The Power CAT Copilot Studio Kit is a comprehensive set of capabilities designed to augment Microsoft Copilot Studio. The kit helps makers test custom copilots, use large language model to validate AI-generated content, and track aggregated key performance indicators (coming soon).
The Power CAT Copilot Studio Kit is a user-friendly application that empowers makers to configure copilots and tests sets. It has native capabilities such as Excel export or import for bulk creation and updates.
By running individual tests against the Copilot Studio APIs (Direct Line), the copilot responses are evaluated against expected results. To further enrich results, additional data points can be retrieved from Azure Application Insights and from Dataverse, by analyzing Conversation Transcript records (to get the exact triggered topic name, intent recognition scores, etc.). For AI-generated answers, that are by nature non-deterministic, AI Builder prompts are used to compare the generated answer with a sample answer or with validation instructions.
Today, the tool supports these types of tests:
- Response exact match.
- Attachments match.
- Topic match (requires Dataverse enrichment)
- Generative answers (requires AI Builder for response analysis, and Azure Application Insights for details on why an answer was or was not generated)
Coming soon: aggregate and retain key performance indicators from your custom copilots without having to parse complex conversation transcripts.
The Power CAT Copilot Studio Kit GitHub Repo contains the source, releases, issues and backlog items of all components that are part of the Power CAT Copilot Studio Kit.
- Prerequisites
- Installation instructions
- Configure users and teams
- Configure copilots
- Configure tests
- Run tests
- Analyze test results
- Troubleshooting
Optionally
As of the latest release:
- Multi-turn conversations are not supported.
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