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Microsoft adds Home, Code and Autopilot to Copilot

Automation builders can prototype in natural language, host the result under tenant controls and use Autopilot when work must continue without fresh prompts. Budget owners should plan separately for usage-billed agentic tasks and subscription-covered everyday assistance.

Microsoft adds Home, Code and Autopilot to Copilot

Microsoft has introduced three Copilot capabilities: Home unifies Chat and Cowork, Code builds custom solutions, and Autopilot handles persistent agentic work. Home and Code will begin reaching Frontier participants in the coming weeks, while Autopilot is set to expand into private preview at the end of the month.

Microsoft will put Cowork, Code, Autopilot, long-running agents and frontier models such as Astra and Fable on usage-based billing, while everyday AI uses fixed-cost subscriptions. Code lets users describe an app, tracker, dashboard, automation or workflow in natural language, then has Copilot choose an approach and build it in a sandbox.

Copilot Managed Runtime adds IT-governed hosting inside a company’s Microsoft 365 environment and supports apps made with Cowork, Code and Copilot Studio.

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