VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @buckleyplanet, uploads of advanced Copilot packages in Microsoft 365 are on by default for all users as of Oct 25, unless an admin has limited them. These packages are declarative agents with actions or MCP servers. The post cites Message Center post MC1472007 and links to a copy of it. The provided snippet is cut off, so the post's full scope is not visible.
According to a post on X by @buckleyplanet, uploads of advanced Copilot packages in Microsoft 365 are on by default for all users as of Oct 25, unless an admin has limited them. These packages are declarative agents with actions or MCP servers. The post cites Message Center post MC1472007 and links to a copy of it. The provided snippet is cut off, so the post's full scope is not visible.
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Per Message Center post MC1472007, as of Oct 25 uploads of advanced Copilot packages (declarative agents with actions or MCP servers) are on by default for all users unless an admin limited them. Anyone running a Microsoft 365 tenant should decide this week who can deploy agents that act, in the Copilot settings...
Microsoft 365 tenant administrators are the most directly affected, since they need to decide who can deploy agents that act, using the Copilot settings in the admin center. Organizations that have not reviewed those settings may find that users can upload these agents by default. Watch the full Message Center post for the exact rollout details and any admin guidance.
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