Microsoft released the recording of its September 15 Copilot, Microsoft 365, and Power Platform product updates call highlighting Copilot Studio GitHub Harness, SharePoint Embedded, and improved UX in the Copilot canvas, while recent Message Center notices and broader September rollouts emphasize native app building in Copilot Studio and Copilot Cowork, deeper Power Automate and Teams integrations, Power BI optimizations via Copilot, and the transition of Power Platform release plans to the always-on AI at Work roadmap.
- Recording of the September 15 product updates call is now available, covering Copilot Studio GitHub Harness, SharePoint Embedded capabilities, and enhanced UX experiences directly in the Copilot canvas.
- Native app building rolled out in public preview for Copilot Studio (and via /app skill in Copilot Cowork under Frontier), allowing makers to create full-stack business apps through natural language conversation grounded in organizational data, connectors, and Work IQ, with shared governance across agents and workflows.
- Power Platform 2026 Wave 1 features continue rolling out through September, including AI agent authoring and self-healing for Power Automate desktop flows, Copilot Studio-powered actions in cloud flows, modern theming and offline improvements in Power Apps, and object-centric process mining; traditional release plans end this month in favor of the AI at Work roadmap.
- SharePoint Framework (SPFx) 1.24 advances with Copilot Components in public preview (heading to general availability in October), enabling rich interactive UI experiences (cards, forms, actions) rendered on the Copilot canvas.
- Microsoft Teams receives updates for centralized resource management and removal of certain chat/channel panes, alongside continued Copilot Facilitator enhancements for mid-meeting web search.
- PowerPoint Copilot gains brand skill support for organization-published presentation guidance (including on Mac), while Power BI benefits from Copilot-driven semantic model and report optimization claims that can significantly reduce size and improve performance.
- Broader Microsoft 365 Copilot advancements include multi-model support (such as Grok availability in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint via Frontier), federated MCP connectors reaching general availability, and ongoing Power Automate document generation using SharePoint forms.
