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int-patterns

Pattern library for Copilot Studio agent design. Contains proven and recommended implementation patterns with YAML examples. Used by the Advisor agent to suggest patterns and by the Author agent to reference YAML structure during implementation. USE FOR: design guidance, pattern suggestions, review against best practices, troubleshooting known pitfalls, YAML reference during implementation. DO NOT USE FOR: general YAML schema reference (use int-reference), topic creation mechanics (use new-topic).

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# Copilot Studio Pattern Library

**Only read the pattern file relevant to the current task** — do NOT read all files.

## How to use patterns

Patterns are **recommendations, not requirements**. How you present them depends on your role:

**If you are the Advisor agent:**
- Present each pattern as a suggestion — explain the challenge it solves and why it's relevant
- Use status-appropriate language:
  - `proven`: "This is a proven pattern used in production — consider it for…"
  - `recommended`: "A recommended approach that works well — consider it for…"
  - `experimental`: "This is an experimental approach, not yet fully validated — you may want to test thoroughly before adopting"