Announcing the preview of the Work IQ Developer Tools

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Software is shifting from apps built for people to agents that can reason over context and act on someone’s behalf. Microsoft 365 Copilot put that shift in front of hundreds of millions of users, and Work IQ gave agents a production-ready intelligence layer to build on. What’s been missing is the path in between: getting from an idea to a production agent running in front of customers. Today we’re announcing the developer preview of Work IQ Developer Tools (WIQD), the agentic experience for Microsoft 365 Copilot extensibility that takes any plugin (skills, connectors, declarative agents) from an empty folder to a published, monitored product. One install. One mental model. The whole lifecycle in a single flow that you, or the Copilot building alongside you, can run end to end. # Install WIQD on Windows iex "& { $(irm 'https://aka.ms/wiqd/install.ps1') }"

# Install WIQD on Mac / Linux curl -fsSL https://aka.ms/wiqd/install.sh | bash # Using your preferred agentic experience like Github Copilot CLI 

> Create an internal support plugin, add a declarative agent responsible for handling the most common asks from our knowledge base, a SKILL.md skill to help triage the support tickets, and a remote MCP connector to our internal support platform, validate it, and publish it to our internal catalog.

Why we built it If you’ve built any Microsoft 365 Copilot plugin including a skill, a connector or a declarative agent in the last six months, you know the drill. You scaffold, register, validate, share, target, submit, and track certification across systems. The Work IQ Developer …

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