⚠️Install with caution. This skill has very few installs. Always review the source and verify it on clawhub.ai before installing. Community-built skills run with agent permissions — only install ones you trust.

💬 Messaging Apps

Microsoft Teamsv1.0.0

Name: Microsoft Teams
Author: oomol

oo-microsoft-teams

oomol

Microsoft Teams (microsoft.com). Use this skill for ANY Microsoft Teams request — reading, creating, and updating data. Whenever a task involves Microsoft Teams, use this skill instead of calling the API directly.

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Installs (all time)

Installs (current)

Downloads

223

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CreatedSep 20, 2026

UpdatedSep 20, 2026

Install & Quick Start

Install via ClawdBot CLI:

clawdbot install oomol/oo-microsoft-teams

Skill Package2 files

📋SKILL.mdmarkdown

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Quality Score

B52/100

Grade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.

Market Validation4/35

· 182 downloads (low demand)
· No tracked installs (may still have real users via manual install)

Documentation21/25

· SKILL.md present
· Detailed documentation (≥3000 chars)
· Contains tool definitions
· Detailed summary

Package Completeness6/15

· skillAssets present (1 files)

Security Analysis

💙 Low Risk

UNSAFE_SHELLmedium

Potentially destructive shell commands in tool definitions

curl -fsSL https://cli.oomol.com/install.sh | bash

UNDOCUMENTED_EXTERNALlow

Calls external URL not in known-safe list

https://static.oomol.com/logo/third-party/microsoft_teams.svg

AI Analysis

The skill is a straightforward wrapper around the OOMOL 'microsoft_teams' connector via the oo CLI, with actions consistent with its stated purpose (reading/sending Teams messages). The flagged curl|bash install command appears only in a linked setup reference, not as an executed instruction, and the external URLs are static asset/install endpoints from the same vendor. No credential harvesting, hidden instructions, or data exfiltration patterns are present.

Audited Oct 11, 2026 · audit v1.0

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Usage Guide

Generated Oct 11, 2026

Project managersIT administratorsCustomer support leadsHR professionalsEducatorsbeginner

💡 Application Scenarios

Automated Daily Team Standup SummariesSoftware Development

A project manager uses the skill to list channel messages from the team's standup channel and compile a consolidated daily summary. They can filter messages by root posts or replies and share the summary with stakeholders via email or another channel. This reduces manual copy-pasting and keeps everyone aligned.

Customer Support Triage via Chat MonitoringCustomer Service

A support team lead monitors a group chat where customers report issues, using the skill to list chat messages and identify urgent tickets. They can then send replies or route the issue to the appropriate channel. This enables faster response times and better tracking of support conversations.

HR Onboarding Announcements and Q&AHuman Resources

An HR specialist sends welcome messages to a new hire's team channel and answers questions posted in a dedicated chat. By using the skill to send channel messages and list replies, they ensure new employees receive timely information. This streamlines the onboarding process and fosters engagement.

Cross-Team Project CoordinationProject Management

A program manager lists joined teams and their channels to understand the project landscape, then sends targeted updates to relevant channels. They also monitor chat messages for cross-team dependencies and reply to queries. This improves coordination and reduces silos in large organizations.

Educational Course Announcements and DiscussionsEducation

A teacher or teaching assistant uses the skill to send announcements to a class team channel and reply to student questions in a chat. They can also list channel messages to review discussions. This keeps students informed and engaged outside of scheduled class times.

💼 Business Models

Subscription-based SaaS for Team CollaborationMonthly recurring revenue from subscription fees, tiered by user count or feature set.

A company builds a SaaS platform that integrates with Microsoft Teams to provide enhanced collaboration features such as automated summaries, task extraction, and analytics. Users pay a monthly or annual subscription to access these features within their Teams environment. The platform leverages the skill to read and write messages, enabling seamless interaction.

Professional Services and Integration ConsultingProject-based fees, hourly consulting rates, and ongoing support contracts.

A consulting firm offers services to help organizations automate their Microsoft Teams workflows using custom scripts and connectors. They use the skill to build tailored solutions for clients, such as automated reporting, message routing, and compliance monitoring. Revenue comes from project-based fees and retainer agreements.

Freemium Bot with Premium FeaturesFreemium model with one-time purchases or subscriptions for premium features.

A developer creates a bot that provides basic Teams message management for free, such as sending scheduled announcements or simple replies. Advanced features like AI-powered message summarization, sentiment analysis, and cross-channel analytics require a paid upgrade. The skill handles all Teams interactions, while the bot adds value on top.

💬 Integration Tip

Always run `oo connector schema` before constructing payloads to ensure correct input fields and avoid errors. For write actions, confirm with users before sending or replying to messages to prevent accidental spam.