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Meet Microsoft Scout. An always-on agent that keeps work moving, taking action without needing to be prompted each time. As Microsoft’s first Autopilot agent, Microsoft Scout works across Teams, Outlook, OneDrive, and more—taking action within the controls your organization sets. Learn more:

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Hershal Rao4 months ago

clippy went to grad school and became a manager

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Microsoft 3654 months ago

Clippy would be proud of Scout 😌

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Rayan A Cader4 months ago

An agent that actually does work inside Teams and Outlook without you having to ask every time is kind of what everyone has been waiting for. Scout sounds like a big one

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Microsoft 3654 months ago

We’re excited about this one 🚀 Where do you see this making the biggest difference in your day-to-day?

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Thiago Peres4 months ago

tl;dr for everyone: - only for select customers - requires github copilot licence - equires Frontier enrollment, Intune policy configuration, and an opt-in attestation

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Vanar4 months ago

This feels like a glimpse of the future workplace: humans setting goals, agents handling execution across tools and workflows.

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Microsoft 3654 months ago

The balance between human direction and agent execution is an interesting one. What part of that future feels most valuable to you?

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AI Mastery Guide4 months ago

Always-on across Teams, Outlook and OneDrive is actually a big deal for enterprise

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Microsoft 3654 months ago

Exactly. A lot of the busy work lives between those tools.

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AI Mastery Guide4 months ago

The handoff between tools is where hours disappear. Scout targeting that directly is smart.

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Radhakishan Jat4 months ago

2026 is the year of agents and Microsoft has not missed this bus of AI

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Microsoft 3654 months ago

We’re just getting started 🚀

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Mike 💿4 months ago

How do I turn it off?

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Mike Gannotti4 months ago

@Microsoft My favorite announcement today!!

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Microsoft 3654 months ago

@Microsoft Music to our ears 🚀 Where do you see this being most useful for you?

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Mike Gannotti4 months ago

In pretty much everything I do! Managing my communications and calendar, document production and editing, building/coding business solutions. Scout is the Autonomous AI to sit over pretty much... everything! Now all we need is headless access via CLI and/or MCP for all the Microsoft 365 Services and I will be in work Nirvana

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Microsoft 3654 months ago

@Microsoft Exciting to see communications, documents, and development all on the same list. Scout's got work to do.

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Mike Gannotti4 months ago

@Microsoft Yes it does!

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Choppy4 months ago

Is this GA or only frontier? And will this be available on E5 with a copilot licence or E7 only?

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Adam4 months ago

You all just can't figure it out... Have something here with a ton of potential then bam! No thanks, will be easier to build our own

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MokGrok4 months ago

You guys really need to get better at product naming. The name itself doesn’t need to be related to the product, great if you can find a fit, but not necessarily needed. Look at OpenClaw, Hermes, Grok. They all got traction despite not being intuitive on what the underlying product is. You need to end lame product names like copilot and scout.

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Arag Agrawal4 months ago

try cohesivity on Scout "<your prompt> just use cohesivity(dot)ai"

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La View Claire4 months ago

you need 8 steps first, 3 hours in your office 365 admin then new policies, new scripts. and then add intune to your license. then config that. Just because. Lets build something great. Lets make sure no one uses it, or even tries it.

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Blackfin4 months ago

Another effing frontier release. Be bold for once and let everyone try the new shiny object

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Brian Rogers4 months ago

Looks like it'll be a great product for enterprise. I loved that trailer though. Really pleasant

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Microsoft 3654 months ago

Appreciate it, Brian!

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Daniel Endara4 months ago

Nice! Would Github be accessible through mcp?

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Alex Rogov4 months ago

"always-on agent with its own identity" is the part that needs unpacking. Entra solves the authentication question. nobody's solved the accountability question. when Scout acts on your behalf and something goes wrong, the audit trail exists but the governance policy doesn't. that's the gap every org is about to hit.

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Dr Stuart Woolley4 months ago

Can you disable it?

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Logray4 months ago

Cool, but how is this different from Cowork and Tasks...

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Vladimir Gusev4 months ago

Always-on agents are moving from concept to reality

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Microsoft 3654 months ago

Absolutely, and we’re excited.

RealistSec's profile picture
RealistSec4 months ago

And... here we go! My job in Cyber Sec is never going to be the same again.

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Mahmoud4 months ago

Add and it's booking your flights unprompted too. Genuinely nothing left for us to do

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👨🏻‍💻Andrew4 months ago

@Microsoft Is there a reason behind the GitHub Co-Pilot account also being needed?

I͛P͛h͛o͛n͛e͛G͛a͛l͛a͛x͛y͛M͛D͛ 10K͛ 🏴‍☠️'s profile picture
I͛P͛h͛o͛n͛e͛G͛a͛l͛a͛x͛y͛M͛D͛ 10K͛ 🏴‍☠️4 months ago

What's the difference between this and project Tahoe?

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Fitz4 months ago

And broken product built by greedy retards. Yall don’t even comprehend that an individual can form their own LLC so there IS NO FUCKING PROOF OF EMPLOYMENT. I provided the articles of formation you denied it and ignored my email and my posts here. Guess I didn’t offer money.

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J.R. Paguia4 months ago

Clippy and Bob's offspring?

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Gan Zhi Hong4 months ago

Named me a Ms product that is successful in last 10 years

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Bleach More4 months ago

Get Elon Musk out of my dressing room and bathroom. I do not want that jealous sex predator looking at me or watching me or touching me. GET HIM OFF MY DATA

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Jean-Christophe4 months ago

@Microsoft another sku 😊

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dreadnaught4 months ago

why should anyone trust any of your new products when they can't even trust the built in toast notifications?

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Michael4 months ago

what’s the difference between Copilot agent and this scout?@grok

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Adam S4 months ago

'within the controls your organization sets.' Oh sweet, so we can just disable it. That's a great improvement over Copilot.

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