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Microsoft Introduces Scout: The Always-On Personal AI Agent
Microsoft has officially unveiled Microsoft Scout, a new AI-powered personal agent designed to work continuously in the background and help users manage tasks, schedules, communications, and workflows across the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. Announced on June 2, 2026, Scout represents Microsoft’s latest step toward autonomous AI agents that move beyond traditional chatbot interactions and actively help users get work done. https://dellenny.com/microsoft-introduces-scout-the-always-on-personal-ai-agent-that-could-redefine-workplace-productivity/Learning Agent by Microsoft: The Future of Personalized AI-Powered Employee Upskilling Has Arrived
In today’s rapidly evolving workplace, one challenge continues to stand out for organizations across industries: keeping employee skills aligned with changing business needs. Traditional training programs often struggle to deliver relevant learning experiences at the right time, leaving employees overwhelmed with generic courses that may not match their career goals or daily responsibilities. https://dellenny.com/learning-agent-by-microsoft-the-future-of-personalized-ai-powered-employee-upskilling-has-arrived/
Can Microsoft Frontier Program Copilot Cowork Agent Delegate Tasks to Other Copilot Agents?
Hi everyone, I'm currently exploring the capabilities of Copilot Cowork that is available through the Microsoft Frontier Program, and I'm trying to understand whether a multi-agent orchestration pattern is officially supported. My Use Case I want users to interact with only a single, central Copilot Cowork agent. For example: User asks the Cowork agent to create or update a Jira ticket. Instead of Cowork handling the Jira operation directly, it delegates or hands off the task to a dedicated Jira Copilot Agent. The Jira agent performs the required actions and returns the result. The Cowork agent then presents the final response back to the user. Similarly, I would like to have specialized agents for: Jira ServiceNow Knowledge Management HR Operations Internal IT Support Other business systems The goal is to have Cowork act as an intelligent orchestrator/router while specialized agents handle domain-specific operations. Questions Is agent-to-agent delegation or handoff officially supported in Copilot Cowork (Frontier Program)? Can Cowork directly invoke another Copilot Studio agent? Is there any built-in multi-agent orchestration framework available today? If this is supported, what is the recommended architecture and implementation process? If it is not currently supported, what workarounds are people using? Power Automate? Agent as a tool/action? Custom APIs? Azure AI Foundry / Azure AI Agent Service? Other approaches? I'm specifically looking for guidance from anyone who has worked with Copilot Cowork in the Frontier Program, since the documentation and public examples seem to focus mostly on standalone agents. Any insights, architecture diagrams, documentation links, or real-world experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!Designing Multi-Agent Systems in Copilot Studio
Modern organizations rarely solve complex business problems with a single AI assistant. Customer support, IT operations, sales, HR, and analytics teams all have different goals, data sources, and workflows. This is where multi-agent systems become valuable. Instead of relying on one large, general-purpose agent, a multi-agent architecture uses several specialized agents that collaborate to complete tasks efficiently. https://dellenny.com/designing-multi-agent-systems-in-copilot-studio/Copilot Studio Pricing Explained for Enterprises: Licensing, Costs, and ROI in 2026
As enterprises accelerate their AI adoption strategies, Microsoft Copilot Studio has emerged as one of the most powerful platforms for building custom AI assistants, automating business processes, and creating intelligent customer experiences. Whether you’re developing internal employee copilots, customer support agents, or workflow automation tools, Copilot Studio provides a flexible environment to create AI-powered solutions tailored to your business needs. https://dellenny.com/copilot-studio-pricing-explained-for-enterprises-licensing-costs-and-roi-in-2026/Copilot Connectors >Azure DevOps Work Items >Add Property
Hi I have setup the Azure DevOps Work Item connector and all is working OOTB. However when I try to 'Add a new source Property' and add for example 'TargetDate' when I publish the schema change it errors with: Schema failed to publish with error [Removal existing property is not allowed.] I havent removed anything just added. Anyone else experienced this? Many thanks
PowerShell: Export Microsoft 365 Copilot Agent Inventory and Availability Assignments
Hi everyone, I needed a way to export Microsoft 365 Copilot agent inventory and availability assignments from the Microsoft 365 Admin Center, but couldn't find a built-in export option. After investigating the admin portal's network traffic, I built a PowerShell script that uses the same internal API consumed by the Microsoft 365 Admin Center to export all Copilot agents to CSV. ### Features - Exports all Microsoft 365 Copilot agents - Automatically follows pagination (`nextLink`) - Exports: - Agent Name - App ID - Title ID - Publisher - Created By - Availability Settings - Allowed Users / Groups - Assignment Information - Deployment Information - Version Information - Timestamps - CSV output ### Tested The script has been tested against a tenant containing 482 Copilot agents and successfully exported the complete inventory. ### GitHub https://github.com/gwestergren/M365-Copilot-Agent-Inventory ### Notes - Uses an authenticated browser session cookie from the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. - Uses the same internal API currently consumed by the admin portal. - This is an undocumented API and Microsoft may change it at any time. Feedback, testing results, and improvements are welcome. Here are some screen shots: output to csv Successful run of the script
Copilot Down - June 1st
I used Copilot this morning and everything was working smoothly. All of a sudden when I open the app on Windows I get this message "Couldn't load the app. Wait a bit, then try again." I tried using the version on Edge but I get a "503 Service Unavailable Error." I tried restarting my laptop and I get the same error. Checked on my phone app and indeed, it confirmed the service is down. Does anyone know when this will be resolved?Has anyone seen Excel workbooks become corrupt after using M365 Copilot to summarize data?
We’ve run into an issue twice where a user opened an existing Excel sales workbook, used Microsoft 365 Copilot in Excel to summarize/analyze the data, received the response successfully, and then later could no longer open the original workbook because Excel reported it as corrupt. Internally, this has been reported as happening on some files but not all, and it has occurred twice so far. I’m trying to determine whether this is: a known issue with Copilot in Excel a workbook-specific problem related to file location/sync/versioning or something tied to workbook structure I did find public reports of related Excel Copilot issues — including Copilot crashing in Excel, failures that seem specific to certain workbooks, and Copilot-created Excel files being reported as invalid/corrupt — but I have not yet found a clear Microsoft-hosted thread describing this exact scenario with the original existing workbook becoming corrupt after summarization. If anyone has seen this, I’d appreciate any insight on: whether Microsoft has acknowledged a known issue whether this points to specific workbook features/structures whether there are logs or diagnostics that help isolate root cause whether there are best practices to reduce the risk
