Build a Microsoft release radar with MCP in Copilot Studio
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Use the Microsoft Release Communications MCP Server in Copilot Studio or VS Code to query current roadmap data and publish a release radar agent.
TL;DR
The Microsoft Release Communications MCP Server gives Copilot Studio agents and GitHub Copilot in VS Code access to current Microsoft AI at Work roadmap data. Add the HTTP server, select its four tools, instruct the agent to use them for roadmap questions, and publish the resulting agent to Microsoft 365 Copilot and Teams.
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Why it matters
- Makers: Add the MRC MCP Server under Copilot Studio Tools and instruct the agent to use it for roadmap questions, so answers come from current release data.
- Admins/IT: Check the available MCP tools and connection setup, noting that the server requires no authentication or separate licence.
- Leadership/Business: Use a published Release Radar agent in Microsoft 365 Copilot or Teams to help users track upcoming changes and preparation needs.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add the Microsoft Release Communications MCP Server to Copilot Studio?
Add the MRC MCP Server under Tools, or enter its Microsoft endpoint manually, then create a named connection without credentials.
Which tools does the MRC MCP Server expose in Copilot Studio?
Copilot Studio can discover four tools, including recent roadmap retrieval, individual roadmap lookup, recent Azure updates, and individual Azure update lookup.
How can a Copilot Studio agent use MRC MCP for current roadmap answers?
Instruct the agent to use MRC for roadmap questions, select the required tools, and publish it to Microsoft 365 Copilot or Teams.