Researcher is designed to help users build detailed go-to-market strategies, analyze emerging product trends, or create comprehensive quarterly reports. It is capable of tacking complex, multistep research by reasoning across the web, trusted third-party data, and an organization’s internal work content across emails, chats, meetings, and files.
In the Copilot Studio, Claude Sonnet 4 and Claude Opus 4.1 can enable users to create and customize enterprise-grade agents. Enterprises can build, orchestrate, and manage agents powered by Anthropic models for deep reasoning, workflow automation, and flexible agentic tasks, stated the company. With multi-agent systems and prompt tools in Copilot Studio, users will have an option to mix models across Anthropic, OpenAI, and others from the Azure AI Model Catalog for specialized tasks.
Microsoft is presenting Claude not as a replacement for GPT models, but as a complementary option.
This story originally appeared on Computerworld
