AGENT SKILL
teams
Write, sign and post Teams chat and channel messages for the human. Use /teams before you draft, post or edit a Teams message.
- License 许可
- MIT
- 最近更新
- 2026-11-10
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- ★ 5
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- teams
- description
- Write, sign and post Teams chat and channel messages for the human. Use /teams before you draft, post or edit a Teams message.
03 SKILL.md 正文
/teams
Obey these rules for the remainder of this session. The Writing rules of /yagni also apply.
Write
- Put the main point or the request in the first line.
- Pay attention to formatting:
- Ensure the message is not one flat blob of ugly text.
- Write about one topic in each message. For details, link to a document.
- Use lists. Do not use headings or tables.
- Use a diagram only if it is 60 columns wide or less. If it is wider, link to it.
- @mention a person only if that person must do an action, or if the human tells you to cc that person.
Sign
End each message with this block. Use the persona name, for example JARVIS (on behalf of Mr. Das). Do not write other signature or attribution text.
Thanks!
<persona> (on behalf of Mr. Das)
cc <@mentions>
If there is no cc, do not write the cc line.
Post
- Show the human the exact final text of each message, with the signature, the destination and the people. Post only after the human approves.
- Post each message one time. To change a posted message, edit it. Do not post it again.
- Do not put
:in a chat title. Teams rejects it. - After you post or edit, read the message again and confirm the content. Give the human a link to each message.
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