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Technical inquiry for organizational risk assessment

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Hello team,

I am evaluating the Copilot Studio Kit for organizational deployment and would like to clarify several technical points for our internal risk assessment. Since I am unable to test the installation in a local or sandbox environment at this stage, I would appreciate your insights on the following:

  1. New Components
    What specific components are created within the Power Platform environment upon installation?
    (e.g., Dataverse tables, security roles, environment variables, cloud flows, etc.)

  2. Impact on Existing Agents
    Does installing or running this kit have any direct or indirect impact on the configuration or behavior of existing Copilot agents in the same environment?

  3. Data Storage
    Where are the test execution results and logs stored?
    Are they stored within the local Dataverse instance?

  4. Access Control
    Which security roles or permissions are required to view the test results and logs?
    Are any predefined roles included in the solution?

  5. Best Practices and Limitations
    What are the recommended best practices or known technical limitations when running this kit?
    Specifically, are there considerations regarding API quotas or potential performance impacts?

Thank you for your support and for providing this tool to the community.

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