Microsoft Launches Unified Copilot App with Chat, Coding, and Agent Capabilities
Microsoft has officially launched its new Copilot "super app," combining multiple AI capabilities into one unified experience. The redesigned application integrates chat, coding assistance, and AI agents under a single roof, signaling Microsoft's intent to position Copilot as a central AI hub for users.
The new app features three primary tabs: Home, Code, and Autopilot. The Home section merges Copilot Chat and the Cowork feature, serving as the default landing experience for users. A new Today feature provides a personalized dashboard highlighting important information and updates.
A notable change involves Microsoft's AI personal assistant previously announced at Build. The company is rebranding Scout as Autopilot, integrating it directly into the Copilot ecosystem. This agent-based capability allows users to delegate complex, multi-step tasks to the AI assistant.
The launch reflects a broader industry trend toward consolidating AI tools. By bundling these functionalities, Microsoft aims to make Copilot a more comprehensive destination for both casual users and developers working with AI-assisted workflows.