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Agent 365: Visibility, Governance, and the Road to Autonomous Agents

Agents are moving beyond individual Copilot experiences and into a broader operational landscape. Organizations may soon manage agents built on several platforms, operating under different identities, permissions, and levels of autonomy. That makes inventory, usage reporting, observability, and lifecycle management increasingly important. The updates covered in this post show Microsoft Agent 365 developing into a central governance layer for that landscape. They also provide useful context for Microsoft Scout, an always-on agent that can act across Microsoft 365 on behalf of a user. Before organizations enable agents with that level of autonomy, they need to know what agents exist, who uses them, what they do, and how their activity is monitored. Microsoft Scout introduces Microsoft's first Autopilot agent Anyone following Microsoft's Copilot announcements over the past few months has probably come across Microsoft Scout and the broader concept of Autopilots. While much of the ...

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