Update SPE agent spe-da.md

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Updating SPE copilot --> SPE agent

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Cleaned up verbiage here for entire doc:

• SPE copilot -> SPE agent
• Updated FAQ to reflect current status of PAYG
• Note section: cleaned up run on sentence

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[cindylay]

@yratna can you review this content to make sure it is correct?

[cindylay]

@dluces as an FYI

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will approve once SMEs sign off

[dluces]

"Copilot interactions" should be changed to "SPE agent interactions"

[dluces]

Debatable use of "copilot" here--we should probably avoid all mentions to copilot. "Details usage and billing for SharePoint Embedded agents" maybe?

[dluces]

SharePoint Embedded agent enables you to build Microsoft 365 Copilot functionality add AI capabilities into your application through a simple SDK. This copilot chat control offers the following features:

[tonchan-msft]

"Copilot interactions, including those from Copilot license users" - should it starts with "Microsoft 365 Copilot"?

[dluces]

These are not M365 copilot interactions. These are SPE agent interactions. We should actually not talk about anything M365 Copilot related here to avoid confusion. The only accepted reference to copilot would be to clarify that Copilot licences do not count towards SPE agents and that usage will be billed consumptively for those users too.

[tonchan-msft]

I meant to say should "Copilot license users" be "Microsoft 365 Copilot license users"?

[dluces]

"SharePoint Embedded agent interactions" instead of "Copilot interactions"

[tonchan-msft]

"Copilot interactions, including those from Copilot license users" - should it starts with "Microsoft 365 Copilot"?

[dluces]

Change "copilot" for "agent". "...your agent to specific data sources", "...tailor the agent experience", "...optimize you agent's effectiveness"

[tonchan-msft]

"Copilot interactions, including those from Copilot license users" - should it starts with "Microsoft 365 Copilot"?

[tonchan-msft]

"Copilot interactions, including those from Copilot license users" - should it starts with "Microsoft 365 Copilot"?

[tonchan-msft]

On "trial container types" and "standard container types", capitalization matters. It needs to always be "Container Type". Trial and standard, have no preference/mandate

[tonchan-msft]

"Currently there is no upgrade path from Trial to Standard container types" - can we reword this to not potentially create a false expectation that someday we will provide a path for trial->standard?

[tonchan-msft]

"thumbs up and down" ---> "thumbs up or down"

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