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Continue reading →: Copilot Studio | Create an Agent and Use Adaptive Cards
In my one of the previous blog posts : Creating a Declarative Agent in M365 Copilot, I built a Virtual Running Coach declarative agent using Microsoft 365 Copilot Agent Builder. In this article, lets learn how to build the same Agent using Microsoft Copilot Studio with more features. 🚀 What…
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Continue reading →: Power Apps | Code Apps
Did you know that Code Apps allow developers to write custom code (React, Angular, Vue, etc.) that runs seamlessly within Power Platform. Code Apps is a new way for developers to bring Power Apps capabilities into web apps built in a code-first IDE. These capabilities are available both during: Key features…
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Continue reading →: GitHub Copilot in VSCode | Basics and using the ‘Custom Instructions’ Feature
In this article, let’s explore how to use GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code (VSCode) and understand how Custom Instructions can tailor Copilot’s suggestions to align with your team’s coding standards—complete with practical examples. What is GitHub Copilot: Now that you know the prerequisites for using GitHub Copilot, let’s see…
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Continue reading →: Model Driven Apps | ‘Row summary’ feature
Did you know that you can turn your Model Driven App (MDA) record’s form from this: to this, by showing Summary pane on the form with key details about the record. With the Row summary feature in model-driven apps, we can show the AI-generated overview of key details about a record on…
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Continue reading →: [Step by Step] Creating a Declarative Agent in M365 Copilot
In my last blog post I explained Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat vs Microsoft 365 Copilot. In this article lets explore what a Declarative Agent is and how to create one using Microsoft 365 Copilot Agent Builder. Why we need a Declarative Agent: Before we dive into how to build one,…
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Continue reading →: [Beginner Guide] Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat vs Microsoft 365 Copilot
Before we begin, let’s first understand two important terms: What Are AI Hallucinations? Sometimes, AI models give answers that sound confident but are completely wrong. This is called an AI hallucination. It happens because the AI is generating responses based on patterns in language, not on facts. When it doesn’t…
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Continue reading →: Copilot Developer Camp | Learning path to build agents
Did you know that there is a dedicated learning path to learn how to build agents for Microsoft 365 Copilot. It has hands-on labs designed to help you build powerful Copilot experiences. Connect to Copilot Developer Camp portal and choose your pathway. 🙂
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Continue reading →: Set up Dataverse MCP server with VS Code GitHub Copilot
If you’re new to Model Context Protocol (MCP), I recommend starting with the following blog posts: What is Dataverse MCP Server: In this article, lets learn, how to set up and use the Dataverse MCP server with Visual Studio Code (VS Code) GitHub Copilot as the MCP client Prerequisites: Before…
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Continue reading →: Learning Path : Create agents in Microsoft Copilot Studio
If you’re a beginner in Microsoft Copolit Studio (MCS), Did you know that there is a learning path available : Create agents in Microsoft Copilot Studio Where you can learn how to create custom agents in Copilot Studio and practice your skills with a guided project. You can also take…
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Continue reading →: Power Platform | Environment routing
Environment routing feature allows Power Platform admins to automatically direct new or existing makers into their own personal developer environments when they visit make.powerapps.com or copilotstudio.microsoft.com Without enabling Environment routing feature maker lands in the default environment. Environment Routing offers makers a personal, safe space to build with Dataverse without the fear of…
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