GoKawiilMicrosoft adds tabbed interface and Office integration to Copilot app
Microsoft is redesigning its standalone Copilot app with three new tabs: 'Home' for chats and task routing, 'Code' for building apps and dashboards from natural-language descriptions, and 'Autopilot' for agentic automation of recurring tasks. The app will also gain direct integration with Office applications, according to Jared Spataro, Microsoft's Chief Marketing Officer of AI at Work.
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The update suggests Microsoft is shifting its AI push away from embedding Copilot throughout Windows and toward a dedicated app aimed at business productivity. Features like Autopilot's ability to manage entire workflows without human input could appeal more to enterprises processing repetitive tasks than to everyday consumers, who Microsoft has struggled to convince to adopt Copilot broadly.
- Copilot app redesign introduces Home, Code, and Autopilot tabs
- Code tab lets users build apps, dashboards, and automations via natural language
- Autopilot tab can independently manage multi-step workflows like supplier reviews
Source: engadget.com — Devindra Hardawar, 2026-09-25
Published there as: “Microsoft's Copilot app adds Office, natural coding and automation”
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