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Do we still write the code in Bot Framework Composer?

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Over here: https://powervirtualagents.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/whats-new-the-evolution-of-power-virtual-agents/

there's a diagram showing Power Virtual Agents and Bot Framework Composer streaming into "Microsoft's Unified Canvas".

Is it possible for programmers to then continue hand coding in the Microsoft Unified Canvas or would they have to go back to Bot Framework Composer for anything they want to maintain or build out by writing code directly?

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We are trying to make it easy as possible to do as much stuff as you'd do in Composer directly in PVA with Pfx and Power Automate flow connectors. That being said, we also will support the skill infrastructure and BFx for writing code directly if that is your preference or requirement..

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With Bot Framework Composer we are calling one of our API endpoints for data. We have automated testing. We are bundling the bot with a teams app we developed and shipping that to a group at your company (Microsoft). If we can do all of that without Bot Framework Composer I'll push for that in my team. I did find out over the last few hours that I can export a Power Virtual Agents bot to Bot Framework Composer.

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