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Saving a Model Generated File in SharePoint - New Copilot Studio
Hi everyone, I have spent the last two days trying to solve a problem that to me should be a straightforward functionality. I have an agent I made which generates Word file reports. The agent is Cluade Opus 4.8 and it generates the file wonderfully as per my brand guidelines. The document in not a simple content file. Rather these documents can get complex based on the user requirement. Currently the document generates fine and the user gets a popup to download the file. I however need the file to be saved in our share SharePoint library. I created a workflow tool that accepts a file input and then saves it to SharePoint, however when I tried to configure this tool in the agent, the file input parameter was not showing. I then tried to set up a workflow which accepts a url, but the agent cannot seem to access any url or pass it to my workflow. Using a create file tool within the agent and having the agent fill in the file name and content parameters was slow, and the agent was actually attempting to rewrite the file byte-by-byte which lead to the file being re-created and is not scalable for large files. Based on the agent, this is how the file is currently saved: "The file is saved inside my sandboxed container at: /app/created/Sample_Report.docx /app/created/ is a special output directory: any file I place there is automatically packaged by the platform and returned to you as the chat attachment (the Sample_Report.docx chip you see). This is a private, ephemeral location inside my container — it is not a shared network path, and it is not the SharePoint library. Neither you nor the SharePoint tool can reach /app/created/ directly; the platform's attachment mechanism is the only bridge out of it, and as we established, that bridge delivers a direct download rather than a hosted HTTPS URL. So to be precise: the file exists only (a) here in my container at /app/created/Sample_Report.docx, and (b) as the downloadable attachment the platform generated from it. It has not been saved to SharePoint." I need this functionality working as I will have several automations flows around report generation so no human will be available to download the file from within Copilot. Note: I cannot use the old copilot studio as the file generation capabilities are not on par with the new copilot studio experience. The same agent model does not output files, and the create word file node does not output files at the depth and formatting complexity I require. Can anyone please help with a reliable way to get the file save in SharePoint from the New Copilot Studio experience? I'm at my wits end here.SolvedTosinAJul 30, 2026Copper Contributor305Views0likes1CommentCopilot Studio agent not visible in M365 mobile app without desktop access
Hi, I'm having an issue with a Copilot Studio agent not being discoverable in the Microsoft 365 mobile app for users without desktop access. **Setup:** - Agent created in Copilot Studio, published and shared with specific users - All users have the same Microsoft 365 Copilot license - Target channel is the Microsoft 365 app (not Teams) - The agent has been published to both the Teams and Microsoft 365 channels in Copilot Studio **The problem:** Users who have access to a desktop/browser can open the agent via a direct link, add it, and after that it appears correctly in the M365 mobile app. However, users who only have access to the M365 mobile app cannot find the agent there — even though it has been shared with them. **What I've tried:** - Verified the agent is published and shared directly with the affected users in Copilot Studio - Confirmed all users have the same license - Published the agent to both Teams and Microsoft 365 channels - Sending a direct link to the agent — works on desktop/browser but not actionable in the mobile app in a way that adds the agent - Logging out and back in to the M365 mobile app **What I'm looking for:** Is there a way for users to discover and add a shared Copilot Studio agent directly from the M365 mobile app, without needing desktop or browser access first? Any help or workarounds are appreciated!SolvedSebastianLinderothJun 01, 2026Copper Contributor381Views0likes4CommentsSharePoint lists with Copilot Studio error
I’m seeing a persistent issue when integrating SharePoint lists with Copilot Studio agents. Any SharePoint list I add to an agent results in an error being shown in the Copilot Studio UI, but no error message, diagnostic detail, or failure reason is surfaced. I’ve removed and re-added the list connections multiple times and reproduced the issue across multiple agents, with the same outcome each time. Has anyone encountered this behaviour, or are there known issues or prerequisites (e.g. permissions, connector state, tenant configuration, or recent service changes) that could cause silent failures when integrating SharePoint lists?SolvedtroyhoApr 16, 2026Copper Contributor1.1KViews0likes2Comments
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