Master Teams with Copilot
See how Copilot helps you stay on top of meetings, chats, and collaboration in Microsoft Teams. From summarising conversations to capturing actions, Copilot helps teams stay aligned and focused without information getting lost.
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Teams Prompt Library – Everyday Prompts You Can Reuse
Explore our Prompt Library to see real‑world examples of how to use Copilot effectively. These ready‑to‑use prompts are designed to help you get better results faster, using the GCSE method to keep requests clear, focused, and practical.
Understanding Meetings:
Summarise this meeting so I can quickly understand what was discussed. I’m catching up after the call, so use the meeting content and present the summary clearly.
Identify the key decisions made in this meeting. Use the meeting discussion as the source and present the decisions as bullet points.
Highlight the main discussion points from this meeting. I want an overview, so use the meeting content and keep it concise.
Summarise this meeting for someone who didn’t attend. Use the full meeting details and keep the explanation easy to understand.
Actions & Follow‑Ups:
Identify any action items from this meeting. Use the meeting conversation and list the actions clearly.
Pull out follow‑up tasks mentioned during this meeting. I need to track next steps, so use the meeting content and present them as a checklist.
Identify who is responsible for which actions from this meeting. Use the meeting discussion and present the results clearly.
Summarise next steps agreed during this meeting. Use the meeting content and keep the output brief and structured.
Chats & Conversations:
Summarise this chat so I can quickly understand what’s been discussed. I’m catching up on the conversation, so use the chat messages and keep it clear.
Explain what this conversation is about in simple terms. Use the chat history and keep the explanation short.
Identify important points from this chat thread. Use the conversation as the source and present them as bullet points.
Highlight any questions raised in this chat that still need answers. Use the chat messages and list them clearly.
Catching Up & Context:
Help me catch up on what I’ve missed in this channel. Use recent messages and summarise the key updates.
Summarise recent activity in this team so I understand what’s changed. Use the available conversations and keep it concise.
Explain what I need to know to rejoin this conversation. Use the chat and meeting history and present a clear overview.
Clarity & Alignment:
Clarify what was agreed in this conversation. Use the chat or meeting content and clearly explain the outcome.
Identify any conflicting viewpoints in this discussion. Use the conversation as the source and explain them neutrally.
Summarise the outcome of this discussion so everyone is aligned. Use the existing conversation and keep it clear.
Reviewing & Sharing:
Create a short summary of this meeting that I can share with others. Use the meeting content and keep it professional.
Write a clear update based on this conversation. Use the chat or meeting as context and make it easy to understand.
Summarise this discussion into key points I can add to a document. Use the conversation and present them clearly.
Create a brief overview of this channel for someone new joining the team. Use recent activity and keep it simple.
Final Checks:
Review this conversation and highlight anything that still needs action. Use the chat or meeting content and list items clearly.
Summarise this meeting into a one‑page overview. Use the meeting details and focus on what matters most.
Create a concise summary of this discussion for quick reference. Use the full conversation and keep it short and clear.