Microsoft launches Knowledge Agent for Copilot in public preview

🧠 Released Today: The Knowledge Agent for Copilot Microsoft is about to unlock a whole new layer of intelligence in M365 Copilot and SharePoint — and it’s all about content clarity, automation, and freshness. Copilot goes beyond traditional AI by leveraging Semantic Search and the Microsoft Graph to generate responses from your organization’s content in SharePoint – the world’s largest content platform - making effective content management crucial for success. Launching in public preview on September 18, the new Knowledge Agent helps organizations finally tame their SharePoint sprawl and turn content chaos into clarity. 📁 Smart Metadata & Autofill Tagging • Dynamically suggests metadata columns for SharePoint libraries. • Uses Autofill prompts to tag content automatically based on context. • Makes it easier to find, organize, and govern content — without manual tagging. 🔄 Workflow Agent with Natural Language • Build content workflows using plain English and “mad libs”-style prompts. • Example: “When a new policy is uploaded, notify the HR team and archive the old version.” • No Power Automate expertise required—just describe what you want. 🧹 Content Freshness & Link Hygiene • Detects obsolete pages and stale content. • Flags broken links and outdated documents. • Uses search history and user behavior to suggest new pages dynamically. 🚀 Why This Matters The Knowledge Agent isn’t just another Copilot—it’s a strategic leap toward automated knowledge management. It helps teams stay current, compliant, and collaborative—without drowning in manual upkeep. We’ll be watching closely as preview rolls out. If you manage content at scale, this is one to watch. 👉 Our blog post has all the detail in the first comment. Thanks.

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Nils Külper

Head of a cloud consulting company specializing in M365 consultancy, Dynamics 365 Sales, Azure AI & Copilot, collaboration. Helping businesses to translate between the technology stack and users.

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Does this mean that the semantic index is finally coming?

Quiriën Maduro

Functional Solutions Architect | Driving Microsoft 365 Governance & Compliance | SharePoint & Related Technologies

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Your attached image is awesome 😎.

Christoph von Bargen

Microsoft 365 | ECM | Strategien und Beratung

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Hi Chris, it sounds like the missing piece in Sharepoint. can you share the link to the blog post please.

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Richard Harbridge

Trusted Business & Technology Advisor; Strategic Alliances & Ecosystem Manager; Microsoft 365 MVP

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Loved seeing this and now being able to use it is even better.

Pat Esposito

Driving business outcomes, accelerating digital transformation and creating better user experiences

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Amazing to see this. SP Has come a lomg way since Tahoe :)

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Anderson D.

Lider do CoE em Power Platform na Solar Coca-Cola | CoE Team Lead | LowCode

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William Ricci

Entrepreneur and private investor focusing on AI, cloud, data migrations, system integrations, and automation to build intelligent solutions bringing value to business and clients.

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Thank you for sharing this.

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Martin Harwar

I build and lead product strategies & teams, and I drive research and development across multiple initiatives, including EdTech, curricula development, and skills management.

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Sounds good (and I hope the reality is too). If nothing else, I love your graphic ;-)

Thanks for sharing this, Chris McNulty 😄

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