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What is VBScript?

VBScript, which is included with Microsoft Internet Explorer, might not be compatible with other web browsers, so it's wise to check with your vendor regarding its support. It is advisable to utilize VBScript 2.0 or a more recent version when working with Agent, as earlier iterations may operate but lack certain essential functionalities. If you're interested in acquiring VBScript 2.0 or seeking further information, you can visit both the Microsoft Downloads platform and the Microsoft VBScript webpage. By employing VBScript (version 2.0 or above), you can ascertain whether Microsoft Agent is correctly installed by creating the object and verifying its availability. The provided sample code demonstrates how to check for the Agent control without triggering an automatic download, thus facilitating a more seamless user experience. Effectively executing this verification process can not only save valuable time but also boost the overall performance of your application. Ensuring compatibility and efficiency will ultimately lead to a more reliable user interaction.

What is Microsoft Autopilot?

Microsoft Autopilot is a long-running AI agent in Microsoft Copilot built to handle persistent, recurring, and proactive work across an organization. The product was previously called Scout and is positioned by Microsoft as a digital teammate that can continue operating without waiting for a prompt at every stage. Users can assign Autopilot a name, role, goal, and operating boundaries, after which it can monitor activity, follow up on threads, run recurring work, and resume projects over extended periods. One example provided by Microsoft is a supplier review process in which Autopilot can create the schedule and workback plan, prepare for meetings, manage follow-ups, and contact stakeholders for updates. Autopilot is cloud-hosted, so its work can continue while users are offline or focused elsewhere. Each Autopilot instance lives within the organization’s tenant and has its own identity, memory, computer, and workspace. It is built on Microsoft IQ, which connects enterprise knowledge, data, and workflows to provide context for the agent’s actions. Autopilot can surface across Microsoft 365 experiences including Teams, Outlook, chats, channels, and documents, where users can interact with it similarly to a colleague. The service is governed through organizational permissions, audit controls, and policy boundaries so companies can define what the agent is allowed to access and execute. Microsoft positions Autopilot alongside Cowork and Code as one of Copilot’s long-running agentic capabilities, with usage-based billing applied to this type of work. As announced on September 25, 2026, Autopilot was expanding to private preview at the end of September.

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Integrations Supported

Advanced Email Parser
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CodePal
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Overleaf
SlickEdit
System Frontier
TestComplete
Typora
UEStudio
phase 5

Integrations Supported

GitHub Copilot
Microsoft 365
Microsoft OneDrive
Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft SharePoint
Microsoft Teams
OpenClaw

API Availability

API Availability

Pricing Information

Free
Free Version

Pricing Information

Pricing not provided

Supported Platforms

Windows

Supported Platforms

SaaS
Windows
Mac

Customer Service / Support

Web-Based Support

Customer Service / Support

Web-Based Support

Training Options

Documentation Hub

Training Options

Documentation Hub

Company Facts

Organization Name

Microsoft

Company Website

docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/lwef/using-vbscript

Company Facts

Organization Name

Microsoft

Date Founded

1975

Company Location

United States

Company Website

www.microsoft.com

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Programming Languages

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Categories and Features

Agentic AI

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AI Agents

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AI Assistants

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