Category: skills
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Harness: the biggest Copilot Studio shift in recent years
Why the new GitHub Copilot Harness is not just another feature, but a paradigm shift in how we design enterprise AI agents. Quick summary: Microsoft is moving Copilot Studio from the chatbot-with-workflows paradigm to the agentic platform paradigm. You no longer design only conversational paths: you design capabilities, tools, memory, and specialized agents that collaborate…
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Copilot Skill Recorder
I taught a procedure to an AI Agent simply by recording my screen Over the past few months, we have seen a real acceleration around AI agents: Skills, MCP Servers, orchestration, intelligent automations, and new ways to turn operational activities into reusable capabilities. The question I hear most often during courses, events, and projects is…
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Copilot Cowork Changes the Rules of the Game — and the Costs
What you really need to understand today about the consumption-based model If you are still looking at Microsoft Copilot only as a $30-per-month license, you are officially missing the point. With Copilot Cowork, Microsoft introduces a completely new economic model: one based on actual consumption. And that changes everything. What is Copilot Cowork, really? Copilot…
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Copilot Cowork
Incredible!Let’s all repeat it… Incredible! After a few weeks from the announcement, I’m finally trying Copilot Cowork. The idea is to create a skill (yes, the same kind highlighted in Anthropic tools) that supports users in a meeting by reading all the information, generating a recap, and saving it autonomously.All without lifting a finger! Here’s…
