I tried building a complete landing page using only Microsoft Copilot prompts, and honestly I’m surprised by the result.
This was the prompt I used:
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Copilot generated the structure, styling ideas, and helped speed up the whole design process.
Would love feedback and tips from other developers using AI tools for website building.
Updates include:
🧇 App launcher returns (the Waffle)
🤖 GPT 5.5 models in Copilot
🔎 Researcher updates
📒 New Copilot Notebooks features
➕ Lots more
I’m testing Microsoft 365 Copilot (full version) for regulatory and methodology support use cases, and I’m trying to better understand how the knowledge retrieval/indexing works behind the scenes.
When I attach documents directly in Copilot, I hit a few limitations:
• Around 100 attached files max
• Some formats like JSON and Markdown are not accepted
However, when I upload the same files to a SharePoint folder instead, Copilot seems able to:
• Access many more documents
• Read JSON and Markdown files
• Cite those files in responses
So now I’m trying to understand what is actually happening technically.
Main question:
How can I be sure that all documents in the SharePoint location are being indexed and considered by Copilot?
More specifically:
• Is there any official Microsoft documentation explaining how SharePoint content is indexed for Microsoft 365 Copilot?
• Are there limits related to number of files, file size, indexing delay, permissions, or supported formats?
• Is there any way to validate coverage/completeness of the knowledge base?
• Are JSON and Markdown officially supported in this scenario, or is Copilot just partially reading them through search/indexing?
Would really appreciate insights from people who have tested this in enterprise environments or found official technical references/documentation.
My firm is just starting with AI tools and as far as I'm aware, we'll be choosing from Copilot (fixed subscription price) or Claude (priced by token usage). From what I understand (2nd/3rd year CS level) all language models use "tokens" and so "price per token" should theoretically apply to every platform, but for some reason we'll face essentially fixed pricing on Copilot or variable on Claude. How does this work for Microsoft?
I guess there can be throttling or other limits for extreme overuse, but it feels like it'd be too easy to overuse Copilot.
Also can someone help me understand the copilot tiers; is it just basic and pro or are there multiple levels?
I just got my hands on the all new workflows designer feature for Copilot Studio and in this video we will look at it together for the first time. There's some fantastic new features that you are going to want to see.
Microsoft has officially introduced Copilot Cowork, and this feels like a major step forward in the AI workspace evolution.
Instead of just answering prompts like a chatbot, Copilot Cowork is designed to actually help users complete work. Microsoft is positioning it as an AI coworker that can understand workflows, execute tasks, coordinate processes, conduct research, generate documents, and work across enterprise tools and systems.
According to Microsoft, Copilot Cowork is powered by something called Work IQ, which helps it understand:
Some of the key capabilities include:
What makes this interesting is that Microsoft is clearly moving AI beyond conversation and into action-based execution.
Potential use cases:
The biggest advantage is that users can delegate work from anywhere and let tasks continue running in the background while they focus on other things.
This looks less like a traditional AI assistant and more like the beginning of AI agents integrated directly into daily enterprise workflows.
Looks like the future direction is: AI + Agents + Automation + Enterprise Execution
Very odd experience today. I took the one word in Russian (translates to 'regular') to be a usual AI oddity/hallucination. Thought I'd have a laugh with Copilot about it, but then this happened.
I don't work for a Russian-speaking company, I was asking for synonyms for an essay I'm writing.
I couldn't send any other messages after this, it put a hard stop on the chat?! Apologies for the screen photos, it was on my work computer and this was the easiest way.
Anyone encountered anything like this?
I’ve just seen the new release that Claude launched yesterday regarding Financial Services Agents and Skills. Do you know if it is possible to use them on copilot cowork? If so, how can I add them?
Trying to see if the below can be done through my MS Copilot 365 + Frontier / Claude subscription (within Copilot) or if I have to use Anthropic directly.
In a Claude workshop this morning, they will be walking through how to create a new real estate deed creation "skill" by:
By the end of the workshop, they are saying I will be able to add a source document (with information needed for the deed), run a "skill", and Claude will create the Deed based on the template, property description from the existing deed, and names from the source document.
If this is possible within MS 365 Copilot with CoWork, can someone share how to do it?
Has anyone here used Copilot to build a website?
I’m curious how well it works for real website projects. Can it help with both the design and the coding, or is it mostly useful for small tasks and fixing code?
Would love to hear your experience, especially if you’ve built a full site with it.
