Now you can build your own highly specialized copilot using Microsoft Copilot Studio or Visual Studio Code. See how you can tailor Copilot for Microsoft 365 experiences to focus on specific tasks and use external data integration through Copilot extensions. Enhance productivity by leveraging large language models and Microsoft Graph for personalized responses. With plugins and connectors, extend Copilot's capabilities to streamline tasks and automate actions, all while maintaining context and boosting efficiency.

Abram Jackson, Principal Product Manager for Microsoft 365 shows how you can get started building Copilot extensions.

 

► QUICK LINKS: 00:00 - Copilot extensions 01:08 - Types of Copilot extensions 01:59 - Microsoft Graph connectors 03:20 - Plugins 04:14 - Specialized copilot 04:54 - Multiple customized copilots working together 05:42 - How to build Copilot extensions 06:45 - Plug into data-external or inside of Microsoft 365 07:31 - IDE/Visual Studio Code 08:57 - Wrap up

 

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