Important: Copilot in Planner (preview) is beginning to roll out in the new Planner app in Teams. When available, you can access it with your Project Plan 3 or Project Plan 5 license.
What is Copilot in Planner?
Accelerate outcomes with AI. Through simple, natural-language prompts, Copilot in Planner helps you generate new plans, set goals, track status, and react to changes as projects evolve. Copilot will provide support for you and your team, making work and project management faster and easier than ever.
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Copilot in Planner combines the power of large language models (LLMs) with your Planner content to create, update, and answer questions about goals, tasks, and plans.
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Generate a plan by asking Copilot what you want to achieve.
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Create tasks, goals, and buckets through a chat interface.
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Update tasks, goals, and buckets through a chat interface.
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Create subtasks for a task, goal, or bucket.
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Provide answers to your questions based on a plan through a chat interface.
Copilot in Planner was evaluated through extensive manual and automatic testing on top of Microsoft internal usage and public data. More evaluation was performed over custom datasets for offensive and malicious prompts (user questions) and responses. In addition, Copilot in Planner is continuously evaluated with user online feedback.
A number of languages are supported in Copilot scenarios—the quality is expected to be highest in English, while in other languages the quality is expected to be improved over time. More languages and locales will be added in the future. Find more information at Microsoft Copilot supported languages.
The suggestions from Copilot in Planner are from AI, and we highly recommend that you review the suggestions before accepting them.
Copilot in Planner has been reviewed by our Responsible AI (RAI) team. We follow RAI principles and have implemented:
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Responsible AI handling pipeline to mitigate the risks like harmful, inappropriate content.
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In product user feedback with which users can report offensive content back to Microsoft.
