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    <description>Notes on letting AI agents edit shared documents as tracked changes: co-authoring, conflicts, change history and governance for document teams.</description>
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      <title>Can Copilot edit a Word document as tracked changes? What it does and does not do</title>
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      <description>Yes since April 2026, inside the licensed user's own window. A dated, sourced look at who the author is, what is not recorded, what Microsoft's Word and Work IQ MCP servers can and cannot edit, and where agents from other vendors come in.</description>
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      <description>Five roles, two Copilot licenses, four agents from other vendors, one document on SharePoint. What it takes for agents to collaborate with human editors and with each other, and what happens when two of them, or an agent and a Copilot user, reach the same sentence.</description>
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