I just noticed that I suddenly have 143 agents in my Microsoft Cloud admin panel, which is a bit overwhelming. My usual user permissions allow me to enable or uninstall these newly added, externally-sourced agents, but this goes against my management standards. For now, I've disabled the non-Microsoft agents, keeping only one that I actually want to use. Can anyone guide me on how to configure this specific agent? Right now, I only see basic agent policies with checkboxes for custom, Microsoft, and non-Microsoft, but nothing that really helps with managing this situation. To make matters worse, I found no announcements or updates regarding this in the Microsoft 365 admin center's Message Center, which feels pretty careless. I might resort to PowerShell for mass disabling the non-Microsoft agents, but I'm concerned that this approach won't be sustainable if they keep adding new agents like this.
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To manage the agents, head over to the Copilot tabs in the 365 admin. It's pretty straightforward from there, just like where you disabled non-Microsoft agents before.
I can relate to that! My count is also climbing way faster than expected. Have you tried contacting support for more info?
Wow, I just checked and mine shot up to almost 200! What is happening? This feels out of control.
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