Welcome to the Copilot Studio blog on Microsoft Tech community - space for the builders and admins shaping the agent era in the real world
We’re so excited you’re here.
Today marks the launch of the Copilot Studio Tech Community Blog, a space for the builders and admins shaping the agent era in the real world.
Agents are moving from demos to production, so we’ll focus on practical patterns for building, shipping, and governing at scale, beyond what docs and product announcements cover. Makers will find templates and build tactics; IT and security will get governance guidance; developers will get deeper dives on extensibility and production operations.
Hit Follow at the top of the page and introduce yourself in the discussion forum, with what you’re building
What Is Microsoft Copilot Studio?
Microsoft Copilot Studio is Microsoft’s platform for building and governing AI agents across the enterprise, from prototyping to production. For the full product overview and getting-started guidance, visit the Copilot Studio website.
What’s New in Copilot Studio
We’re not starting this blog quietly. Here’s a look at three of the biggest updates that have shipped recently.
1. Agent Evaluation — Now Generally Available
Testing agents manually, one conversation at a time, doesn’t scale. Agent Evaluation gives makers a built-in, no-code way to test and monitor agent quality, safety, and reliability at scale. Create evaluation sets using AI-generated queries, past test sessions, or your own QA pairs — then run them automatically to catch regressions before they reach users.
2. Computer-using agents — more secure UI automation at scale
Computer-using agents (CUA) can now automate tasks through user interfaces—clicking, typing, and navigating apps when an API isn’t available—while delivering a more secure approach for UI automation at scale (with stronger controls for admin governance and credential handling).
3. Multi-agent orchestration, connected experiences, and faster prompt iteration
One of the biggest recent updates is improved multi-agent orchestration, alongside new connected experiences and faster prompt iteration, so you can coordinate specialized agents more effectively and refine behavior faster as you move from prototype to production.
Resources to Bookmark
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What's shipping April–September 2026 | |
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Ask questions, share ideas, connect with peers |
Next steps
1. Hit Follow at the top of the page and introduce yourself in the discussion forum with what you’re building
2. New to Copilot Studio? Sign up for the free trial and bookmark the resources below for docs, release plans, training, and governance guidance.
We can’t wait to see what you create.
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