Copilot agents.

110 agents you can build in Copilot Studio against Keep. None of them write to a source system, and each answers within the permissions of the person asking.

How Copilot connects

Copilot Studio agent

In Microsoft. Instructions, trigger phrases, and the connection to Keep.

Keep, over MCP

Retrieval across the connected sources, scoped to the caller's access.

The company's systems

Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, GitHub, QuickBooks.

Nothing writes back to a source system.
Nothing is copied into Microsoft's index.
49 of the 110 agents work against the live connectors today. The catalog marks those with ★.
For a single task for your own assistant, see Skills.

The first ten

Ten agents for a first meeting

Executive and cross-company

★ Weekly digest

What changed across every system last week, written for one executive and scoped to what they can see.

Board pack assembler

Pulls the metrics, the commentary and the prior deck into a draft, with each number traced to its source.

★ Decision archaeology

Where was this decided, by whom, and what was the reasoning. Finds the thread, not just the outcome.

Commitment tracker

Promises made in writing across email, chat and contracts, with dates and owners.

★ Company answer desk

Answers "what is our policy on X" from real internal documents, quoting the paragraph and naming the file.

Quarter retrospective

What shipped, what slipped, what it cost, assembled from the systems rather than from memory.

Attention map

Where discussion is concentrated this month, which surfaces bottlenecks nobody has escalated.

New executive context pack

The last twelve months of a function's history, permission-scoped, for someone who just joined.

Duplicate effort finder

Two teams solving the same problem in different systems.

★ What is waiting on me

Every thread across systems where someone is blocked on this person.

Sales and revenue

★ Account brief

One customer, everything: email and Teams threads, the proposal, the shared channel, their issues, their invoices and payment history.

★ Renewal prep

What they pay, what was promised in writing, what is unresolved, what changed since last year.

★ Pricing precedent

What we have charged for this shape of deal before, with the evidence.

Proposal assembler

Finds the closest prior proposal and adapts it, rather than starting from a template.

Competitive mentions

Everywhere a competitor came up, across email, chat and notes, with context.

Deal risk scan

Deals with no recent activity, unanswered questions, or unresolved commitments.

Champion tracker

Who at the account actually engages, based on real correspondence.

Lost deal post-mortem

The full record of what happened, without relying on anyone's write-up.

Warm path finder

Who at our company already knows someone at the target account.

★ Follow-up drafter

The email after the meeting, grounded in the actual thread and prior commitments.

★ Quote versus invoice check

What was quoted against what was billed.

Territory handover pack

Everything a rep needs when an account changes hands.

★ Reference customer finder

Customers with evidence of being happy: paid on time, praised in writing, low support load.

RFP answer bank

How we answered this exact question before, and whether it is still true.

Customer success and support

★ Customer health brief

Payments, support volume, sentiment in shared channels, open commitments, in one view.

★ Escalation timeline

What happened, in order, across every system, for the call you are about to take.

Pre-reply context pack

Everything about this customer before anyone answers the ticket.

Recurring issue detector

The same complaint arriving from different customers in different systems.

Onboarding status

Where each new customer stands against what was promised.

★ Churn signal scan

Silence, unpaid invoices, dropped engagement, unresolved complaints.

QBR prep

The quarter's real story for one account.

Knowledge gap finder

Questions asked repeatedly that no document answers.

★ Feature request roll-up

Requests mapped to the accounts and revenue behind them.

Answer drafter with citations

A reply grounded in internal material, with sources the agent names.

Finance and accounting

★ Why is this invoice unpaid

Starts at the invoice, finds the email and chat where it stalled, shows the timeline.

★ Vendor spend review

What we pay each vendor against what the contract says and what was negotiated.

★ Duplicate payment finder

The same vendor or bill paid twice under different names.

★ Contract versus invoice check

Billed amounts against agreed terms.

★ Month-end close helper

Open items, who owns each, and where the supporting document lives.

★ Expense anomaly explainer

Unusual charges with the conversation that explains them.

★ Renewal calendar from the ledger

Every recurring payment and when it renews, built from invoices and contracts.

★ Customer payment behavior brief

Who pays late, how late, and what usually unblocks them.

Budget versus actual narrative

The numbers plus the reasons, drawn from the discussions behind them.

Cost driver explainer

What actually moved a line item this quarter.

★ AP inbox triage

Which incoming bills are new, duplicates, or disputed.

Unusual contract terms

Agreements with payment or delivery terms that differ from the norm.

Audit request responder

Assembles the supporting documents for a specific request.

★ Cap table question desk

Answers from the authoritative version, and names the duplicates so nobody uses the wrong one.

Engineering and product

★ Ship report

Commits, pull requests and announcements turned into something the rest of the company can read.

★ Incident timeline

The outage reconstructed across code, chat and calendars, in order.

★ Owner finder

Who knows this part of the system, based on who has actually worked in it.

★ Pull request context

Why this code exists, linked to the discussion that produced it.

★ Release notes drafter

Customer-readable notes from the actual changes.

Trouble spot report

Where bugs cluster, and what those areas have in common.

Upgrade history

When a dependency last moved, who did it, and what broke.

★ Repo orientation

What to read first in this codebase, and which documents are current.

★ Design decision archaeology

Why we chose this approach, with the thread that decided it.

Roadmap versus reality

What was planned against what the commits say happened.

Bug to code linker

Customer report to ticket to the change that fixed it.

Deprecation impact

Who depends on the thing we want to remove.

★ On-call handoff pack

What is running hot, what changed recently, what to watch.

Spec versus shipped

Where the implementation diverged from what was specified.

People and HR

★ Policy desk

Handbook and policy answers, quoted and sourced, with an honest "not covered" when it is not.

★ Onboarding buddy

Answers a new hire's questions from real internal material, scoped to what they may see.

★ Departure handover

What a leaving employee owned across documents, repos, channels and threads.

Manager prep

What each report has been working on, within the manager's own permissions.

Interview prep pack

Role context, prior debriefs for the same role, and what the team actually needs.

Internal skills finder

Who has done this kind of work, evidenced by their work rather than their profile.

Time off and benefits answers

From the current documents, not a stale wiki.

Quiet contributor finder

People whose work shows up everywhere and in no status report.

Training gap detector

Questions being asked that suggest something is not being taught.

Team charter assembler

What this team owns, drawn from what it actually does.

Legal and compliance

★ Obligation tracker

What we committed to, against what is happening in tickets and invoices.

Clause finder

Every agreement containing this term.

Counterparty status

Which agreements exist with whom, and which are unsigned.

Date calendar

Renewal, termination and notice dates pulled out of agreements.

Data processing inventory

Which systems hold which categories of data, assembled from real configuration.

Audit evidence assembler

The documents and records a specific control question needs.

Exception log

Approved departures from policy, and who approved them.

Signature chase

Agreements sent and never returned.

Marketing

★ Customer story mining

Evidence for a case study: the results, the quotes, the timeline.

Message consistency check

How we describe ourselves across documents, decks and the site.

Launch retrospective

What we said we would do, what we did, what landed.

Competitor claim tracker

What competitors are claiming, gathered from what our own people report.

★ Content gap from real questions

The questions prospects and customers actually ask that nothing answers.

Event follow-up pack

Who we met, what was said, what was promised.

Testimonial sourcing

Real praise in writing, with the source, ready to request permission for.

Fact-check the website

Public claims against internal reality.

Operations and IT

★ Access review pack

Who can see what, per system, ready for a quarterly review.

★ Tool inventory and spend

The applications in use against the invoices being paid.

★ Unapproved tool finder

Software being discussed and used that nobody approved or is paying for.

Runbook assembler

The steps for a recurring operation, drawn from how it was actually done last time.

Security questionnaire answering

Our real answers, with the evidence behind each.

Offboarding checklist by system

Everything to revoke for this person, per source.

★ Document sprawl report

Duplicates, near-duplicates and stale documents, with the current one identified.

Meeting load analysis

Where the calendar is consuming the most time and what it produces.

Security and risk

★ Broad sharing report

Documents shared more widely than they should be.

★ External access review

Outside parties with access, and to what.

★ Credential mention scan

Keys and passwords pasted into chat or documents.

Incident evidence pack

Everything relevant to an investigation, gathered once, with permissions preserved.

Third party inventory

Who has integrations or access into our systems.

Practice versus policy

Where what we do and what we wrote down have drifted apart.

Microsoft suite coverage

Teams channel digest

What mattered in these channels, with the outside context Copilot cannot see.

★ Thread summarizer with context

The Outlook thread, plus the invoices, tickets and commits it refers to.

★ SharePoint cleanup advisor

Which sites and libraries hold duplicates, stale content or over-shared files.

Promote this file

Personal OneDrive files that other people keep asking for and should be shared properly.

★ Calendar priority brief

What this week's meetings are really about, and which ones have no preparation behind them.

Task roll-up

Planner and To Do status turned into a real picture of who is committed to what.

★ Authoritative workbook finder

Which spreadsheet is the current one, and where the copies live.

Notes surfacing

OneNote and Loop content that answers a question nobody knew was already answered.