Building declarative agents with the Teams Toolkit | #CopilotChronicles

Declarative agents enable you to take the power of Microsoft 365 Copilot and tailor it for your organizational needs. You can focus them to a specific data source, like a SharePoint site; you can extend their knowledge with external data, thanks to Graph connectors; you can enable them to perform actions, with API plugins. Join us to know how you can use Visual Studio Code and the Teams Toolkit to build agents for your organization!

The session will focus on: Declarative agents, Teams Toolkit, Microsoft 365 Copilot
Learn More- https://aka.ms/AgentsTeams-Toolkit

What will the attendees learn from this session?
How to build declarative agents for Microsoft 365 Copilot using the Teams Toolkit

Event Host: Kamal Shree Soundirapandian
Kamal Shree is a Developer Advocate at Microsoft. She is a Google Developer Expert, YouTuber (Whatsupcoders) with 12 years of experience in Web Technologies, Android, Flutter, and HarmonyOS. She has worked for multinational firms in India, Netherlands, and the USA. She is also a Mentor and Open-Source Community Builder.

Social Handles of the speaker:
https://twitter.com/whatsupcoders
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamalshree/

Guest Speaker Bio-Matteo Pagani
Matteo is a Sr Cloud Solution Architect on Microsoft's Modern Work CSU Global - AI, & Ecosystem team. He collaborates with global enterprises to craft cutting-edge solutions for the Microsoft 365 and Copilot ecosystem, leveraging the latest advancements in AI and application development. Known for his love of knowledge sharing, Matteo actively contributes to the developer community through insightful articles, blog posts, books, and inspiring talks at conferences worldwide. Before joining Microsoft, he was recognized as a Microsoft MVP in Windows Development and served as a Nokia Developer Champion for nearly five years, cementing his reputation as a leader in the developer community.

Social Handle of the speaker-
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matteopagani/
GitHub: https://github.com/qmatteoq