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AB-620 Agent Flows in Copilot Studio: Inputs, Outputs, Approvals & Errors
Learn how Agent Flows work in Microsoft Copilot Studio for the AB-620 AI Agent Builder Associate exam: when to use them, how topics pass inputs, how outputs route the next response, and how approvals, the 100-second boundary, monitoring, and error handling change the design. This WebLizard Cert Lab lesson shows the practical design pattern for Agent Flows: topic decides when, variables carry inputs, Agent Flow performs the process, outputs route the answer, and errors need their own lane. You will see how Agent Flows differ from one-step connector actions, how callable flows expose input and output parameters, and how to design human-in-the-loop work without freezing the chat.
Video summary
Learn how Agent Flows work in Microsoft Copilot Studio for the AB-620 AI Agent Builder Associate exam: when to use them, how topics pass inputs, how outputs route the next response, and how approvals, the 100-second boundary, monitoring, and error handling change the design.
Study notes
- Chapter coverage includes One action is not a process and Topic variables become flow inputs.
- Later coverage includes The 100-second boundary matters and AB-620 cue board.