HyperCLI for Teams
Your agents, where you work.
Not another tab. Your agent lives in Microsoft Teams — in channels, in chats, in threads — doing real work where your company already talks.
From the Teams store · Governed by your M365 admin · Only sees teams you add it to
It knows how Teams works.
A good teammate follows the org chart's etiquette. So does your agent.
Mention it in any channel
Tag it mid-conversation and it picks up the full thread context — no re-explaining the meeting everyone just left.
Or keep it one-on-one
A private chat for personal delegation — drafts, research, prep for your next call.
Replies stay threaded
Long tasks live in their reply chain — progress and delivery without flooding the channel.
It speaks first
When something it's watching changes — a metric, a deadline, a document — it posts before anyone asks.
What it looks like in the Ops team.
@agent reconcile this month's vendor invoices against the PO list — flag anything that doesn't match
On it — pulling both from the shared drive. Report in this thread by 3pm.
Done — 42 matched, 3 mismatches flagged with detail. Also: two invoices reference a vendor that isn't in the PO system. Want me to chase that down?
It only sees what you add it to.
Built to pass your IT review, not dodge it:
Added teams only. No access to teams or channels it hasn't been added to. Remove it and access ends immediately.
Governed centrally. Deployed through the Microsoft 365 admin center — app permission policies decide who can use it and where.
Your data isn't training data. Conversations stay between your org and your agent.
Clean uninstall. Removing the app revokes all access. The audit trail of what it did stays in your logs.
Live in your tenant in minutes.
Add from the Teams store. Or push it through your org's app catalog — standard admin flow, no custom infrastructure.
Add it to a team. Start with one team, expand when it earns more.
Hand it something real. @mention it with a task you'd give a new hire. Check the thread after lunch.
IT admin questions.
- What can it read?
- Messages in channels of teams it's been added to, chats sent directly to it, and files shared with it. No tenant-wide access, no private channels it isn't in.
- Where does the work happen?
- On the agent's own cloud machine, not inside Teams. Teams is the conversation; the work happens on its machine and is delivered back to the thread.
- How do we control rollout?
- App permission policies in the M365 admin center — scope it to a pilot group first, expand by policy. Uninstalling revokes everything.