Summary
Module summary
In this module, you learned how to evaluate and choose the right Microsoft 365 Copilot extensibility option for your business scenario. You explored the strengths, limitations, and requirements of Copilot connectors, declarative agents in Copilot Studio, and declarative agents built with Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit and Visual Studio Code.
Key takeaways:
- Copilot connectors are ideal for making external content searchable in Microsoft 365 without building a new interface.
- Copilot Studio enables low-code makers and IT pros to build guided, conversational agents using Power Platform connectors for quick integration.
- Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit with Visual Studio Code is best for pro-code developers who need advanced customization, integration with APIs, and source control.
- Deploying custom agents into Microsoft 365 Copilot and Teams allows organizations to create tailored AI experiences by integrating custom models, orchestration, workflows, and data sources agent experiences surfaced in both Microsoft 365 Copilot or Teams and external channels.
- The right extensibility path depends on your business objectives, data sources, workflow complexity, user experience needs, and available development resources.
By understanding these options, you can select the most effective approach to extend Copilot’s capabilities and deliver value to your organization.
Reflection:
Which extensibility option could have the greatest impact in your organization? What is your next step to explore or implement one of these options?