Anyone who has built anything nontrivial on Microsoft Dataverse knows the tax. You want to stand up a small data model, load a few thousand rows into it, and move the whole…
If you have done any serious application lifecycle management work in Power Platform, you know the pattern: you move flow ownership off a human being and onto a service principal, because people…
Every Monday I read what moved in the Microsoft Learn documentation over the previous week, mostly because I got tired of finding out about a capability three months late, when a customer…
There is a question I have been asked in one form or another by every administrator who has ever inherited a tenant full of Copilot Studio agents, and it always arrives with…
Every one of us who has stood up a model-driven app from nothing has lived the same first afternoon. You know the business process cold, you could describe it to a colleague…
Let me start with the announcement, because some of you came for the tool and not the story, and that is perfectly fine. Today I am releasing pac-copilot-kit, open source under MIT…
In my previous Copilot Studio article, I was working on a support agent grounded in Dataverse knowledge articles and a custom table of curated case resolutions, and I showed how to wire…
Not long ago, I set out to build a support agent in Microsoft Copilot Studio for a product in the Dynamics ecosystem: the kind of agent that answers customer questions grounded in…
Longtime readers may remember that the very last article I published before this blog went quiet, back in August of 2021, covered monitoring Power Apps with Azure Application Insights. So it is…
If there is one question I have learned to ask of every single action in every Power Automate flow I build, it is this one: what happens if this runs twice? Throughout…
