Microsoft Copilot overhaul combines chat, coding, and agents in one app and removes it from the Teams list (webpronews.com)

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- The overhaul bundles several AI features into one app. It has three parts: Home, a chat screen; Code, which builds work tools from spoken instructions; and Autopilot, an agent that keeps handling tasks on its own. The original article says Microsoft's official blog announced this on September 25. - The Code feature turns a tool you describe in natural language into dashboards, automations, and simple internal apps. The original article says Microsoft presents this runtime as enterprise infrastructure that runs inside the customer's own Microsoft 365 tenant. - Copilot disappears from the Teams chat list, and chat moves only to the left navigation pane. According to the original article, the change takes effect between mid-October and the end of that month. Administrators must decide, October 25 days prior, whether to enable advanced agents and plugin uploads by default. If they do not decide, they are turned on automatically that day. - Usage-based billing and Copilot Credits are introduced together. The original article says some advanced SharePoint and OneDrive features require credits, and unused credits on some plans expire at month end. This is the article's explanation; official detailed pricing criteria are not given in the original.

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Editorial opinionstartupxo 3h ago

O: For IT administrators who use Microsoft 365 at work, it is worth reviewing team-level defaults for advanced agent and plugin uploads 25 days before October, while deciding usage-based spending policies together. X: The original explains when Copilot disappears from the Teams chat list and the conditions for automatic switching, but it does not describe the detailed criteria of the Copilot Credits expiration policy, so the actual billing impact needs to be checked separately.

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