Home
Agents, skills, prompts, use cases and apps shared by colleagues, in one place.
Recently viewed
Popular
See allPrompts and skills will appear here soon.
Contributors
Agents
Explore agents published in this hub.
How availability works
Filtered by hub catalog visibility rules. Microsoft 365 availability may differ.
You may have more agents in M365 Copilot than the ones shown here. Missing one more people at your organization should know about?
Curated in this hub
Skills
Instructions and files that teach an agent one task well. Download a skill and add it to your agent.
Published skills will appear here once the API is available.
Read skills here. Set up and contribute skills on desktop.
Share a skill
Review before downloading
This skill runs with your agent’s permissions. Review it before you add it.
Prompt library
Ready-to-use prompts for Microsoft 365 Copilot. Fill in the blanks, then copy or open in Copilot.
- Use case
- Roles
- Variables
- Updated
- –
- Uses
- Owner
Customize & use
Live result
Updates as you fill in values.
Customize
Fill in your context
Add the values you know. The compiled prompt updates instantly and your values stay on this device.
Customize the prompt by filling in the fields below. Your values are saved on this device.
Usage Tips
Comments
Sign in to leave a comment.
Use cases
Learn the tools, or reuse a solution colleagues built for customers.
Submit a use case for review
Published use cases
GETTING STARTED
BEGINNER
How to create your first agent with Agent Builder
No results found · Try a different search term or filter.
Video coming soon
Getting started
Open Copilot Chat in Teams
A 2-minute walkthrough on launching Copilot Chat from Teams, switching between Work and Web modes, and asking your first prompt.
Video coming soon
Agents
Build your first agent in Copilot Studio
A short, hands-on walkthrough for creating, testing, and publishing your first internal agent. Includes the governance checklist.
Video coming soon
Workflow
From prompt to repeatable workflow
Take a prompt from the Prompt Library, customize it with your variables, and turn it into a saved workflow you reuse every week.
No published use cases yet
Approved use cases will appear here after admin review.
Apps
Official tools, plus experimental apps built by colleagues.
Official apps
No apps available yet.
Lab apps Lab
No lab apps shared yet. Be the first: select Share a lab app above.
Favorites
Everything you saved with the heart. Only you can see this list.
Favorites could not be loaded
Nothing was removed. Try again in a moment.
Nothing saved here yet
Select the heart on any agent, skill, prompt, use case or app to find it here later.
Go to HomeSubmissions
Everything you have shared. Follow the review, see what changed and keep your list tidy.
Your queue
Submission status
Only you can see your own submissions here.
No submissions yet
Submit a prompt, skill, or use case and its review status will appear here.
Improvement suggestions
Review received suggestions or track your own. Decisions do not change published content.
INTERNAL AI HUB
About this hub
Making AI tools easy to find and use.
This hub gathers use cases, prompts, agents, apps, and skills in one place. Content is curated to help you find the right AI tool, understand what it can be used for, and use it responsibly.
What you can find here
Use cases
Short videos and step-by-step guidance for common work activities.
Skills
Reusable skill packs you can inspect, download, and share.
Prompt library
Ready-to-use prompts that you can copy and adapt to your work.
Agents
Curated agent listings published in this hub. Hub visibility may depend on your role or group and does not prove Microsoft 365 availability.
Apps
Internal applications and tools published for specific teams or purposes.
Favorites
Items saved to your signed-in account for easier access across devices.
Before using an agent or app
Check the tool's description and usage guidance before entering information. Only use information that the tool explicitly says it is approved to process, and only when you are authorized to use that information for the intended purpose.
- Is this the correct tool for the task?
- What information am I about to enter?
- Am I authorized to use it for this purpose?
- Is the tool approved for this type of information?
- Do contracts, privacy rules, or other requirements add restrictions?
If you are uncertain, do not enter the information. Use your organization's official security and privacy guidance.
Information classification
Information must be handled according to its sensitivity. The person creating or handling information remains responsible for using the correct classification and an approved tool.
Non-business
Private information handled for personal purposes and unrelated to the organization's work. It is a separate information type, not the lowest level of the business classification scale.
Public
Information that may be freely shared inside or outside the organization.
Internal
Information intended for use within the organization. External sharing requires the information owner's approval.
Confidential
Information intended for specific recipients where unauthorized disclosure could have negative consequences.
Strictly confidential
Highly sensitive information intended only for specifically authorized recipients.
Additional handling rules
Personal data
Personal data requires an appropriate classification and an explicitly approved use case. Do not assume a classification label alone approves personal-data processing.
Third-party information
Customer or partner information may be subject to ownership, confidentiality, and contractual requirements even when no visible label is present.
Customer requirements
Customer contracts may set stricter requirements for where and how information is processed. They override simplified guidance on this page.
Understanding classification labels
When an approved classification is shown, it describes the highest classification the tool is approved to receive in its current configuration. It does not grant access, approve every use case, or override legal, privacy, contractual, or integration-specific restrictions.
Classification not provided: use Public information only until the individual tool explicitly states otherwise.
How content is published
Content submitted to the hub is reviewed by an administrator before it is published. The owner keeps each published item up to date, including who it is for, what it can be used for, and its limitations.
Personalized access (Agents)
The hub shows published catalog entries filtered by your sign-in. It is not a complete inventory of every agent you can access in Microsoft 365. A catalog group can control hub visibility without granting provider access, and provider access may exist without a hub listing. Ask the agent owner or hub administrator to verify those separately.
Contribute
Use the contribution action on the relevant catalog page to submit a use case, prompt, skill, app, or agent. Sharing an agent creates an admin review request only; any Microsoft 365 availability or deployment change remains a separate manual operator action.
Your data in this hub
What this hub stores about you, who sees it and how long it is kept.
What is stored
- Your name and an internal ID from your sign-in.
- What you share: content, comments, likes and favorites.
- What you send: feedback, suggestions and access requests, with any screenshots.
- When you copy a prompt or open it in an agent, and when you download a skill, to count use. The hub uses no tracking cookies.
- Your profile photo from Microsoft 365, shown on your contributor profile and in the list of contributors. The hub fetches it from Microsoft 365 when it is shown and keeps only a short-lived copy in memory; it is not saved in the hub.
Who sees it
- Your name on content you published and on your comments: everyone who uses the hub.
- Your submissions, feedback and suggestions: you and the administrators. A suggestion to a content owner is also seen by that owner.
- Your favorites: only you.
- Use of prompts and skills: everyone sees the totals on each prompt and skill, and administrators see totals too. The hub shows no one who used what. The log links prompt use to your internal ID for 90 days; a skill download is kept as a hashed receipt for 2 days.
How long it is kept
- Use of prompts: 90 days. Skill downloads: 2 days. After that only the totals without names remain, as long as the prompt or skill exists.
- Feedback to the hub: 90 days. Submissions that have been decided: 180 days.
- Suggestions: 30 days after a decision. Accepted public suggestions stay.
- Published content: stays. Archiving removes it from the catalog but does not delete it. If you ask for your data to be deleted, your name is removed from the content. Comments and favorites: until you delete them.
Deleting your data
- You can delete your own comments and favorites yourself.
- To see or delete everything stored about you, ask the hub administrators. They delete or anonymize it. Content you published stays, without your name.
Privacy contact:
Comments
Sign in to leave a comment.