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Once the new node in n8n gets deployed, users no longer need a separate agent application for all the integrations. Everything is built into n8n.

Waiting on this PR being merged and published: n8n-io/n8n#22449

- Microsoft Agent 365 SDK
- n8n instance with webhook endpoint
- Microsoft Agent 365
- n8n instance with Microsoft Agent 365 Node
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We should specify the min required n8n version here that contains the Microsoft Agent 365 Node

#### Step 2: Publish to Microsoft Admin Center

Publish your agent for administrative management:
- Follow the [publish guide](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-agent-365/developer/publish-deploy-agent?tabs=dotnet#step-2-publish-to-microsoft-admin-center)
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Since for n8n, users will just need to generate a valid manifest.zip package, this guide is confusing. I'd suggest to outline the steps here:

  1. Download the manifest directory from the sample agent
  2. Edit the manifest.json file (at minimum, give it a custom id and tweak the agenticUserTemplates.id value)
  3. Edit the agenticUserTemplateManifest.json so that it matches the agenticUserTemplates.id you set in step 2.
  4. Compress all files inside the manifest directory into a manifest.zip file (make sure you're not compressing the folder, but just the individual files)
  5. Go to MAC > Agents > All agents > Upload custom agent and upload the zip file.


Configure authentication credentials:
- Navigate to your app registration in the Azure Portal
- Follow the [credentials guide](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity-platform/how-to-add-credentials?tabs=client-secret) to add a client secret
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I wasn't able to find an application in the App registrations view, but instead when I searched the Azure Portal by my blueprint id, I then found the app, and from there was able to go > Client credentials > Add a client secret

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