Overview

Freeform time. Take what you’ve built and make it relevant to your product — there’s no right answer, just experimentation.


Part 1 — Rewrite the Agent Instructions

1

Open your agent in the Designer

Go to the Agents (preview) page and open your agent from Stage 2 in the Agent Designer.

2

Rewrite the instructions for your product

Replace the placeholder instructions with something meaningful to your scenario. Think about:

  • What business process does your product support?
  • What should the agent be good at? What should it avoid?
  • What tone or persona fits your product?

The more context you give it, the better it performs.

3

Run a task that makes sense for your scenario

Give it a task that reflects a real workflow from your product. Watch how it reasons through it.


Part 2 — Install Your App and Extend the Agent (Optional)

🔔 This environment has AppSource access
If you have an app published to AppSource (or a per-tenant extension available), you can install it here and let the agent interact with it.
4

Install your app from AppSource

Go to Extension Management and install your app, or search for it in AppSource via Microsoft AppSource in the Business Central marketplace.

5

Update the agent instructions to reference your app

Add context to the instructions so the agent knows your app exists and what it does. For example:

"This company uses [Your App Name] for [purpose]. When a user asks about [topic], navigate to [page] in [Your App Name] to find the answer."
6

Give the agent a task that touches your app

Give it something that touches a page from your app. Check the task log (Stage 4) to see how it got there.


💡 Ideas to try
  • Ask the agent to summarise data from a custom list page in your app
  • Ask it to create a record using your app's data entry page
  • Ask it something it can't do — then use the profile customisation from Stage 3 to restrict it further
  • Compare log entries between a task that succeeded and one that failed
✓ Stage complete when…
You've run at least one task using your own product-specific instructions and have a feel for the agent's strengths and limitations in your domain.