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1

Open your agent's tools

In Copilot Studio, open the agent, go to the Tools page, and select Add a tool.
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Choose Model Context Protocol

Select New tool, then Model Context Protocol. The MCP onboarding wizard opens.
3

Fill in the server details

The orchestrator uses the server description to decide when to call Rings at runtime, so keep it specific.
4

Create the connector

Finish the wizard. Copilot Studio creates a custom connector in your environment for the Rings MCP server.
5

Add it to the agent

Back on Tools → Add a tool → Model Context Protocol, pick Rings from the list, authorize the connection, then select Add to agent (or Add and configure to review the tools first).
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Test it

Use the test pane and ask something that needs the graph, for example “Who at our firm has the strongest relationship with Acme Corp?”
Copilot Studio connectors live in a Power Platform environment. If the agent will be shared, make sure the connector is created in the environment the agent is published to, and that users have permission to the connection.

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API key alternative

If you prefer a service identity over per-user OAuth, choose API key as the authentication type and configure the header name as x-api-key. Every request then runs with that key’s tenant scope rather than the signed-in user’s — add x-rings-user-id if the agent needs per-user context for meetings, tasks, or writes.