Copilot Studio rebuild brings agent workflows into one workspace
Microsoft announced a rebuilt Copilot Studio on June 9, 2026. The update adds a new workflow designer, agent nodes, stronger instruction handling, versioning, node-by-node testing, and preview support for MCP server-enabled tools. Microsoft says the new experience is generally available worldwide.
Power Automate builders already struggle when flows depend on too many connectors, owners, approvals, and undocumented handoffs. Adding agents can make that worse if the AI step is treated as magic instead of another part of the process. The rebuild matters because it puts structured workflow steps and agent handoffs closer together. That should make some automations easier to design, but it also raises the standard for documenting what the agent is allowed to do, when a human approves, and how the flow fails safely.
Analysis
Use the new workflow designer for one low-risk internal process first. Write down the deterministic steps, the agent handoff, the approval gate, and the fallback route before you connect it to a live business workflow.
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