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Copilot Studio Kit: Governance, inventory and testing at scale

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Copilot Studio Kit extends agent development with cross-environment inventory, automated testing, compliance policies, analytics and governance workflows.

TL;DR

Copilot Studio Kit adds Agent Inventory for tenant-wide configuration, feature, licensing and credit visibility; Compliance Hub enforces configured governance thresholds; Test Automation supports multi-turn, adversarial, regression and end-to-end validation across agents.

Original by Petri Simolin, on The Custom Engine. Read the original

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Governance takeaway

  • Makers: Run Agent Review and automated test suites before deployment to catch configuration issues and regressions.
  • Admins/CoE: Use Agent Inventory for cross-environment visibility into configurations, features, licensing and credit consumption.
  • Security/Compliance: Configure Compliance Hub thresholds and requirements so notifications, remediation workflows or enforcement actions address noncompliant agents.

Frequently asked questions

How does Agent Review check a Copilot Studio agent before deployment?

Agent Review statically analyzes agent configurations for missing elements, inconsistent settings, and potential operational risks before deployment.

What does Copilot Studio Kit Agent Inventory show across environments?

Agent Inventory gives a tenant-wide view with configuration, feature usage, licensing, credit consumption, and cross-environment insights.

How does Compliance Hub enforce governance policies for Copilot Studio agents?

Compliance Hub evaluates configured thresholds, notifies makers, triggers remediation workflows, and can apply enforcement actions when agents remain noncompliant.

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