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Microsoft retires Teams agent creation on June 30

PulsePublished20 May20 May 2026
Microsoft retires Teams agent creation on June 30

Microsoft is retiring the classic way to build agents directly inside the Teams app. The change takes effect on June 30 2026. Users must now create agents through the Copilot Studio web app instead. That web version has been available since April 2026. Only the classic Teams creation flow is affected. All other agent features remain unchanged.

Until now, many users opened Teams, spotted the Copilot icon, and tried building a quick agent without leaving their daily workflow. That path felt familiar and low-risk. Removing it pushes agent work into a separate web tool that most people have never opened. The move makes the gap between casual Copilot users and those who actually build automations even wider.

Analysis

This deadline quietly kills the last easy on-ramp most teams had. Open Copilot Studio in the browser this week and build one three-step agent for a repetitive task, or accept that agent features will stay out of reach while your licence budget gets questioned.

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