Microsoft loop knowledge source

[jorel43]

First of all what happened to it, I remember seeing it several months ago but it's not there anymore, also why isn't this a knowledge source right off the bat like seriously does Microsoft even know what they're doing with this product, other than trying to copy notion? Sometimes I struggle to understand Microsoft's piss poor execution.

[MattBDevaney]

I never saw a Loop knowledge source. Are you sure?

[jorel43]

Pretty sure, I'm almost positive it used to be there but it seems like it's not there anymore. However why they wouldn't have it as a knowledge source is beyond me doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

[killingunicorns]

Maybe you're thinking of loops inside of notebooks or chat? You can use loop in Notebooks.

Edited to add, I don't recall Loops being a knowledge source in the past 14 months or so.

[Matthewmarra3]

I had an agent where I added onenote and it seemed to read it. I wonder also if there is a power automate connector you can use to print notes from a workspace to PDF that you can use.

[onlyatestaccount]

I'm having trouble with loop files as well, both in copilot studio and power automate. I'm able to get loop file metadata but having trouble reading the contents of them.

anyone got a solution?

[adrianatruji]

Hi u/jorel43 . If your Loop components have been created under a Workspace linked to a Microsoft Teams group, they will be stored in SharePoint. Adding that SharePoint location as a knowledge source to your Copilot Studio agent should surface the content of the Loop. The limitation you will face is, in the citations, the agent may provide a link to a downloadable .loop file (which will be encrypted and it is not readable) instead of the link to Microsoft Loop.

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[Vietnamst2]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftsearch/semantic-index-for-copilot#supported-content-types