Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this indicates feature removal or just a doc move

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.

• Documentation for 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was moved

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use 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 guidance on this specific Copilot capability is no longer available at this URL.

• 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

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 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

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot's skills in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring/relocation of the content, but users now lack direct documentation on Copilot's Excel-specific capabilities.

• Loss of documentation outlining Copilot's skills in Excel
• Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or content reorganization

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 documentation has been moved or consolidated elsewhere. Users now lack official guidance on personalizing Copilot in Excel.

• Documentation for Copilot in Excel personalization is missing
• Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or doc restructuring

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 lose access to guidance on how Copilot interacts with Excel data sources.

• Page covering Copilot in Excel data sources removed
• Uncertainty whether this is a deprecation or a documentation move

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for refining 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 capabilities in SharePoint is now missing.

• Page detailing AI-powered refinement of SharePoint pages has been removed
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation has moved

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for creating pages with AI in SharePoint has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but guidance on using AI to create SharePoint pages is now missing.

• Removed documentation for AI-powered page creation in SharePoint
• Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or doc was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to rewrite text with Copilot in Word 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.

• Loss of instructions for rewriting text with Copilot in Word
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation is relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for generating images 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.

• Page detailing how to generate images for documents with Copilot in Word is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for drafting and adding 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 official guidance on using Copilot for content creation in Word.

• Loss of official instructions for drafting and adding content with Copilot in Word
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation is relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Word to create a summary of your document 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.

• Missing instructions for generating document summaries with Copilot in Word
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in Word on mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of the documentation, but information about Copilot's mobile capabilities in Word is now missing.

• Page covering Copilot in Word on mobile devices is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization

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'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 has been moved

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for 'Chat with Copilot in Outlook' has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation 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 whether the feature is deprecated or documentation is relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for visualizing data with Copilot 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 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

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

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 capability.

• Page covering Copilot's data insights features in Excel is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page detailing Copilot's skills in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates 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 this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization

Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel rules is no longer available at this URL. It is unclear if this reflects a deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot's rule-based capabilities in Excel.

• Copilot in Excel rules documentation removed
• Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. Documentation about 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

Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using AI-powered writing features in the SharePoint rich text editor 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 AI writing in SharePoint rich text editor removed
• Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated

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 whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for generating images 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 to create images in Word.

• Page detailing how to generate images with Copilot in Word is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved

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 this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Word to create a summary of your document has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack official guidance on this specific Copilot capability.

• Loss of instructions for generating document summaries with Copilot in Word
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in Word 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's mobile Word capabilities.

• Official documentation for Copilot in Word on mobile devices is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation restructuring

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 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 this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for 'Chat 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 using Copilot's chat capabilities within Outlook.

• Official documentation for using Copilot's chat feature in Outlook is no longer available
• Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the content was relocated

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 on importing data into Excel with Copilot is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation was moved

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 leveraging Copilot for data analysis in Excel.

• Official documentation for Copilot data insights in Excel is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel rules has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot's rule-based capabilities in Excel.

• Copilot in Excel rules documentation is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization

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

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 is no longer accessible
• Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or just a doc move

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for generating images 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 generating images in Word with Copilot is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for drafting and adding content with Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on using Copilot for content creation in Word.

• Page explaining how to draft and add content with Copilot in Word is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Word to create a summary of your document 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 Copilot's document summarization in Word is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in Word 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's mobile Word capabilities.

• Official documentation for Copilot in Word on mobile devices is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation restructuring

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. This means users no longer have access to a centralized resource addressing common questions about Copilot's features, usage, and limitations in PowerPoint. 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 guidance and troubleshooting information

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 indicates 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 clarity for users seeking to leverage Copilot for new presentations

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot in PowerPoint on mobile devices has been removed. It is unclear if 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

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

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 the feature is deprecated or the documentation has moved

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Excel to import data from the web and internal sources 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.

• Loss of instructions for importing data from web/internal sources using Copilot in Excel
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved

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 with Copilot in Excel has been removed
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

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/getting started guidance for Copilot in Excel
• Potential gap in onboarding information for new users

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using Copilot to gain data insights in Excel 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 detailing how to use Copilot for data insights in Excel is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved

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

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about Copilot in Excel personalization is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on personalizing Copilot in Excel.

• Loss of documentation on how to personalize Copilot in Excel
• Uncertainty about whether the feature is deprecated or the content was relocated

Page removed or relocated. Documentation about Copilot in Excel data sources is now missing. It is unclear whether this indicates a feature deprecation or a relocation/restructure of the content, but users currently lack official guidance on supported data sources for Copilot in Excel.

• Page detailing Copilot in Excel data sources is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization

Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using AI-powered writing features 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.

• Page describing AI writing in SharePoint rich text editor is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated

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 restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack official guidance on using AI to create SharePoint pages.

• Documentation for AI-powered page creation in SharePoint is missing
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the doc was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The introductory documentation page for 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 basic onboarding or overview information for Copilot in Word.

• Removal of the welcome/introductory page for Copilot in Word
• Potential loss of onboarding or overview guidance for new users

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to rewrite text with Copilot in Word 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 use Copilot to rewrite text in Word is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page 'Welcome to Copilot in PowerPoint' has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of the feature or a relocation/restructuring of the documentation. Users now lack an introductory resource for Copilot in PowerPoint.

• Removal of introductory documentation for Copilot in PowerPoint
• Potential loss of onboarding or overview information for new users

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page about summarizing presentations 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 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

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of features, 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 guidance on common issues, usage, and troubleshooting

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 gap in user guidance for leveraging Copilot's presentation creation features

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 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 no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

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.

• Page explaining how to add a slide from a file using Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

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

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for the Office Agent component of Copilot is no longer available. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack direct access to frequently asked questions about this feature.

• FAQ content for Copilot Office Agent is missing
• Potential loss of guidance on common user questions and troubleshooting

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 whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization

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

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 FAQ resource for Copilot in Excel.

• FAQ content for Copilot in Excel is no longer available at this URL
• Potential loss of quick answers to common Copilot in Excel questions

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 tips.

• Removal of a page focused on Copilot in Excel tips
• Potential loss of guidance for effective Copilot use in Excel

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel skills is no longer available. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation of the feature or a relocation of the documentation, but users currently lack access to official guidance on Copilot's Excel capabilities.

• Copilot in Excel skills documentation is missing
• Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or restructuring

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel rules 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 guidance on Copilot's rule-based capabilities in Excel.

• Page covering Copilot in Excel rules is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization

Page removed or relocated. Documentation about Copilot in Excel personalization is now missing. It is unclear if this is due to deprecation, relocation, or restructuring, but users currently lack official guidance on personalizing Copilot in Excel.

• Page covering Copilot in Excel personalization is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved

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 on refining SharePoint pages with AI has been removed
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The introductory documentation page for Copilot in Word is no longer available at its previous URL. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the documentation. Users may temporarily lose access to basic onboarding or overview information for Copilot in Word.

• Removal of the welcome/introductory page for Copilot in Word
• Potential gap in onboarding or overview information for new users

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to rewrite text with Copilot in Word 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.

• Loss of instructions for rewriting text with Copilot in Word
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to use Copilot in Word to create a summary of a document 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.

• Step-by-step instructions for summarizing documents with Copilot in Word are no longer available
• Potential loss of user guidance for a key productivity feature

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 restructuring of documentation, 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

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for summarizing presentations 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 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 was moved

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 new presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint are no longer available
• Potential loss of onboarding or feature discovery information for new users

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.

• Page detailing Copilot's image-adding feature in PowerPoint is missing
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation was moved

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.

• Missing instructions for adding a slide from a file with Copilot in PowerPoint
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

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 use Copilot in Outlook to create meeting agendas is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

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 content for Office Copilot agent is missing
• Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation restructuring

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 restructuring of the documentation. 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

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in Excel has been removed. This means users no longer have access to a centralized resource for common questions and answers about Copilot's capabilities and usage in Excel, but it is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure.

• FAQ content for Copilot in Excel is no longer available at this URL
• Potential loss of guidance on common Copilot in Excel scenarios

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 a page dedicated to Copilot in Excel tips
• Potential loss of guidance for effective Copilot use in Excel

Page removed or relocated. Documentation for a specific Copilot in Excel rules page is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users lose access to guidance or rules related to Copilot in Excel.

• Page covering Copilot in Excel rules is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization

Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about getting started with Copilot in Excel is now missing. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users currently lack access to this specific guidance.

• Page covering 'getting started' with Copilot in Excel is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this is due to feature removal or documentation reorganization

Page removed or relocated. Documentation about Copilot in Excel data sources is now missing. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a relocation of the content, but users currently lack official guidance on how Copilot interacts with Excel data sources.

• Page covering Copilot in Excel data sources is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation restructuring

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 main welcome/overview page for Copilot in Word
• Potential loss of introductory guidance for new users

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to rewrite text with Copilot in Word 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.

• Page detailing how to use Copilot to rewrite text in Word is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation has moved

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page 'Welcome to Copilot in PowerPoint' has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation of the feature, a relocation of the content, or a restructuring of the documentation. Users may temporarily lose access to introductory or onboarding information about Copilot in PowerPoint.

• Removal of introductory or overview content for Copilot in PowerPoint
• Potential loss of guidance for new users on how to get started

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

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the documentation. 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

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

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

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

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot Office Frontier (Office Agent) has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation of the feature or a documentation restructure, but users now lack access to official answers to common questions about this capability.

• FAQ content for Copilot Office Frontier (Office Agent) is no longer available
• Potential loss of guidance on usage, troubleshooting, and feature details

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 this capability.

• Page on visualizing data with Copilot in Excel is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization

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 on importing data from another Excel file with Copilot is no longer available
• Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

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 the 'Get started with Copilot in Excel' documentation
• No clear indication if the feature is deprecated or if the content has been moved

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in Excel 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 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

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 use of Copilot in Excel

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's rule-based capabilities in Excel.

• Copilot in Excel rules documentation is missing
• Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or doc was relocated

Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about getting started with Copilot in Excel, likely including a key image or walkthrough, has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or simply a restructuring or relocation of the content.

• Removal of a 'getting started' guide for Copilot in Excel
• Potential loss of visual aids or step-by-step instructions

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using AI-powered writing features in the SharePoint rich text editor has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but information about this capability is now missing.

• Page detailing AI writing in SharePoint rich text editor is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation reorganization

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page 'Welcome to Copilot in Word' 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 Word is now missing from this location.

• Removal of introductory or overview content for Copilot in Word
• Potential loss of onboarding guidance for new users

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 restructuring of documentation, but users now lack a central overview or welcome guide for Copilot in PowerPoint.

• Removal of the main welcome/overview page for Copilot in PowerPoint
• Potential loss of onboarding or introductory information for new users

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 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

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the documentation, 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

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 feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users now lack direct guidance on this capability.

• Step-by-step instructions for creating a new presentation with Copilot in PowerPoint are no longer available
• Potential gap in user guidance for leveraging Copilot's presentation creation features

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

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.

• Official instructions for using Copilot to add slides from a file in PowerPoint are no longer available
• Uncertainty remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation has been relocated

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 guidance on this specific Copilot capability is now missing.

• 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 relocated

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for the Office Agent in Copilot is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack access to official answers about the Office Agent's capabilities and usage.

• FAQ content about Office Agent in Copilot is missing
• Potential loss of guidance on common questions and troubleshooting

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-driven data import between Excel files is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated

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. Users now lack direct guidance on how to begin using Copilot in Excel.

• Removal of 'Get started with Copilot in Excel' documentation
• Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation is moved

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 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

Page removed or relocated. A documentation page providing tips for using Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates feature deprecation or simply a restructuring or relocation of the content.

• Tips and guidance for Copilot in Excel are no longer available at this URL
• Uncertainty whether the content has been moved or the feature is deprecated

Page removed or relocated. Documentation for Copilot in Excel personalization 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.

• Copilot in Excel personalization documentation is missing
• Uncertainty whether this reflects feature removal or documentation restructuring

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 within SharePoint is now missing.

• Page explaining AI-powered refinement of SharePoint pages is gone
• Uncertainty if feature is deprecated or documentation was moved

Page removed or relocated. The introductory documentation page for Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates 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

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to rewrite text 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 this capability.

• Loss of instructions for rewriting text with Copilot in Word
• Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The introductory documentation page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the content, but users now lack a central overview or welcome guide for Copilot in PowerPoint.

• Removal of the welcome/overview page for Copilot in PowerPoint
• Potential loss of introductory guidance for new users

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 the documentation was moved

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of features or simply a documentation restructure, but users now lack a centralized source for common questions and answers about Copilot in PowerPoint.

• FAQ content for Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available at this URL
• Potential loss of quick-reference information for users

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 new presentations with Copilot in PowerPoint are no longer available
• Potential loss of guidance for users seeking to leverage Copilot for presentation creation

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 moved

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.

• Guidance for adding a slide from a file with Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

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 remains whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

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 a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack access to previously available answers about this capability.

• FAQ content about Office Agent in Copilot for Office Frontier is no longer available
• Potential loss of troubleshooting or usage guidance for this feature

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 whether this is due to deprecation or documentation reorganization

Page removed or relocated. Documentation for using Copilot in Excel to import data from another Excel file 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.

• Guidance on importing data from another Excel file with Copilot is missing
• Uncertainty whether this reflects a feature removal or documentation restructuring

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for getting started with Copilot in Excel has been removed. It is unclear whether this indicates deprecation of the feature or a restructuring of the documentation, but users now lack a dedicated guide for initial setup and use of Copilot in Excel.

• Removal of the 'Get started with Copilot in Excel' guide
• Potential loss of onboarding and setup instructions for Copilot in Excel

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 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 quick-reference information for users seeking help with Copilot in Excel

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 a page dedicated to Copilot in Excel tips
• Potential loss of guidance for effective use of Copilot in Excel

Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about Copilot in Excel skills has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a deprecation, relocation, or restructuring of the content, but users now lack direct access to this information at the previous URL.

• Documentation for Copilot in Excel skills is no longer available at this location
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the content was moved

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for Copilot in Excel personalization is no longer available. It is unclear whether this indicates feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, 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 is relocated

Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about getting started with Copilot in Excel, likely including a key image or walkthrough, has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but users may temporarily lose access to introductory or visual guidance for Copilot in Excel.

• Removal of a 'getting started' guide for Copilot in Excel
• Potential loss of visual aids or step-by-step instructions

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for using AI-powered writing features 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 AI writing in SharePoint rich text editor is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for refining SharePoint pages with AI is no longer available. It is unclear whether this reflects a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, but guidance on using AI capabilities in SharePoint is now missing from this location.

• Page detailing AI-powered refinement of SharePoint pages has been removed
• Uncertainty whether feature is deprecated or documentation has moved

Page removed or relocated. The introductory documentation page for Copilot in Word has been removed. It is unclear if this indicates a feature deprecation or a restructuring of documentation, 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

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for rewriting text 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 specific Copilot capability.

• Page explaining how to rewrite text with Copilot in Word is no longer available
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was moved

Page removed or relocated. The introductory documentation page for Copilot in PowerPoint is no longer available at this URL. It is unclear if the content has been deprecated, relocated, or consolidated elsewhere, but users currently lack access to this overview or getting started information.

• Removal of the 'Welcome to Copilot in PowerPoint' page
• Missing introductory or overview guidance for Copilot in PowerPoint

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page for summarizing presentations 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 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 has been moved

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

Page removed or relocated. The documentation page explaining how to add a slide from a file using Copilot in PowerPoint 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.

• Page detailing how to add a slide from a file with Copilot in PowerPoint has been removed
• Uncertainty whether the feature is deprecated or the documentation was relocated

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 restructuring of documentation, 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 relocated

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 official answers to common questions about the Office Copilot agent.

• FAQ content for Office Copilot agent is missing
• Uncertainty whether this is due to deprecation or documentation restructuring

Page removed or relocated. The FAQ page for Copilot in Excel has been removed, resulting in the loss of a resource that addressed common user questions. It is unclear whether this indicates a deprecation, a move, or a consolidation of documentation.

• FAQ content for Copilot in Excel is no longer available at this URL
• Users lose access to previously documented answers to common questions

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 a page dedicated to Copilot in Excel tips
• Potential loss of guidance for effective Copilot use in Excel

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 restructuring of documentation, but users now lack official guidance on Copilot's rule-based capabilities in Excel.

• Copilot in Excel rules documentation is missing
• Uncertainty if feature is deprecated or doc is relocated

Page removed or relocated. A documentation page about getting started with Copilot in Excel, likely including an illustrative image, has been removed. It is unclear if this reflects a feature deprecation or a documentation restructure, but users now lack this specific guidance.

• Removal of a 'getting started' guide for Copilot in Excel
• Potential loss of visual or step-by-step onboarding content

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 the feature is deprecated or documentation was relocated