Microsoft folds chat, coding and agents into one Copilot app

single source· 1 articles · confidence: low · first seen 2026-09-25 12:00 UTC

What this means for you

Nothing to act on yet: no price, no platform list, no date beyond the unveiling. If you depend on Scout or on Copilot's standalone chat and coding surfaces, the announcement gives a new name and a new bundle but no migration path or timeline.

Microsoft has launched a redesigned Copilot app that puts chat, coding and agents into a single interface, after teasing it in August. The company is also renaming Scout — the personal assistant it showed at its Build conference earlier this year — to Autopilot. Microsoft describes the app as a "super app", meaning it collapses separate products into one place. The Verge's report, which is short, gives no pricing, no rollout date and no list of supported platforms, so what existing users of the separate Copilot surfaces will actually get is not yet clear.

Key facts

  • ·Microsoft officially unveiled the redesigned Copilot app on 25 September 2026. source
  • ·The redesigned app combines chat, coding and agents into a single interface. source
  • ·Scout, the AI personal assistant Microsoft unveiled at Build earlier this year, is being rebranded as Autopilot. source
  • ·Microsoft teased the super app in the month before the launch, and it is now being launched officially. source

What the sources say

  • The Verge AI — Confirms the combined app and the Autopilot rename, with no pricing or rollout detail.

Sources

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