declarative-agents

To create a Microsoft 365 Copilot declarative agent using TypeSpec, use this Skill's basic workflow to scaffold definitions and integrate with the Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit for development and local debugging.

The best way to build enterprise M365 Copilot agents with multi-tenant considerations is using the advanced workflow, which supports complex enterprise design, schema validation, and environment management via the Agents Toolkit.

Yes, you can debug declarative agents locally using the Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit by integrating with VS Code extensions and the Agents Playground to manage environments and validate agent behavior before deployment.

Yes, this Skill supports validation and optimization workflows for Copilot declarative agents by verifying adherence to Microsoft's v1.5 schema and providing tools to test agent definitions within the Agents Playground.

You need the Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit to effectively develop declarative agents, as it provides the necessary VS Code extensions, local debugging capabilities via Agents Playground, and environment management for TypeSpec definitions.

Use TypeSpec for Microsoft 365 Copilot agent definitions to leverage modern, type-safe schemas that streamline basic creation, advanced enterprise design, and validation workflows within the Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit ecosystem.