declarative-agents

To build a Microsoft 365 Copilot declarative agent using TypeSpec, you can use this Skill to follow structured workflows for basic creation, advanced enterprise design, or validation. It integrates with the Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit to define capabilities and ensure your manifest is compliant and optimized.

The best way to validate an existing M365 Copilot agent manifest is to use the validation and optimization workflow. This process enforces schema compliance and character limits for your agent manifests, ensuring your declarative agents meet Microsoft 365 platform requirements before deployment.

Yes, you can use the Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit to design advanced enterprise declarative agents. This Skill supports an advanced enterprise design workflow, allowing you to define complex capabilities and enforce schema compliance for robust agent development within the Microsoft 365 ecosystem.

Yes, using TypeSpec is the recommended approach to create a basic Copilot agent for managing internal company documents. This Skill provides a structured quick-start workflow that leverages TypeSpec and the Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit to define capabilities and ensure compliance.

Microsoft 365 Copilot declarative agents require strict adherence to specific schema constraints and character limits within their manifests. This Skill automatically enforces these validation rules during your agent development workflow to prevent deployment errors and ensure optimization.