!improving Copilot Studio agent with GHC

Check the blog post https://www.karlex.fi/improving-copilot-studio-agent-with-ghc/ In this video, I test GitHub Copilot with the new Power Platform Architect skills in a real Copilot Studio multi‑agent orchestration setup — and things don’t quite go as planned. I start by letting GitHub Copilot create a plan and then execute it directly against an existing Copilot Studio multi‑agent solution. At some point, I accept changes too automatically… and end up breaking a previously working agent orchestration. From there, this video turns into a very honest walkthrough of: What happens when you mix manual agent design with agentic development How GitHub Copilot handles Copilot Studio errors Why visibility and control matter in multi‑agent orchestration When agentic mode works well — and when it really doesn’t Why sometimes the only solution is to delete everything and start from scratch I also compare this experience with another case where I built a Copilot Studio agent from scratch using Claude Code, where agentic mode worked exactly as intended. That contrast led to a clear conclusion: 👉 If you start building a Copilot Studio agent manually, don’t mix it halfway with agentic development 👉 If you want agentic development, let the agent start from a clean slate This is not a tutorial or a polished demo — this is how Copilot Studio, GitHub Copilot, and multi‑agent orchestration behave in real life, including frustration, debugging, and wasted hours. If you’re working with: Copilot Studio Multi‑agent architectures GitHub Copilot for Power Platform Agentic development workflows this video will likely save you some pain. Topics covered GitHub Copilot + Copilot Studio Power Platform Architect skills Multi‑agent orchestration Agentic vs manual development Debugging Copilot Studio agents Claude Code vs GitHub Copilot Real‑world AI development pitfalls About me I’m Karl‑Johan Spiik, Microsoft MVP, working extensively with Copilot Studio, Power Platform governance, and multi‑agent architectures in real customer projects. Feel free to subscribe if you want more non‑marketing AI and Copilot Studio experiments. Action is still the most beautiful form of speech.