Copilot Studio’s redesigned experience is now generally available
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Microsoft’s redesigned Copilot Studio experience has reached GA with skills, workflows, memory, agent nodes, inline AI and human-in-the-loop features.
TL;DR
Copilot Studio’s redesigned experience is now generally available after a short preview period. It introduces Markdown-based SKILL.md instructions, a new visual workflow designer, persistent user context, agent-as-a-node, inline AI, human approval steps and direct Microsoft 365 Copilot integration. The classic and new experiences have no direct interoperability.
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Why it matters
- Makers: Begin learning the new Copilot Studio experience now, because its main capabilities have reached GA after a short preview period.
- Makers: Explore SKILL.md skills, visual workflows, memory, agent-as-a-node, inline AI, human approval, and the Microsoft 365 Copilot node when designing agents.
- Makers: Plan migrations carefully because the classic and new experiences have no direct interoperability, while navigation changes from nine tabs to four.
Frequently asked questions
How does Copilot Studio’s new experience define agent skills?
Agent skills can be specified directly in Markdown through SKILL.md, simplifying how makers define agent behaviour.
What does agent-as-a-node do in Copilot Studio workflows?
Agent-as-a-node lets makers embed AI agents as steps inside workflows. The redesigned experience also includes a new visual workflow designer.
Can the classic and new Copilot Studio experiences work together?
The classic and redesigned Copilot Studio experiences do not have direct interoperability. Navigation also changes from nine tabs to four.