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According to a post on X by @factory, the company says its Droid agent is now available in Microsoft Teams. A user starts a channel post, mentions Factory, and describes the repo, the desired outcome and the check, and Droid runs the work. Status updates appear in threads, with a Stop button to halt the run. Enablement is handled through Factory's delegations settings.
According to a post on X by @factory, the company says its Droid agent is now available in Microsoft Teams. A user starts a channel post, mentions Factory, and describes the repo, the desired outcome and the check, and Droid runs the work. Status updates appear in threads, with a Stop button to halt the run. Enablement is handled through Factory's delegations settings.
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Factory says it is now available in Microsoft Teams: start a channel post, mention Factory, describe the repo, outcome and check, and its Droid agent runs the work with threaded status updates and a Stop button. Enablement is via Factory’s delegations settings. Why it matters: Coding agents only scale at work if...
Factory argues that coding agents only become useful at scale when they sit where teams already talk. For developer teams using Factory, this means coding tasks can be handed off from inside an existing Teams channel rather than a separate tool. Teams that want to try it will need to turn it on through the delegations settings the post links to.
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