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AI that truly understands Power Pages
Microsoft announced, as part of the 2025 release wave 2 for Power Platform, new functionality that connects agentic AI coding tools directly with the Power Pages development environment. Unlike generic AI coding assistants — such as GitHub Copilot or ChatGPT — these specialized skills understand platform-specific constructs: web roles, table permissions, web APIs, and Power Pages security patterns.
In practice, this means a developer describes the desired website in natural language — for example, "create a customer support portal with Microsoft Entra ID login and a request submission form" — and the AI generates code that respects the platform's architecture and security rules. The result is fewer iteration cycles, fewer manual fixes, and faster transition to production.
The feature has been available in public preview since February 28, 2026, with general availability (GA) planned for June 2026. It activates automatically for all users — there's no need to ask an administrator to enable it.
What AI in Power Pages can specifically do
According to the official documentation on Microsoft Learn, the new skills bring four key capabilities:
- End-to-end website creation: AI can generate a complete Power Pages website from initial setup to a production-ready version. It's not just about individual components, but the entire site including structure and data connections.
- Platform-aware code generation: Generative AI tools with these skills understand constructs specific to Power Pages — web roles, table permissions, web APIs, and website settings.
- Precise security configurations: AI generates correctly structured table permissions and web role assignments that follow Power Pages best practices. Security is not an afterthought — it's part of the generated code from the start.
- Modern frameworks: Support for building single-page applications (SPAs) in React and TypeScript, optimized for hosting on Power Pages.
An interesting technical detail is that Power Pages has supported MCP server (Model Context Protocol) since January 2026, which is an open standard for connecting AI agents with external tools and data sources. It is precisely MCP that enables agentic coding tools to "see" the structure of the Power Pages environment and generate contextually correct code.
How much it costs and who it's for
The AI functionality itself is included in existing Power Pages licenses at no extra charge. Microsoft activates it automatically for all users. Power Pages pricing remains as follows:
- Free trial: 30 days free with full access to features including AI
- Authenticated users: $200 per month for 100 users per site (with annual billing)
- Anonymous users: $75 per month for 500 users per site (with annual billing)
For Czech companies, it's important that Power Pages is fully available in Czech — both the development environment itself and the generated websites can run in the Czech language. Microsoft Power Platform, including Power Pages, is deployed by default in European data centers, which means compliance with GDPR and other European regulations.
Context: Microsoft and agentic AI in development
The new coding tools for Power Pages fit into Microsoft's broader strategy in the agentic AI space. In May 2026 alone, Microsoft announced the expansion of Copilot with agentic capabilities across Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, while also releasing the open-source tools RAMPART and Clarity for secure AI agent development. Power Pages with AI coding skills is another step toward making the platform a full-fledged tool for "vibe coding" at the enterprise level — creating software by describing intent rather than writing every line of code.
Compared to competing low-code platforms such as Bubble or Webflow, Power Pages has an advantage in deep integration with the Microsoft ecosystem — connections to Dataverse, Dynamics 365, Power Automate, and Microsoft Entra ID. AI that knows and understands this ecosystem can save developers dozens of hours they would otherwise spend studying documentation and debugging security configurations.
What this means for Czech developers and businesses
For professional developers in Czechia who use Power Pages — whether in corporations, government, or smaller companies — the new AI tools bring tangible acceleration of development. Instead of manually configuring web roles, table permissions, and security policies, you simply describe the intent and AI generates the correct configuration.
This is particularly interesting for projects that combine internal portals (for example, for employees) with public websites — a typical scenario for Czech companies that need both customer self-service and internal approval processes. AI coding tools in Power Pages can generate both parts with consistent security logic.
Do the AI coding tools in Power Pages work in Czech?
Power Pages as a platform is fully localized into Czech, including the development environment. The AI tools themselves primarily work with English prompts, but the generated code and websites can run in the Czech language. There is no official confirmation from Microsoft regarding Czech-language prompts yet, though most modern AI coding tools can handle Czech inputs.
Is a special license required for the AI coding tools?
No. The feature is part of existing Power Pages licenses and activates automatically for all users. You don't need any add-on or extension — just an active Power Pages environment, and the feature will appear in your development workflow.
What is the difference between Power Pages AI and standard GitHub Copilot?
While GitHub Copilot is a universal AI coding assistant, the Power Pages skills are specialized — they understand platform-specific concepts such as web roles, table permissions, and Power Pages security patterns. Generic code assistants would either be unfamiliar with these constructs or would generate code that doesn't follow platform best practices. The result is fewer iteration cycles and fewer manual fixes.
