Four questions.
One slide of answers.
Does this compete with Copilot Studio?
No. RAPP is the on-ramp to the Microsoft AI stack. The agent you prototype on a laptop promotes into Azure and lands in Copilot Studio — unchanged. We accelerate the stack; we don't replace any of it.
Does it really run offline?
Yes. The brainstem is a small local server; agents are plain files on disk. Point it at a local model (or use GitHub Copilot) and the whole thing runs on-device. Perfect for edge, field, and air-gapped scenarios.
How does it get to production?
Three tiers, one model. Same agent file: laptop today, Azure this week, Copilot Studio next. The partner receives a self-documenting single file — not a 20-page spec — and bolts it to real systems.
What is this, in one sentence?
Give it a goal; a swarm of agents builds itself, learns from the work, and travels as one portable file — across your laptop, your cloud, and your Copilot Studio tenant. Every conversation becomes an artifact.
If it's not on this slide, it's probably on the full FAQ. See: faq.html for the long answers.