Connect Copilot for Microsoft 365 to your external data in real-time with message extension plugins built with TypeScript and Visual Studio Code
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Learn how to build Copilot for Microsoft 365 message extension plugins to connect it to external data sources and extend its capabilities with TypeScript.
Understand what message extensions are and how to build them, Create a message extension, Understand how to authenticate users using single sign-on and call a custom API protected with Microsoft Entra authentication, Understand how to extend and optimize message extensions for use with Microsoft 365 Copilot
Basic knowledge of TypeScript, Basic knowledge of Bicep, Basic knowledge of authentication, Administrator access to a Microsoft 365 tenant, Access to an Azure subscription, Access to Microsoft 365 Copilot is optional and required only to complete one exercise, Visual Studio Code, Node.js v18
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