VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @get_akai, Akai says it shipped more than 642 updates last week and listed five highlights. The post says agents now work in Microsoft Teams the same way they work in Slack, and that people can approve an agent's work from Slack or Teams without an account. It also says agents can build a deck, doc, design, or motion graphic. The snippet cuts off before the remaining highlights, so the full list is not available here.
According to a post on X by @get_akai, Akai says it shipped more than 642 updates last week and listed five highlights. The post says agents now work in Microsoft Teams the same way they work in Slack, and that people can approve an agent's work from Slack or Teams without an account. It also says agents can build a deck, doc, design, or motion graphic. The snippet cuts off before the remaining highlights, so the full list is not available here.
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Akai says it shipped more than 642 updates last week and listed five highlights: agents now work in Microsoft Teams the same way they work in Slack; you can approve an agent's work from Slack or Teams without an account; agents can build a deck, doc, design, or motion graphic; runs move to a heal...
Teams users and businesses that already run AI agents in Slack could gain access to the same agent workflows in Teams, if the claims hold. Approval without an account could matter for teams that need outside reviewers to sign off on agent work. Watch for independent confirmation of the update details, since this comes from the company's own post.
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