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@assemblyline-agents/teams

v6.1.3

Published

14 hours ago

Official Assembly Line Microsoft Teams channel and Bot Framework connection plugin.

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assembly-line ai agents microsoft-teams channel bot-framework plugin

@assemblyline-agents/teams

Official Assembly Line Microsoft Teams channel and Bot Framework connection plugin.

The teams channel profile receives Bot Framework activities, handles Azure AD authentication, delivers replies, and contributes reviewed rich-interaction tools.

The MD-first teams channel profile transcribes inbound audio through OpenRouter by default. Override or disable it with channels.teams.audio.

Behavior notes:

Mention stripping removes only <at>…</at> wrappers; everything else the user typed (<project-name>, Array<string>, pasted HTML) reaches the agent unchanged.
Invoke activities (including Adaptive Card Action.Execute) are acknowledged with an HTTP 200 invoke-response envelope while the agent turn runs asynchronously, so Teams shows no error to the user.
Bot Framework signing keys are cached for 24 hours, and a token with an unknown kid forces one shared JWKS refetch, so key rotations recover immediately instead of failing until cache expiry.

Install

assembly-line add teams agent

Part of Assembly Line

This package is part of Assembly Line, a vendor-neutral, filesystem-first framework for durable AI agents. See the developer documentation in docs/developers/ for setup, agent authoring, and deployment guides.

License

MIT