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semantic-kernel/chat-copilot/index.md

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 # Chat Copilot: A reference application for Semantic Kernel
 
+> [!NOTE]
+> This is a sample application to help you understand how Semantic Kernel and AI can work in Web Applications. This > sample is not intended for production deployments.
+
 Chat Copilot provides a reference application for building a chat experience using Semantic Kernel with an AI agent. The Semantic Kernel team built this application so that you could see how the different concepts of the platform come together to create a single conversational experience. These include leveraging [plugins](../agents/plugins/index.md), [planners](../agents/planners/index.md), and AI [memories](../memories/index.md).
 
 :::image type="content" source="../media/chat-copilot-in-action.gif" alt-text="Chat Copilot in action":::

semantic-kernel/chat-copilot/publish-changes-to-azure.md

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 # Learn how to make changes to the Semantic Kernel web app service
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-This guide provides steps to make changes to the skills of a deployed instance of the Semantic Kernel web app. Currently, changing semantic skills can be done without redeploying the web app service but changes to native skills do require re-deployments. This document will guide you through the process of doing both.
+This guide provides steps to make changes to the plugins of a deployed instance of the Semantic Kernel web app. Currently, changing semantic plugins can be done without redeploying the web app service but changes to native plugins do require re-deployments. This document will guide you through the process of doing both.
 
 ## Prerequisites
 1. An instance of the Semantic Kernel web app service deployed in your Azure subscription. You can follow the how-to guide [here](./deploy-to-azure.md) for details.
 1. Have your web app's name handy. If you used the deployment templates provided with the Chat Copilot, you can find the web app's name by going to the [Azure Portal](https://portal.azure.com/) and selecting the resource group created for your Semantic Kernel web app service. Your web app's name is the one of the resource listed that ends with "skweb".
-1. Locally tested [skills](../concepts-sk/skills.md) or [planner](../concepts-sk/planner.md) ready to be added to your Semantic Kernel web app service.
+1. Locally tested [plugins](../concepts-sk/skills.md) or [planner](../concepts-sk/planner.md) ready to be added to your Semantic Kernel web app service.
 
 ## How to publish changes to the Semantic Kernel web app service
-There are two main ways to deploy changes to the Semantic Kernel web app service. If you have been working locally and are ready to deploy your changes to Azure as a new web app service, you can follow the steps in the first section. If you have already deployed your Semantic Kernel web app service and want to make changes to add Semantic skills, you can follow the steps in the second section.
+There are two main ways to deploy changes to the Semantic Kernel web app service. If you have been working locally and are ready to deploy your changes to Azure as a new web app service, you can follow the steps in the first section. If you have already deployed your Semantic Kernel web app service and want to make changes to add Semantic plugins, you can follow the steps in the second section.
 
 ### 1.Deploying your Chat Copilot App to Azure as a web application
 After working locally, i.e. you cloned the code from the GitHub [repo](https://github.com/microsoft/chat-copilot/blob/main/README.md) and have made changes to the code for your needs, you can deploy your changes to Azure as a web application.
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 Your deployment will then use your customized deployment package. That package will be used to create a new Azure web app, which will be configured to run your customized version of the Semantic Kernel service.
 
-### 2. Publish skills directly to the Semantic Kernel web app service
-This method is useful for making changes when adding new semantic skills only.
+### 2. Publish plugins directly to the Semantic Kernel web app service
+This method is useful for making changes when adding new semantic plugins only.
 
-#### How to add Semantic Skills
+#### How to add Semantic plugins
 1. Go to <!-- markdown-link-check-disable -->https://YOUR_APP_NAME.scm.azurewebsites.net<!-- markdown-link-check-enable-->, replacing YOUR_APP_NAME in the URL with your app name found in Azure Portal. This will take you to the [Kudu](/azure/app-service/resources-kudu) console for your app hosting.
 2. Click on Debug Console and select CMD.
 3. Navigate to the 'site\wwwroot\Skills'
-4. Create a new folder using the (+) sign at the top and give a folder name to store your Semantic Skills e.g. SemanticSkills.
-5. Now you can drag and drop your Semantic Skills into this folder
+4. Create a new folder using the (+) sign at the top and give a folder name to store your semantic functions e.g. SemanticPlugins.
+5. Now you can drag and drop your semantic functions into this folder
 6. Next navigate to 'site\wwwroot'
 7. Click on the pencil icon to edit the appsettings.json file.
-8. In the appsettings.json file, update the SemanticSkillDirectory with the location of the skills you have created.
+8. In the appsettings.json file, update the SemanticSkillDirectory with the location of the plugins you have created.
 ```json
     "Service": {
     "SemanticSkillsDirectory": "/SemanticSkills",
     "KeyVaultUri": ""
   },
 ```
 9. Click on "Save" to save the changes to the appsettings.json file.
-10. Now your web app is configured to use your Semantic Skills.
+10. Now your web app is configured to use your semantic functions.
 
 ## Take the next step
 >To explore how you build a front-end web app explore the [Chat Copilot app](../samples/copilotchat.md).

semantic-kernel/support/faqs.md

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 ## Why is the Kernel only in C# and Python?
-Both C# and Python are popular coding language and we're actively adding additional languages based on community feedback. Both [Java](https://github.com/microsoft/semantic-kernel/tree/experimental-java) and [Typescript](https://github.com/microsoft/semantic-kernel/tree/experimental-typescript) are on our roadmap and being actively developed in experimental branches.
+Both C# and Python are popular coding language and we're actively adding additional languages based on community feedback. [Java](https://github.com/microsoft/semantic-kernel/tree/experimental-java) is on our roadmap and being actively developed in experimental branches.
 
 ## Where are the sample plugins?
 We have [sample apps](/semantic-kernel/samples) and plugins you can try out so you can quickly learn the concepts of Semantic Kernel.