CloudFuze Launches Service to Migrate AI Apps and Agents

Oct 15, 2026
CloudFuze has introduced a service for moving AI app data and agents between platforms including Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini and Claude.

CloudFuze announced in a press release a service for migrating AI apps, agents and their accumulated knowledge to other platforms. The service supports AI app migrations among Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini and Claude, along with agent migrations from Microsoft Copilot Studio to Google Gemini Enterprise.

Organizations can transfer conversation history, context, files and other artifacts. Users can then ask the destination assistant about previous conversations and receive answers with source references.

For agent migrations, the service recreates Copilot Studio agents in Gemini Enterprise using Google's Agent Development Kit. It can preserve instructions, topics, child agents, knowledge sources, connector tools, flows, Dataverse tables, permissions and sharing settings. CloudFuze also maps Microsoft connectors to Google Workspace equivalents and offers a dry migration to identify issues before the full transfer.

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