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Knowledge sources can be added when you first create your agent, or after your agent has been created. These sources can be used at the agent level, or at the topic level.
You can add knowledge at the agent level while you're creating your agent. While responding to the prompts to create your agent, you can specify the following types of knowledge sources:
After you enter the URL to the knowledge source, your agent automatically adds the knowledge source. For more information, see Create an agent.
After the initial creation process, you can add knowledge sources at the agent level from the following areas in Copilot Studio:
You can add knowledge sources at the topic level from the following areas:
After you add one of the following knowledge source types, you're required to provide a name and description. The knowledge name for each source should be unique. The description should be as detailed as possible, especially if generative AI is enabled, as the description aids generative orchestration.
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Copilot connector knowledge sources obtain their knowledge name and description from the Copilot connector name and description. These are provided by the tenant admin, and are configured in Microsoft 365.
Events
May 19, 6 PM - May 23, 12 AM
Calling all developers, creators, and AI innovators to join us in Seattle @Microsoft Build May 19-22.
Register today