Transcript
In this video, we'll connect two everyday tools, Slack and Microsoft Outlook, to a Copilot Studio agent, going from setup to a live working agent in just a few simple steps. Let's start by creating the MCP servers, one for Slack, one for Microsoft Graph Mail and Calendar. For each, we connect the remote MCP, setup authentication, and deploy. Once deployed, both the Slack and Outlook MCP servers are ready to use, and AI Gateway is ready to connect to any MCP client, including Microsoft Copilot Studio. Next, we move to Microsoft Copilot Studio. We copy the MCP server URL from AI Gateway and add it as a new tool, connecting it directly. Inside Copilot Studio, we're building an agent called Morning Brief Assist. We add Slack as a tool and authenticate it directly with Sequence AI Gateway. We do the same for Outlook, adding it as a tool and authenticating it with AI Gateway. With both tools added, Slack and Outlook are now connected to the Morning Brief Assist agent and ready to use. We test the agent by asking what tools are available. It responds with everything it can do across Slack, Outlook, and Universal Search – messages, calendars, users, and company documents. Next, we ask the agent to pull next week's meetings, summarize today's schedule, and send that summary to Slack. The agent pulls the meeting data and confirms the summary has been sent to the Slack DM. We ask the agent to also show the summary here, and it displays the exact meeting recap that was sent to Slack. Sequence AI Gateway MCPs work seamlessly across every MCP client, governed and secured at the gateway level.
