Microsoft Agent Review Program
Microsoft experts help you review, debug, optimize, and validate your Copilot Studio agents, declarative agents, and skills. You use Agent Review Center, a tool you install in your own environment and keep.
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The Agent Review Program is an expert-guided service. Agent Review Center is the app it uses, installed in your own environment.
The service
Microsoft experts review your agent with you, help you fix what matters most, and re-run the review to check the fixes.
The tool
A Power Platform app that scores how your agent is built and how it behaves in real conversations, and lists findings with fixes.
Three sessions across four weeks. Microsoft experts guide each session, and your team works on the agent in between.
Session 1
Discovery, tooling setup, and data preparation
Confirm the use case, scope, success criteria, and top concerns. Install Agent Review Center and get the data ready for the review.
You leave with: an agreed scope and a plan for the review.
Session 2
Findings, patterns, and recommendations
Walk through the risk-ranked findings in Agent Review Center, and agree which fixes to make, with the rationale for each.
You leave with: a prioritized list of recommendations and agreed actions.
Between sessions
You implement the agreed fixes.
Session 3
Re-run against the baseline
Re-run the review, compare it with your baseline, and identify remaining gaps and follow-ups.
You leave with: a final review summary and next steps.
Beyond
Keep the tool and review your agents whenever you need to.
It reviews your agents against consistent architecture criteria, and tracks how their scores change over time.
Rules check how the agent is built: instructions, skills, tools, knowledge, orchestration, and evaluation coverage.
The Review Agent Components flow runs AI-assisted checks through the Agents connector. Their findings are labeled AI generated, so check the evidence before you act.
For a Copilot Studio agent, its conversation transcripts show errors, latency, and which knowledge sources it actually uses.
You get a letter grade, a score out of 100, and findings with evidence and fixes. Select Review again after you fix, and compare against your baseline.
What it reviews, its features, and its limits are in the FAQ about Agent Review Center.
Taken from a sample review.
Most setup needs a Power Platform admin, and transcripts only build up after recording is on, so start early.
Credits allocated, code apps on, and transcript recording on.
Who: Power Platform admin or environment admin
Microsoft Dataverse, Agents, and Power Automate Management, together in the same group.
Who: Power Platform admin
Who: System Administrator in the environment
Assign roles, share the agent and the app, then run the readiness checks.
Who: System Administrator, agent owner, and reviewers
Agent Review Center solution
Import the .zip as it is — don’t extract it.
What your team puts in, and what Agent Review Center needs.
One person who can work on the agent directly, with about 3–6 hours across the sessions.
Agreement to install and run Agent Review Center in your own environment. See the installation guide.
In testing, pilot, or production, with real conversations to analyze.
Copilot Studio tenant license, plus a Copilot Studio User License for each person who uses Agent Review Center.
Power Apps Premium coverage for each person who uses Agent Review Center (Premium license, pay-as-you-go, or App Pass).
Copilot Credits (Copilot Studio capacity pack or pay-as-you-go billing plan).
Standard release.
Pick an agent in testing, pilot, or production with enough real traffic for the findings to tell you something. We will scope it with you before anything starts.
If you are working with an agent
Nominate your agentIf you are on a Microsoft team
Nominate a customerQuestions about the program, whether your agent is a fit, or installing Agent Review Center? Email the team at serenaxie@microsoft.com. Don’t include transcripts or other sensitive data.
