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What we know: Microsoft describes agent identities linked to an owner, a purpose and access controls through Entra Agent ID. It also introduces Agent 365 Action Center, describing actions such as reassigning ownerless agents or blocking agents according to risk. The post combines these descriptions with discovery and control improvements that remain ongoing work.

Proposed angle: Develop a practical set of questions for project managers and administrators. A synthetic example would connect each agent to its identity, accountable owner, intended purpose, permissions and review conditions. The editorial value lies in examining how an inventory supports decisions about inactive agents, missing owners and excessive access.

Availability and limits: Microsoft Learn confirms that Microsoft Agent 365 has been generally available for the Commercial segment since May 1, 2026, with per-user licensing; conditions by plan are detailed in the service description. For Action Center, Microsoft’s announcement describes its actions, but the sources consulted do not specify its rollout status: the platform’s general availability does not establish this feature’s availability. Supported agent types and specific configuration requirements still need to be checked, along with which actions run automatically, which require intervention and how decisions are recorded. The supplied post does not establish implementation outcomes or demonstrate that identical controls apply across every agent integration.