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Enabling in M365 Copilot

If you've built a Teams app or agent and want to make it available in M365 Copilot, you can do so with a single CLI command that handles the manifest update automatically.

Using the Teams Developer CLI

teams app update <appId> --scopes personal,team,copilot

This command:

  • Adds copilot to the bot's scope list (and ensures personal is included — required by M365 Copilot)
  • Adds the copilotAgents.customEngineAgents block to the manifest automatically
  • Bumps the app version so Teams recognizes the change

Then reinstall the app. The quickest way is the install link from the original teams app create output. If you need to retrieve it again:

teams app get <appId> --install-link

Testing in Copilot

Once the updated app is installed:

  1. Open M365 Copilot in Teams or at m365.cloud.microsoft
  2. Your app should now be available as an agent option
  3. Interact with your agent through the Copilot interface

Manual Manifest Editing

If you are not using the Teams Developer CLI, you can update the manifest by hand. Add the following to your manifest.json:

"bots": [
  {
    "botId": "<your-bot-id>",
    "scopes": ["personal", "team", "groupChat", "copilot"]
  }
],
"copilotAgents": {
  "customEngineAgents": [
    {
      "type": "bot",
      "id": "<your-bot-id>"
    }
  ]
}

After editing, re-package and upload the manifest:

teams app manifest upload <appId> ./manifest.json

Or zip the manifest and icons manually (manifest.json + color.png + outline.png) and sideload the zip in Teams.

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