Rajeev Pentyala – Technical Blog on Power Platform, Azure and AI

If you’ve installed the Copilot Studio extension for VS Code and tried to connect to your Copilot Studio environment using the command Copilot Studio: Sign in,

you might have seen this error: Command ‘microsoft-copilot-studio.signin’ not found .

I ran into the same issue, and here’s what worked for me.

Fix:

Instead of using the command palette sign-in, try signing in from the Accounts section in VS Code.

• In the VS Code, click on the Accounts icon in the bottom left corner and click Sign in…Copilot Studio, as shown below.

• Complete the sign-in process using your Copilot Studio account.

• After signing in successfully, open the Copilot Studio pane, click on Clone agent.
  • If you’re prompted to sign in again, complete the sign-in.

• Select the environment from the list.

• Choose the Copilot Studio agent you want to clone.

These steps worked for me, and I was able to successfully:

• Connect to the Copilot Studio environment.
• Clone my agent into VS Code
• Start working with the extension normally

If you’re new to the Copilot Studio extension in VS Code, you can refer to my earlier blog post for a complete step-by-step guide: : Copilot Studio VS Code Extension: Clone, Edit, and Sync Agents

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