<p>Mark Tucker and Allen Firstenberg dive into Microsoft Copilot Studio, a</p><p>low-code tool for creating conversational agents with a focus on</p><p>enterprise integrations. Mark demonstrates how to build a file upload</p><p>agent that summarizes invoices using a Large Language Model (LLM). They</p><p>explore the studio&#39;s interface, including topics, triggers, and the</p><p>designer canvas, while comparing it to familiar tools like Dialogflow.</p><p>The discussion also touches on the concept of autonomous agents, flows</p><p>that can be triggered by events like emails, and Microsoft&#39;s strong</p><p>push for enterprise adoption.</p><p><br></p><p>[00:00:00] Welcome and Introduction</p><p>[00:00:49] Introducing Microsoft Copilot Studio</p><p>[00:02:09] Creating a New Agent</p><p>[00:05:08] Understanding Topics and Triggers</p><p>[00:06:57] Testing the Agent: Greeting Topic</p><p>[00:10:44] Building a File Upload Agent</p><p>[00:12:37] Implementing the File Upload Logic</p><p>[00:15:29] Summarizing Invoices with LLMs</p><p>[00:17:08] Enterprise Tools and Connectors</p><p>[00:19:00] Flows and Server-Side Triggers</p><p>[00:21:33] Deployment and Channels</p><p>[00:23:10] Agents vs. Bots: Autonomous Capabilities</p><p>[00:24:44] Comparisons with Dialogflow and Google&#39;s Ecosystem</p><p><br></p><p>#MicrosoftCopilotStudio #CopilotStudio #LowCode #AI</p><p>#ArtificialIntelligence #Chatbots #ConversationalAI #EnterpriseAI</p><p>#Dialogflow #CCAI #LLM #GenerativeAI #TwoVoiceDevs #Developer #TechPodcast</p>