Do you know what your Copilot agents cost per interaction?
Foundry does. We get you there.
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Arun Mohan
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Arun Mohan
@arunmohansf
Founder, @onepaneai · Co-founder, @benev_ai . I help enterprises see which AI agents actually make money. 2x cloud exits. Microsoft PAC member. SF ↔ UAE
San Francisco, CA Katılım Nisan 2026
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400,000+ custom agents now run across 160,000 companies on Microsoft Copilot Studio.
Only about 18% of those companies can list the agents running inside their own walls.
Everyone is shipping agents. Almost no one can say what they cost, what they return, or even that they exist.
The race isn't building more agents. It's seeing the ones you already have.
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He takes scamming to a whole new level
DogeDesigner@cb_doge
Elon Musk warned the world about Scam Altman. Now everyone is finding out why.
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Custom Copilot agents = a bill that climbs with usage.
Foundry = a bill you can cap.
We run the move.
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Most enterprises can't tell which of their Copilot agents cost money and which are free.
The custom ones meter Copilot Credits. The prebuilt ones stay license-covered. Nobody tracks the gap until the bill lands.
We run one practice to fix it: assess, migrate, manage.
→ Inventory every agent, model the cost
→ Move the heavy ones to Azure AI Foundry
→ Operate them to an SLA, in your own tenant
Same agent, same Teams surface, a bill you can forecast.
How many custom agents are in your tenant?
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Every company I meet has shipped AI agents. Few can say what they cost, who owns them, or which ones earn their keep.
Building them was the weekend. Running the estate is the job
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We move them to Azure AI Foundry and cap the spend per agent. Same agents in Teams. Predictable bill.
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Microsoft changed how Copilot agents bill.
A credit costs a cent. A simple answer uses 1. A reasoning answer can use 100. Microsoft's own example: 12 credits for a single grounded response.
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The custom agents your team built in Copilot Studio now cost you every time someone talks to them.
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@rohildev honestly the hardest skill rn. saying no to stuff AI makes easy
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That's why Robotaxi matters.
For millions of people who cannot see, it represents something most of us take for granted: the freedom to travel independently, on their own schedule, without asking someone else for a ride.
And this is only the beginning. With unsupervised FSD, many of those same people could one day own a vehicle of their own. There is an entire community of capable, talented people who would gladly trade the inconvenience of depending on others for the inconvenience of making a monthly car payment.
That's not just a technological advance. It's a profound expansion of personal freedom.
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Cybercab at the National Federation of the Blind's Annual Convention in Austin for a hands-on experience of its accessibility features for blind or visually impaired customers For example: – Braille lettering on physical controls – Space for service animals & assistive devices – Wheelchair-height seating for easier transfers
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@elonmusk Awesome to see accessibility considered from the beginning.
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Making sure Cybercab meets the needs of the blind
Tesla Robotaxi@robotaxi
Cybercab at the National Federation of the Blind's Annual Convention in Austin for a hands-on experience of its accessibility features for blind or visually impaired customers For example: – Braille lettering on physical controls – Space for service animals & assistive devices – Wheelchair-height seating for easier transfers
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Everyone's racing to build AI agents. Nobody's building the off switch. Enterprises run 50+ agents and can't say which one touched a record, what it cost, or how to roll it back. @onepaneai is the control layer. Any framework, your own cloud.
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An agent updated 4,000 customer records overnight.
By morning nobody could say why, who approved it, or whether it should have run at all.
We wired agents into production faster than we built a way to check them. That's what I'm building Onepane to fix: a human signs off before an agent touches a live system.
How do you approve what your agents do today?
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