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Microsoft Copilot Overhaul Adds Home Hub, Code Builder and Autopilot Agent
Microsoft has unveiled a major redesign of its Copilot work assistant, structured around three primary capabilities: Home (integrating Office in Copilot)
Key takeaways
- Microsoft introduced a redesigned Copilot built around Home, Code, and Autopilot.
- Autopilot is a persistent agent that can run recurring work and manage projects without prompts.
- Copilot Managed Runtime has entered public preview to host enterprise-grade code inside the customer's tenant.
- The new pricing model includes an Auto setting that routes requests to models like GPT-5.6 and Sonnet 5.
- Agentic work such as Cowork, Code, and Autopilot will run on usage-based billing using Copilot Credits.
Microsoft has unveiled a major redesign of its Copilot work assistant, structured around three primary capabilities: Home (integrating Office in Copilot), the Code app builder, and Autopilot (a persistent agent formerly known as Scout). The update introduces the Copilot Managed Runtime hosting platform in public preview, expanded business-data grounding via Microsoft IQ, and a revised pricing model. Under the new pricing, everyday AI remains covered by per-user subscriptions, while agentic workflows run on usage-based Copilot Credits with built-in administrator FinOps controls.
The overhaul shifts Copilot from a basic assistant to a persistent, agentic enterprise platform.
In their words
“With the Copilot Managed Runtime SDK, an app made with Lovable can now run inside your Microsoft tenant, the same way everything else does: same sign-in, same policies, same app inventory.”
By the numbers
- 20M+
- semantic models in Power BI integrated with Fabric IQ
How it unfolded
- Microsoft introduces redesigned Copilot work assistant
- Code and Autopilot enter previews; @Copilot Teams preview
- Today command center enters private preview
- Microsoft Ignite event held in San Francisco and online
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Common questions
- What happened with Microsoft Copilot?
- Microsoft introduced a redesigned Copilot built around Home, Code, and Autopilot.
- Where can I read the original report?
- Read the full report at Google News.