Microsoft lets anyone turn work context into hosted apps in Copilot Studio
clamanna · x · 2026-09-11
Microsoft now lets users build apps directly in Cowork and Copilot Studio. The pitch: it's not just another vibecoding play — the differentiator is what happens before and after code generation.
- Apps are built in the flow of work with Work IQ context: a planning conversation can evolve into an app based on meeting notes, email, and Teams threads
- Critically, apps are hosted, secured, and fully managed by Microsoft with native connections to business data — no more localhost demos or deployment approval hoops; just click share and send a link
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