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samples/da-SnowWizard/README.md

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-# CopilotSnowWizard
+# Copilot Snow Wizard
 
-This project demonstrates a sample implementation of an M365 Declarative Copilot that interfaces with ServiceNow to list and create incidents.
+## Summary
 
-**Note:** This is sample code and should not be used in production without thorough review. It is designed to illustrate how to build a simple Declarative Copilot using Visual Studio Code and the Teams Toolkit.
+This sample project demonstrates an implementation of an M365 Declarative Copilot that interfaces with ServiceNow to list and create incidents.
 
+| ![CopilotSnowWizard Screenshot 1](assets/2024-10-11_16-29.png) | ![CopilotSnowWizard Screenshot 1](assets/2024-10-11_16-39.png) | ![CopilotSnowWizard Screenshot 1](assets/2024-10-11_16-40.png) |
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-| ![CopilotSnowWizard Screenshot 1](images/2024-10-11_16-29.png) | ![CopilotSnowWizard Screenshot 1](images/2024-10-11_16-39.png) | ![CopilotSnowWizard Screenshot 1](images/2024-10-11_16-40.png) |
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+## Contributors
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+* [Cristiano Goncalves](https://github.com/cristianoag)
+* [Luis Demetrio](https://github.com/luisdemetrio)
+
+## Version history
+
+Version|Date|Comments
+-------|----|--------
+1.0|October 11, 2024|Initial release
 
+## Prerequisites
 
-## Preparing your Development Environment
+* Microsoft 365 tenant with Microsoft 365 Copilot
+* Visual Studio COde
+* Teams Toolkit
+* Node.js
+* ServiceNow Developer Instance
+
+## Minimal path to awesome
 
 In order to run the code, you will need an M365 tenant with Copilot licenses enabled. Additionally, you must enable a policy to sideload custom applications. Without this, you will not be able to run the code. These instructions assume you have admin rights on the tenant. If you do not have admin rights, please work with your administrator to allow the upload of custom applications.
 
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 2. [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/en/download/)
 3. [Teams Toolkit](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=TeamsDevApp.ms-teams-vscode-extension)
 
-## Creating the ServiceNow Personal Developer Instance
+### Creating the ServiceNow Personal Developer Instance
 
 To use the sample code provided, you will need a ServiceNow Personal Developer Instance (PDI). Follow the instructions below to create your instance and familiarize yourself with the basics of ServiceNow:
 
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 For more detailed instructions and learning resources, visit [ServiceNow Basics Objectives | ServiceNow Developers](https://developer.servicenow.com/dev.do#!/learn/learning-plans/washingtondc/new_to_servicenow/app_store_learnv2_buildmyfirstapp_washingtondc_servicenow_basics_objectives).
 
-## Download the Sample Code from GitHub
+### Download the Sample Code from GitHub
 
 If you are familiar with Git, you can clone this repository and open the `SnowWizard` folder in Visual Studio Code. If not, you can download a ZIP file containing all the content by clicking the green "Code" button at the top right corner of the repository page.
 
 If you download the ZIP file, uncompress it on your PC and use Visual Studio Code to open the `SnowWizard` folder.
 
-## Configuring the Declarative Copilot 
+### Configuring the Declarative Copilot 
 
 Once you downloaded the code and opened in with Visual Studio Code you will need to create a configuration file and provide some config information in order to make the declarative agent to interface with your ServiceNow development instance.
 
 On Visual Studio Code, create a file named .env.local.user inside the env folder. 
 
-# ServiceNow Configuration
+### ServiceNow Configuration
 
 Create a `.env.local.user` file inside the `env` folder with the following content:
 
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 - This sample code uses user credentials to interface with ServiceNow. Ensure the user has the necessary permissions to list and create incidents in ServiceNow.
 - Store your credentials securely and avoid sharing them publicly.
 
-## Install the Node.js requisites
+### Install the Node.js requisites
 
 Open a Command Prompt and navigate to the SnowWizard folder. Run NPM INSTALL and wait until all the libraries and requirements get installed.
 
-## Run the Declarative Agent
+### Run the Declarative Agent
 
 Now on Visual Studio, click on the Teams Toolkit icon on the left rail and sign-in with your M365 tenant credentials. You do that on the Accounts section by providing your M365 tenant credentials.
 
 Now click Preview Your Teams App (F5) and enjoy.
 
-## Sample Prompts
+### Sample Prompts
 
 ```
 List all ServiceNow incidents
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 ```
 
 Please note that the code is limiting the return from the ServiceNow interface in just 10 incidents. That can be easily changed by adjusting the limit on the service interface implemented by snow_incidents.ts.
+
+
+## Features
+
+List and creates Service Now incidents
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+## Disclaimer
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+**THIS CODE IS PROVIDED *AS IS* WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.**
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