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Microsoft publishes Agent Architecture Guidance Hub
Microsoft has launched the Agent Architecture Guidance Hub on Microsoft Learn. The guidance outlines principles and patterns for building secure, reliable agent solutions with a focus on Microsoft 365 Copilot.

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The framework establishes industry standards for agent architecture, provides guidance for developing Copilot agents, prioritises reliability, traceability, and responsible AI, and standardises terminology and evaluation criteria.
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For you, this means a reference framework for building enterprise-grade AI agents within Microsoft's ecosystem.
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Microsoft publishes Agent Architecture Guidance Hub
Microsoft has launched the Agent Architecture Guidance Hub on Microsoft Learn. The guidance outlines principles and patterns for building secure, reliable agent solutions with a focus on Microsoft 365 Copilot. The framework establishes industry standards for agent architecture, provides guidance for developing Copilot agents, prioritises reliability, traceability, and responsible AI, and standardises terminology and evaluation criteria. For you, this means a reference framework for building enterprise-grade AI agents within Microsoft's ecosystem.
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