typespec-create-agent

To generate a TypeSpec declarative agent for Microsoft 365 Copilot, you need to define the agent's name, description, instructions, conversation starters, and capabilities. This process creates the complete foundational TypeSpec code required for your M365 Copilot integration.

TypeSpec agent generation supports integrating various M365 Copilot capabilities, including WebSearch, Email, TeamsMessages, and CodeInterpreter. You can select these specific functionalities to enable your declarative agent to perform targeted tasks within Microsoft 365.

You need a declarative agent for M365 Copilot when automating AI interactions and requiring specific capabilities like web search or email access. It provides a structured TypeSpec definition that streamlines development and allows you to focus on refining the agent's logic.

Yes, you can create a Microsoft 365 Copilot agent with both web search and email access by selecting the WebSearch and Email capabilities. The generation process outputs a complete TypeSpec definition incorporating these selectable functionalities for your specific use case.

The best way to define conversation starters for a TypeSpec M365 Copilot agent is through automated code generation. This approach creates the complete agent declaration, including tailored conversation starters and instructions, ensuring foundational consistency and reducing manual setup effort.

Yes, TypeSpec supports adding Microsoft Teams messages to an AI agent through the TeamsMessages capability. During the declarative agent generation process, you can select this feature to enable your M365 Copilot agent to interact with Teams messages.