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Kiota can be installed as an extension of VS code. Updating docs to use Kiota from VS code and create plug-ins.
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| Kiota now supports the generation of AI plugins, including Type-B Plugin manifests, tailored for Microsoft Copilots. These AI plugins can be used to ground Large Language Models (LLMs) by integrating them with relevant, use-case-specific data, thereby enhancing the user experience. | ||
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| This article provides instructions on how to use Kiota in Visual Studio Code (VS Code) to generate AI plugins, create API manifests, and integrate them with Microsoft Copilot workflows. |
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This documentation page was originally dedicated to the CLI options. It'll need to be revamped once we remove the feature flag for the CLI experience.
I suggest we move the documentation for the VS Code extension to a new dedicated page to avoid mixing things, plus this page is already quite long.
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I appreciate the input. I'll create a new topic.
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| # Using the Kiota tool | ||
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| Kiota now supports the generation of AI plugins, including Type-B Plugin manifests, tailored for Microsoft Copilots. These AI plugins can be used to ground Large Language Models (LLMs) by integrating them with relevant, use-case-specific data, thereby enhancing the user experience. |
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Official name is "Copilot Agent Plugins" CC @fabianwilliams
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@baywet @fabianwilliams, I'll make sure to give you a heads-up once the PR is ready for review.
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| 1. Open VS Code and go to the [Marketplace page of the extension](https://aka.ms/kiota/extension) | ||
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| 3. Once Kiota is installed, enable the integration with Teams Toolkit (TTK) to leverage Kiota for creating AI plugins. |
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We still have a large customer base who only generate API clients, I'd suggest we move this last point to a separate section below. And add another bullet point to tell them to install TTK extension in case they don't have it.
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Hi @baywet, this PR isn't ready for review. I am adding the info and then giving it a more coherent flow. Thanks for the feedback, though. I'll give you a heads-up once I'm done. :)
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Ah thanks for letting me know. Don't hesitate to switch the PR to draft, and back to ready when... Ready
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| Kiota now supports the generation of AI plugins, including Type-B Plugin manifests, tailored for Microsoft Copilots. These AI plugins can be used to ground Large Language Models (LLMs) by integrating them with relevant, use-case-specific data, thereby enhancing the user experience. |
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| Kiota now supports the generation of AI plugins, including Type-B Plugin manifests, tailored for Microsoft Copilots. These AI plugins can be used to ground Large Language Models (LLMs) by integrating them with relevant, use-case-specific data, thereby enhancing the user experience. | |
| Kiota now supports the generation of Copilot Agent plugins, including Type-B Plugin manifests, tailored for Microsoft Copilots. These AI plugins can be used to ground Large Language Models (LLMs) by integrating them with relevant, use-case-specific data, thereby enhancing the user experience. |
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Work in progress. Kiota can be installed as an extension of VS code. Updating docs to use Kiota from VS code and create plug-ins.