Microsoft Copilot Studio Unveils Agent Evaluation and Enhanced Analytics
Microsoft Copilot Studio introduces agent evaluation and enhanced analytics to support makers across the AI agent lifecycle, from testing to deployment.
Microsoft Copilot Studio has announced two major updates aimed at improving the AI agent lifecycle: agent evaluation and enhanced analytics. These features are designed to help makers build, test, and deploy AI agents more effectively.
Key Updates
1. Agent Evaluation (Private Preview)
- Provides structured, automated testing workflows.
- Allows makers to simulate real user interactions at scale.
- Includes tools for uploading, generating, or reusing question sets to test accuracy and relevance.
- Results are displayed with clear pass/fail indicators and filterable views to identify weak spots.
2. Enhanced Analytics
- Offers post-publish visibility into agent performance.
- Tracks outcomes, analyzes interactions by triggers, and monitors action usage.
- Introduces user feedback for agent responses, allowing users to like/dislike replies, which is aggregated in analytics dashboards.
- Adds billing analysis at the agent level to assess efficiency and cost breakdowns by event types.
Integration with Viva Insights
The updates also include integration with Viva Insights, enabling businesses to evaluate the ROI of their agents in the context of broader organizational goals.
Microsoft Build 2025
These features will be showcased at Microsoft Build 2025, with sessions covering:
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