How to Use Entities and Slot Filling in Copilot Studio
Create built-in, closed-list, regex, and runtime entities in Copilot Studio, capture them in question nodes, and use slot filling without skipping necessary validation.
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Create built-in, closed-list, regex, and runtime entities in Copilot Studio, capture them in question nodes, and use slot filling without skipping necessary validation.
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