Microsoft Teams
This skill connects your agent to Microsoft Teams chats (1:1 and group conversations) through Microsoft Graph v1.0, letting you list chats, retrieve recent messages, and send replies. Uses delegated OAuth scopes that don't require tenant admin approval. Note: channel messages are not supported—they need elevated admin-gated permissions.
Microsoft Teams skill enables reading and sending chat messages through Microsoft Graph without admin consent.
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Microsoft Teams skill enables reading and sending chat messages through Microsoft Graph without admin consent. This skill connects your agent to Microsoft Teams chats (1:1 and group conversations) through Microsoft Graph v1.0, letting you list chats, retrieve recent messages, and send replies. Uses delegated OAuth scopes that don't require tenant admin approval. Note: channel messages are not supported—they need elevated admin-gated permissions.
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- Microsoft Teams skill works with 1:1 and group chat conversations but does not support channel messages.
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How do I set up Microsoft Teams integration with my agent?
Microsoft Teams skill connects your agent to Teams chats through Microsoft Graph v1.0 using delegated OAuth scopes that don't require tenant admin approval. The skill lets you list chats, retrieve recent messages, and send replies directly within 1:1 and group conversations, enabling seamless agent-to-Teams workflow automation.
Can Microsoft Teams skill automate messaging and notifications?
Yes. Microsoft Teams skill supports automating messaging and notifications within your Teams chats. Your agent can send replies, route messages, and trigger notifications in 1:1 and group conversations. Note that channel messages are not supported—they require elevated admin-gated permissions beyond the skill's current scope.
What are the limitations of Microsoft Teams skill?
Microsoft Teams skill works with 1:1 and group chat conversations but does not support channel messages, which require elevated admin-gated permissions. The skill uses delegated OAuth scopes, so it operates within standard user permissions without needing tenant admin approval for basic chat operations.
Can I deploy bots and commands in Microsoft Teams channels?
Microsoft Teams skill focuses on chat-based automation rather than channel deployment. While the skill enables bot-like messaging in 1:1 and group chats through message routing and automated replies, channel-based bots and commands require elevated permissions not included in this skill's current delegated OAuth scope.
How does Microsoft Teams skill enable team collaboration?
Microsoft Teams skill enables collaboration by connecting your agent directly to Teams chats, allowing it to list conversations, retrieve message history, and send replies. This integration lets teams automate workflows, route information, and maintain communication continuity across 1:1 and group chat environments.
What Microsoft Teams API does this skill use?
Microsoft Teams skill uses Microsoft Graph v1.0 with delegated OAuth scopes for secure, user-permission-based access to Teams chats. This approach eliminates the need for tenant admin approval while enabling your agent to interact with chat messages and send notifications within supported conversation types.
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