Copilot Studio hooks make agent behavior more predictable
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Copilot Studio hooks run workflows when events such as conversation starts, tool selection, or errors occur.
TL;DR
Copilot Studio hooks start a workflow when a specified event occurs. The source identifies conversation starts, an agent selecting a tool, and errors as example events, and presents hooks as a way to make agent behavior more predictable.
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Governance takeaway
- Makers: Connect workflows to conversation starts, tool selections, and errors so the agent can respond consistently to the events described.
- Admins/CoE: Use these event types as review points when assessing Copilot Studio agent behavior, because hooks are presented as a way to improve predictability.
Frequently asked questions
What does a Copilot Studio hook trigger?
A Copilot Studio hook runs a workflow when a specified event occurs. Examples include conversation start, tool selection, and errors.
How can Copilot Studio hooks affect agent behavior?
Hooks can make agent behavior more predictable by attaching workflows to specific event types during agent execution.
Which Copilot Studio events can use hooks?
Hooks can respond to conversation starts, an agent selecting a tool, or an error occurring.