Category Copilot
You have build your fist Copilot Studio Agent that is reading SharePoint and Dataverse. Your IT wants you to create ALM for the bot. You have had Game of Thrones with Azure app registrations, bot authentication and slayed the SPFx… Continue Reading →
Copilot Studio bot can be embedded into SharePoint site, but without SSO configuration the usability is quite bad. Previous blog post described how to configure the app registrations and get values for this last step of creating SPFx solution which… Continue Reading →
You get out-of-the-box Copilot Studio bot working and reading SharePoint but embedding it to SharePoint gets ugly authentication popup. You have gone trough the instructions for SSO in SharePoint containing SPFx but after two days of pulling your hair you… Continue Reading →
There are multiple funny settings in Copilot Studio bot. Same stuff needs to be done many times, and there are multiple combinations for setting up knowledge source and generative AI replies. Reason is that you might want to have replies… Continue Reading →
Using Confluence as knowledge source in Copilot Studio bot works with basic authentication and open permissions to anyone as described in the previous blog post. What if you have restricted pages in Confluence and you don’t want the Copilot Studio… Continue Reading →
Copilot Studio bots can use generative AI to go trough pages and data and offer chatbot user interface for those. With Microsoft products creation of a chatbot is quite fast and simple – when you don’t encounter problems as you… Continue Reading →
I have a keen interest in the intersection of human cognition and artificial intelligence, I find the comparison between the human mind’s intricate network of sub-minds and the burgeoning field of AI particularly fascinating. The Human Mind: A Symphony of… Continue Reading →
I tried to compare two PDF files with Copilot for Word but it did not figure out. I was able to twist and flip even though the PDFs were in my OneDrive, so they didn’t pop up in Word Copilot…. Continue Reading →
Copilot is a powerful tool that can help developers write better code faster. But can it also read Azure DevOps backlogs? And should it? Azure DevOps is a platform that enables teams to collaborate and deliver high-quality software. It provides… Continue Reading →
AI is transforming the way we develop software and solutions. Microsoft Power Platform is leading a new era of AI-generated low-code app development with its Copilot feature in Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power Virtual Agents. Copilot is a live… Continue Reading →