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Custom agents for a defined use case

Define the job, the allowed actions, and the checks that show whether an agent is useful.

Copilot and Copilot Studio connected to a network of custom agents

Use-case brief

Describe the job before choosing the agent

Start with a real task and the person responsible for it. Then define what the agent may do, where it must stop, and how the team will review its work.

Agent boundary

Make the stop points visible

An agent brief should state what the system can attempt and what remains with a person. It should also name the data and systems needed for the task.

Questions to settle

Which actions need approval?

Which data sources may the agent use?

What should happen when the agent is unsure?

Who reviews errors and changes?

Acceptance path

Test the agent against the work it was given

The use case supplies the test. The owner decides whether the result is useful enough to move forward.

Task

A specific job with known inputs.

Check

Performance criteria tied to that job.

Owner

A person who decides what happens next.

Bring a use case, not a generic AI brief

Share the task, the people involved, and the checks that matter. We will use them to test the service fit.

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