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A maker publishes an HR agent with No authentication. HR now wants a pilot security group to use the agent before all employees get it. What should the maker do first?
Copy Secret 1 from Web channel security and send it to the pilot group so that members can authenticate.
Change the authentication option to Authenticate with Microsoft, save the agent, and publish it.
Share the agent with the pilot security group, and then publish it so that the sharing takes effect.
A maker wants stakeholders to review an agent before rollout and plans to change the agent based on their feedback. Which approach fits this review?
Publish the agent to the demo website, share its URL with the stakeholders, and publish again after each change.
Ask the stakeholders to test the draft in the Preview pane, which reflects each change as soon as the maker saves it.
Publish the agent to the demo website once, because later draft changes appear there for stakeholders automatically.
A web developer is connecting a browser-based employee portal to an agent through the Direct Line API. How should the portal use the agent's Direct Line secret?
Include the secret in the page's JavaScript so that the browser can authenticate each request to the agent.
Regenerate the secret after each conversation so that a secret copied from the page stops working.
Keep the secret in the portal's service code, exchange it for a token, and pass only the token to the browser.
An agent is published to Teams + Microsoft 365 with Authenticate with Microsoft. The maker wants everyone in the organization to find and use the agent, without seeing its details. Which action fits?
Add each department's security group under People who can use the agent, and then select Share.
Set the organization option in the Share panel to End user access, and then select Share.
Copy the agent's installation link, and send it to every employee in the organization.
A maker adds new leave policy content to an agent that a pilot group uses in Microsoft Teams. Pilot members still get the earlier answers. What should the maker do?
Publish the agent again, and then confirm the new version in a new chat.
Remove the Teams + Microsoft 365 channel and add it again, so that the channel picks up the latest draft.
Ask pilot members to wait, because the live version syncs with the draft a few times each day.
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