This unit covers publishing, testing, and lifecycle considerations for Copilot agents across Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams, and introduces declarative agent authoring with the Copilot Studio Agent Builder. Students learn deployment channels, agent types and limitations, and the ALM concepts, environments, and solutions needed to manage agents in production.
Learning Objectives
- Analyze channels and deployment options for Copilot agents, including Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365, to determine appropriate publishing targets
- Apply the end-to-end publishing and testing workflow to deploy an agent to Teams and M365 Copilot and validate its behavior
- Demonstrate the creation, testing, and iterative updating of a declarative M365 Copilot agent using the Copilot Studio Agent Builder while documenting known limitations
- Evaluate ALM strategies, Power Platform environments, and solution packaging to plan scalable, maintainable deployments of Copilot agents
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 17 Lessons
- 30 hours
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- Unit 2 — Deploying and Managing Copilot Agents17
- 1.1Channels20 mins
- 1.2Publishing Your Agent to Teams + Microsoft 36520 mins
- 1.3Publishing Your Agent20 mins
- 1.4Testing Your Agent in Microsoft Teams and M365 Copilot20 mins
- 1.5Conclusion20 mins
- 1.6The Spectrum of Copilot Agents20 mins
- 1.7M365 Copilot Agents20 mins
- 1.8Declarative Copilot Agents20 mins
- 1.9Creating a Declarative M365 Copilot Agent with the Copilot Studio Agent Builder20 mins
- 1.10Test Driving Your Agent20 mins
- 1.11Updating Your Declarative Agent20 mins
- 1.12Copilot Studio Agent Builder Limitations20 mins
- 1.13When to Use Declarative Agents20 mins
- 1.14Conclusion20 mins
- 1.15The ALM Framework20 mins
- 1.16Power Platform Environments20 mins
- 1.17Solutions20 mins
Instructor
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