Agents in Microsoft 365 Copilot Bring Adobe, Figma, Box, and More Magically Right Into Chat

Copilot agents turn intent into action

The latest Microsoft 365 blog post tackles a familiar pain point: AI is great at generating insights, but real work still means bouncing between apps, re‑creating context, and losing focus every time you change tabs. The new agents experience is designed to close that gap by bringing your business apps directly into Copilot chat so the same conversation that surfaces an idea can carry it all the way through to execution.

Instead of asking Copilot to summarize an opportunity and then manually opening your CRM, or drafting a campaign and then hopping into a separate design tool, agents now let those apps show up as interactive surfaces inside the chat itself. Microsoft frames this as a way to cut down on “cognitive cost” from constant context‑switching, and to let employees bring the rich data and content from the services they use every day straight into their Copilot workflows.

Apps designed for the way teams actually work

With this update, Microsoft 365 Copilot can now pull business apps directly into the conversation, turning chat into a sort of live workspace where content is visualized and edited without leaving the thread. Agents in Microsoft 365 Copilot connect to content‑rich services such as Adobe Express, Figma, Optimizely, and Dynamics 365, and surface visually rich, interactive experiences right inside Copilot so teams can act in context.

Microsoft highlights a few common patterns:

• Marketing teams can turn a brief into a real asset, seeing and editing design content inline instead of jumping out to a separate browser tab.

• Operations or sales teams can update records in systems like Dynamics 365 directly from the conversation, logging opportunities or changing statuses without leaving Copilot.

• Project teams can iterate on documents, boards, and diagrams within chat, keeping discussions and artifacts together in one place.

Throughout, control stays with the user: you can interact with each app’s in‑chat UI directly, or simply prompt the agent with instructions and let it perform the task under your supervision. Either way, work moves forward inside a single conversation instead of being scattered across windows and tools.

What’s available today in the Microsoft 365 Agent Store

Microsoft is using the new Microsoft 365 Agent Store as the hub for these experiences, where organizations can discover, enable, and manage agents from both Microsoft and partners. The blog calls out a snapshot of apps that already support in‑chat experiences:

• Adobe Express (and soon Acrobat) – Adobe embeds creative and document workflows from Adobe Express directly into Copilot, allowing users to generate, review, and refine assets without context switching. You can preview Adobe assets in an interactive widget and apply layered edits—refining text, adjusting colors, adding animations—right inside Copilot, even when working on Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files.
  

• Box – The Box AI Agent integration lets users preview Box files within the conversation and is expanding to richer Model Context Protocol (MCP)‑powered workflows, including Box Hubs creation and data extraction scenarios.
  

• Coursera – With Coursera in Microsoft 365 Copilot, employees can access trusted, job‑relevant learning content in the flow of work, tying skill building directly to real projects and organizational priorities.
  

• Figma – The Figma app in Copilot can transform chat into AI‑generated FigJam diagrams so teams can visualize ideas and iterate quickly. It connects design work with other tools, making it easier to collaborate across disciplines.
  

• Miro – Teams can create Miro boards—including diagrams, flowcharts, timelines, and sticky‑note walls—directly from a Copilot conversation, skipping manual copy‑paste or app juggling.

• monday.com – The monday.com app in Copilot surfaces boards and items as interactive components in chat, giving teams at‑a‑glance project status and letting them act in context with AI support.

• Optimizely – Optimizely’s Copilot integration lets users create and manage campaigns, generate and edit images, analyze experiment results, and run AI agents while staying within the chat.

• Wix Harmony and Base44 – These agents allow users to build websites or apps in natural language, directly from a Copilot conversation, turning prompts into live experiences without swapping tools.

Together, this lineup shows that Microsoft is thinking beyond simple chat plugins and toward full, in‑context work surfaces that live alongside AI‑powered reasoning.

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