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Microsoft FastTrack open source

Browse the catalog

Field-tested guides, agents, scripts, and analytics from Microsoft FastTrack to plan, deploy, govern, and measure Microsoft 365 Copilot and agents.

Catalog License: MIT Contributors Last commit PRs Welcome

Browse the catalog

The catalog is the easiest way to search, filter, and preview everything in this repo.

Browse What you will find
Guides & planning Interactive implementation guides, decision guides, calculators, and planning templates for Copilot and agent deployments.
Agents Ready-to-use agents for Copilot Studio, Agent Builder, and GitHub Copilot, plus Employee Self-Service extensions.
Analytics Power BI templates, interactive report navigators, and Copilot usage reporting.
Scripts PowerShell scripts and snippets for Microsoft 365 administration, including Teams, Viva Engage, and SharePoint.

What is in this repo

Folder What you will find
copilot-agent-strategy/ Interactive guides and planning tools, including the Agent 365 guides, the cost calculator, and the agents guide.
copilot-agent-samples/ Copilot Studio agents, Agent Builder agents, GitHub Copilot agents and skills, and Employee Self-Service extensions.
copilot-analytics-samples/ Power BI templates, an interactive reports navigator, and an interaction report generator.
scripts/ PowerShell scripts for Microsoft 365 administration. Each folder has its own README; retired scripts are kept in scripts/archive/.
samples/ Teams and Viva Engage code samples and snippets.
tools/ SimpleGraph (a lightweight Microsoft Graph wrapper for PowerShell) and the catalog build tooling.
docs/ The catalog metadata schema used by every resource README.
copilot-prompt-samples/ Archived. See PnP Copilot Prompts for a maintained prompt library.

catalog.json, r/, sitemap.xml, feed.xml, and index.html power the catalog site. The first four are generated from each resource's README front matter, so do not edit them by hand. You can follow new and updated resources through the Atom feed.

Using the resources

Every resource folder has a README that explains what it does, what it needs, and how to run it. Resources are provided as-is, so test them in a non-production tenant first, especially anything that changes or deletes data. Resources marked Preview are still maturing, and Archived resources are kept for reference only.

Ideas welcome

If you have ideas that would improve our delivery, experience, or process, open an issue or start a discussion. We cannot promise every idea will be implemented, but we value your feedback. Please include enough detail for us to understand and respond.

Have a script, agent, or guide that would be valuable to the community? Pull requests are welcome.

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md before you start. In short: put your resource in the right folder, start its README from TEMPLATE-README.md, include the catalog metadata, and keep customer-specific information out. If you have questions, ask in an issue. We would love to talk through your idea first.

Support statement

The scripts, samples, and tools made available through the FastTrack Open Source initiative are provided as-is. These resources are developed in partnership with the community and do not represent official Microsoft software. As such, support is not available through premier or other Microsoft support channels. If you find an issue or have questions please reach out through the issues list and we'll do our best to assist, however there is no associated SLA.

Code of Conduct

This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.

Legal Notices

Microsoft and any contributors grant you a license to the Microsoft documentation and other content in this repository under the MIT License, see the LICENSE file, and grant you a license to any code in the repository under the MIT License, see the LICENSE-CODE file.

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