Hands-on labs for extending Microsoft 365 Copilot and building custom engine agents
About the project
microsoft/copilot-camp is a collection of hands-on workshops for extending Microsoft 365 Copilot and building custom engine agents. Developers use it to learn how to create declarative agents, connectors, MCP servers, multi-agent workflows, API integrations, and other Copilot extensions. The catalogue entries are skills and instructions for these development workflows.
Creates a professional PowerPoint presentation about a Copilot Dev Camp lab or topic. Researches Microsoft Learn documentation, organizes content into a slide structure, and generates a polished deck with speaker notes. Use when user asks to "create a presentation on", "make a deck about", "build a slideshow for"…
Authors a professional Word document about a Copilot Dev Camp lab or Microsoft technology topic. Researches Microsoft Learn documentation, organizes content into a document structure, and generates a polished one-pager or detailed guide with formatting and citations. Use when user asks to "write a document about"…
Researches and compiles comprehensive information about Microsoft Foundry, including documentation, architecture, models, and deployment options. Use when user asks to "research Microsoft Foundry", "learn about Foundry", "Foundry documentation", "Foundry architecture", "Foundry models", "how to deploy with Foundry"…
Drafts a concise weekly status-update email to the user's team, covering open tasks, upcoming meetings, and action items, with light emoji formatting in the body. Use when the user asks to "draft my weekly status email", "write my weekly team update", "send my team the weekly status", "create my Monday status mail"…
Converts a raw claims export workbook (one claim per row) into a polished, formatted Excel report with a Dashboard (KPIs, breakdowns by status, damage type, severity, and location, plus charts) and a clean Claims Detail table. The report layout is a built-in reference template, so every run looks consistent. Use when…
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: