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Release 9.2.41.1

This release adds tag-based filtering in GIA, lets you export the AI asset inventory, surfaces the detected environment on the AI Assets view with filtering, introduces dynamic baselines for token-usage monitoring, confirms when a discovered agent matches its approved registration, and extends discovery to Microsoft Copilot Studio's newest agent type.

AI Governance

Confirmation when a discovered agent matches its approved registration

Confirmation when a discovered agent matches its approved registration

  • Agents now display a clear, positive confirmation in their governance view when they are linked to an approved registration and actively tracked.
  • This makes it easy to verify at a glance that a discovered agent matches its approved registration, without opening each one.
Dynamic baselines for token-usage monitoring

Dynamic baselines for token-usage monitoring

  • Token-usage monitoring now compares the time range you select against the immediately preceding period of equal length, so the baseline adapts to the window you are viewing.
  • The comparison updates automatically as you change the time range or filters, and shows the direction and percentage change in usage — no manual baseline configuration required.

AI Assets Collector

Support for Microsoft Copilot Studio's newest agent type

Support for Microsoft Copilot Studio's newest agent type

  • Alongside Copilot Studio's original "Standard" agents, discovery now also supports Microsoft's new default agent type (built on the GitHub Copilot harness), which Copilot Studio introduced as a second, now-default way to create agents.
  • These newer agents now appear in the inventory with complete asset details — including model, resources, and activity — where their model, resource, and trace details were not captured before, so they are governed with the same depth as Standard agents.

User Experience

See and filter assets by detected environment

See and filter assets by detected environment

  • The detected Environment is now shown as a column on the AI Assets view.
  • You can filter assets by environment, making it easy to distinguish assets by where they were detected — for example, separating test from production at a glance.
Export the AI asset inventory

Export the AI asset inventory

  • You can now export the AI asset list to a file directly from the inventory page — the full list or a filtered subset — capturing owner, name, and other visible details.
  • Exports are available in CSV, YAML, and JSON formats, making it easy to produce a point-in-time inventory to share with stakeholders or auditors or to feed into other tools.

GIA

Filter assets by tag in GIA

Filter assets by tag in GIA

  • GIA now supports tag-based filtering, so you can ask for assets by one or more tags — for example, agents tagged Production, or assets carrying both Critical and Production.
  • Responses clearly reflect the tags applied, and existing search and filtering continue to work as before.