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As more makers start adopting supervised agents in Power Apps, one question comes up frequently: Agents are incredibly useful, but like any automation, they can pause, miss required data, or stop without providing a clear explanation. To address this, Microsoft introduced Agent Feed (Preview), a centralized and streamlined view that helps you track, review, and manage all agent activity in one place.<\/p>\n In this blog, we\u2019ll explore how Agent Feed enhances visibility and simplifies troubleshooting through practical, real-world scenarios.<\/p>\n When you add a supervised agent to your model-driven app, the Agent Feed is created automatically and appears in the app\u2019s left navigation. This gives you a central place to track all agent activity. Agents listed under \u2018In your environment\u2019 are included in the feed, making them easy to access and manage directly within the app.<\/p>\n Opening the feed provides a clean, organized view of all activity. Instead of scrolling through logs or switching between screens, you get one convenient location to monitor your agents and stay on top of their tasks.<\/p>\n Imagine your support agent suddenly stops in the middle of a workflow. You\u2019re not sure whether it failed, paused, or got stuck waiting for data.<\/p>\n With Agent Feed, the fix is simple. Here\u2019s how you narrow it down:<\/p>\n At the top of the feed, you\u2019ll see a filter icon. This helps you sort and focus your activity list.<\/p>\n You can filter by:<\/p>\n Each status provides a quick insight:<\/p>\n To keep things simple, Agent Feed splits activity into two clear sections:<\/p>\n Items that require your attention usually occur when something pauses, fails, or needs additional input.<\/strong><\/p>\n Completed actions, dismissed items, or active tasks that don\u2019t need your involvement.<\/strong><\/p>\n Each item shows:<\/p>\n Selecting any item gives you deeper insights into what happened.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s say an agent stops because it couldn\u2019t find a required Product ID<\/strong>.<\/p>\n When you open the record inside the feed, you\u2019ll see:<\/p>\n It\u2019s almost like reading the agent\u2019s internal checklist, helpful when you\u2019re trying to understand the exact cause of a failure.<\/p>\n Agent Feed lets you resolve or manage issues without leaving the screen. Available actions include:<\/p>\n These controls help you keep the feed clean and focused on the tasks that matter most.<\/p>\n Consider a case where an agent fails because the customer record<\/strong> it’s referencing has missing information.<\/p>\n Instead of searching for the record manually, Agent Feed provides a direct link<\/strong> to the exact Dataverse row causing the issue. You can:<\/p>\n This saves time and reduces the need to switch between multiple screens.<\/p>\n Agent Feed is especially useful for workflows involving:<\/p>\n Instead of guessing what happened, the feed gives you immediate clarity.<\/p>\n A few limitations currently apply:<\/p>\n Even in preview, the feature already provides a lightweight but powerful way to supervise agent behavior.<\/p>\n 1. How does Agent Feed improve visibility into supervised agents in Power Apps?<\/strong><\/p>\n Agent Feed provides a centralized view of all supervised agent activities inside a model-driven app. It lets makers track actions, view step-level execution details, identify errors, and understand exactly why an agent paused, failed, or needed additional input.<\/p>\n 2. Where can I find the Agent Feed in Power Apps?<\/strong><\/p>\n Once a supervised agent is added to a model-driven app, the Agent Feed appears automatically in the left navigation pane. All agents in the environment are visible and manageable directly from this feed.<\/p>\n 3. How can I filter agent activity to troubleshoot issues?<\/strong><\/p>\n You can filter agent activity by Agent<\/strong> or Status<\/strong> (such as In progress, Needs assistance, Completed by agent, Completed by user, or Dismissed). This helps quickly locate tasks that failed, paused, or require attention.<\/p>\n 4. What information does Agent Feed show about agent behavior?<\/strong><\/p>\n Each activity displays the last action taken, timestamp, agent name, and when opened, a detailed execution trace including triggers, connectors, tools, errors, and missing required data.<\/p>\n 5. Can I fix agent issues directly from Agent Feed?<\/strong><\/p>\n Yes. Agent Feed allows actions like Mark as complete<\/strong>, Dismiss<\/strong>, and Undo<\/strong>. You can also open Dataverse records directly from the feed, fix the data, and return to mark the issue resolved.<\/p>\n 6. How does Agent Feed help with Dataverse-related failures?<\/strong><\/p>\n If an agent stops due to missing or incorrect Dataverse data, the feed gives a direct link to the affected row. Makers can open the record, update information, return to the feed, and complete the task by saving time and reducing navigation.<\/p>\n 7. What types of workflows benefit most from Agent Feed?<\/strong><\/p>\n Agent Feed is especially helpful for customer support flows, sales agents performing lookups, validation or payment workflows, and any automation involving multiple data sources or connectors that require step-by-step visibility.<\/p>\n 8. What are the limitations of Agent Feed in preview?<\/strong><\/p>\n Since it\u2019s in preview, Agent Feed is not recommended for production-critical systems. Only the agent owner can view it, and it currently supports up to 10 supervised agents at a time.<\/p>\n Agent Feed brings much-needed transparency to supervised agents in Power Apps. With its clean interface, simple filters, and detailed step-level insights, it helps makers understand exactly how agents behave and quickly step in when needed.<\/p>\n Whether you’re troubleshooting, validating workflows, or simply wanting more control, Agent Feed offers a reliable way to keep your automations running smoothly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As more makers start adopting supervised agents in Power Apps, one question comes up frequently: \u201cHow do I know what my agents are doing behind the scenes?\u201d Agents are incredibly useful, but like any automation, they can pause, miss required data, or stop without providing a clear explanation. 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\n\u201cHow do I know what my agents are doing behind the scenes?\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\nWhere to Find the Agent Feed<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nFiltering the Activity Feed to Find an Issue<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nHandling Issues Efficiently<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/strong><\/p>\nWhere Agent Feed Makes a Big Impact<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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