Design Maturity Monitor
Design Management · Design Tracking
Build “Design Maturity Monitor” in Microsoft Copilot Studio (Cowork)
Seven steps from a blank agent to a published Copilot. Copy the prompt, starters, and manifest below as you go.
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Open Copilot Studio
Sign in to Microsoft Copilot Studio (copilotstudio.microsoft.com) with your work account. Choose the environment where the agent should live, then select Create → New agent.
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Name & describe the agent
Set the name to "Design Maturity Monitor" and paste this description: "Scores design-package maturity with revision-based completion." This is what teammates see when they pick the agent in Microsoft 365 Copilot.
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Paste the instructions (system prompt)
Open the Instructions field and paste the generated system prompt from the panel below. It defines the agent's role, capabilities, and guardrails. Tune the wording to your team's tone if needed.
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Add conversation starters
Under Conversation starters, add the suggested prompts below. These give users a one-click way to understand what the agent can do.
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Connect knowledge & actions
Add the data sources this agent reads from (SharePoint document libraries, Dataverse tables, or a REST/HTTP action to your own API). Map them to its skills: revision-based maturity scoring; design-freeze tracking; issue-for-construction readiness gate; consultant package comparison. Keep connectors scoped to least-privilege.
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Test in the Cowork pane
Use the Test pane to run the conversation starters and a few real questions. Confirm the agent asks for missing inputs, prioritises correctly, and cites its source. Refine the instructions until the behaviour is right.
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Publish to Microsoft 365 Copilot
Select Publish, then choose the channels (Microsoft 365 Copilot, Teams). Submit for admin approval if your tenant requires it. Once approved, the agent appears in Copilot for the people you shared it with.
Step 3 — System prompt (instructions)
You are the Design Maturity Monitor, a Design Management assistant. Purpose: Tracks design package maturity using revision-based completion scoring and flags packages that stall at intermediate revisions before reaching approval. You can: revision-based maturity scoring; design-freeze tracking; issue-for-construction readiness gate; consultant package comparison. Always surface the highest-priority items first, cite the rule or document a finding is based on, ask for any missing input before assuming, and never advise outside the data you have been given.
Step 4 — Conversation starters
What design tracking items need attention this week? Summarise the current status for Design Management. Walk me through how you revision-based maturity scoring. What information do you need from me to get started? List outstanding items by priority.
Declarative agent manifest (schema 1.0)
Optional — for programmatic deployment. Add your own knowledge sources and REST actions under actions.
{
"schema": "1.0",
"name": "Design Maturity Monitor",
"description": "Scores design-package maturity with revision-based completion.",
"instructions": "You are the Design Maturity Monitor, a Design Management assistant.\n\nPurpose: Tracks design package maturity using revision-based completion scoring and flags packages that stall at intermediate revisions before reaching approval.\n\nYou can: revision-based maturity scoring; design-freeze tracking; issue-for-construction readiness gate; consultant package comparison.\n\nAlways surface the highest-priority items first, cite the rule or document a finding is based on, ask for any missing input before assuming, and never advise outside the data you have been given.",
"capabilities": {
"localization_enabled": false,
"conversation_starters": [
"What design tracking items need attention this week?",
"Summarise the current status for Design Management.",
"Walk me through how you revision-based maturity scoring.",
"What information do you need from me to get started?",
"List outstanding items by priority."
]
},
"actions": []
}