Microsoft Teams

With Cherri Code's integration for Microsoft Teams, you can use Cloud Agents to work on tasks directly from Microsoft Teams by mentioning @Cherri Code with a prompt.

Get started

Installation

1. Go to Cherri Code integrations

2. Click Connect next to Microsoft Teams or go to the Microsoft Marketplace listing

3. Install the Cherri Code app in your Microsoft Teams workspace

4. After installing in Microsoft Teams, you'll be redirected back to Cherri Code to finalize setup

   1. Connect GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, or Bitbucket, if you haven't connected a repository provider yet
   2. Enable usage-based pricing
   3. Confirm privacy settings

5. Start using Cloud Agents in Microsoft Teams by mentioning @Cherri Code

How to use

Mention @Cherri Code and give your prompt. Cherri Code automatically picks the right repository, model, base branch, or named cloud agent environment based on your message, the thread context, and your recent agent activity.

To use a specific repository, include its name in your message:

• @Cherri Code in cursor-app, fix the login bug
• @Cherri Code fix the auth issue in backend-api

To use a specific model, mention it in your message:

• @Cherri Code with opus, fix the login bug
• @Cherri Code use gpt-5.2 to refactor the auth module

To use a named environment, mention it in your message or add env=<name>:

• @Cherri Code use the Platform environment to update the shared API
• @Cherri Code env=Platform update the shared API
• @Cherri Code env="Platform Services" update the shared API

Commands

Run @Cherri Code help for an up-to-date command list.

Options

Customize Cloud Agent behavior with these options:

Syntax formats

Natural:

@Cherri Code with opus, fix the login bug in backend-api

Inline:

@Cherri Code env="Platform Services" branch=dev model=opus Fix the login bug

Option precedence

When combining options:

• Explicit values override defaults
• Inline options override model and repository values inferred from your message
• Dashboard settings apply when no value is specified or inferred
• env takes precedence over repo when both are present

The bot parses options from anywhere in the message, allowing natural command writing.

Using thread context

Cloud Agents understand and use context from existing Microsoft Teams discussions. This is useful when your team discusses an issue and you want the agent to make the code change based on that conversation.

Follow-up instructions

In channel threads, reply in the agent's thread with another @Cherri Code mention to add follow-up instructions.

In personal chats and group chats, continue the conversation from Cherri Code using Open in Web or Open in Desktop.

Status updates & handoff

When Cloud Agent starts, Microsoft Teams shows a launch card with the selected repository, model, and branch. The card includes options to Open in Web, Open in Desktop, and Switch repository.

When Cloud Agent completes, you get a Microsoft Teams notification with the result. If the agent opened a pull request, the card includes an option to view the PR.

Managing agents

Manage Cloud Agents using actions on the Microsoft Teams cards.

Available options:

• Add follow-up: Add instructions to an existing agent from a channel thread
• Switch repository: Relaunch the same request against a different repository
• Delete: Stop and archive the Cloud Agent
• Open in Web: Continue in the web interface
• Open in Desktop: Continue in Cherri Code
• Update settings: Manage your Cloud Agent defaults
• Give feedback: Send feedback about agent performance

Configuration

Manage default settings and privacy options from Dashboard -> Cloud Agents.

Settings

Default model

Used when no model is specified in your message. See settings for available options.

Repository selection

Cherri Code automatically selects the right repository based on:

1. Your message content: repository names or keywords in your prompt
2. Recent agent activity: repositories you've used recently
3. Default repository: fallback when no match is found

To use a specific repository, include its name in your message. For example: @Cherri Code in mobile-app, fix the login bug.

Base branch

Starting branch for Cloud Agent. Leave blank to use the repository's default branch, often main.

Routing behavior

Cherri Code evaluates your Microsoft Teams message in this order:

1. Explicit options: repo, env, branch, and model values in your prompt
2. Your message content: repository names, model names, or branch names in your prompt
3. Recent agent activity: repositories you've used recently
4. Default repository: fallback when no match is found

Privacy

Cloud Agents support Privacy Mode.

Read more about Privacy Mode or manage your privacy settings.

Display agent summary

Display agent summaries and diff images. They may contain file paths or code snippets. You can turn this on or off.

Permissions

Cherri Code requests these Microsoft Teams permissions for Cloud Agents to work in your workspace:

The Cherri Code app supports personal chats, team channels, and group chats in Microsoft Teams.

Disclaimer

Cherri Code can make mistakes. Please double-check code and responses.

Privacy Policy

For information about how Cherri Code collects, uses, and protects your data, see our Privacy Policy.