One-click AI agents in SharePoint and Teams - focused on files you select (Microsoft 365 Copilot)
Streamline your workflow and enhance team collaboration with one-click AI agents in Microsoft 365 Copilot. Automate responses, generate detailed documents, and maintain up-to-date content without moving files outside Microsoft 365. Agents utilize your existing content to provide accurate and efficient outputs, saving you time and ensuring consistency. Integrate them into Microsoft Teams to facilitate real-time information sharing and collaboration.
CJ Tan, Microsoft SharePoint and OneDrive GPM, shares the steps to get started building custom AI agents.
► QUICK LINKS:
00:00 - Create specialist agents in one click
00:42 - How to create an agent
02:12 - Data security & version control
02:39 - Customize your agent
04:14 - Access and permissions
05:39 - Test it out
06:23 - Use agents in Teams
07:50 - Agent files
08:25 - Wrap up
► Link References
For more ideas and details for building your own agents, check out https://aka.ms/SharePointAgentsAdoption
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