AI assistant for Microsoft Teams
PocketClaw reads your Microsoft Teams chats and channels next to your mail and calendar. Before a meeting it pulls the thread, the related mail, and the open tasks into a short brief, so you walk in knowing what the call is actually about. It drafts replies to the messages that need one and flags the ones that need a decision from you. It does not send, schedule, or book anything until you approve it.
What it does with Microsoft Teams
Briefs you before each meeting
PocketClaw pulls the channel history, related mail, and open tasks for the meeting ahead, so prep takes a glance instead of a dig.
Drafts replies and holds them
For a message it can answer, PocketClaw writes the reply and waits. You review and approve before anything sends.
Flags mentions that need you
A direct ask, a decision request, or a thread about to go wrong gets surfaced rather than left for you to notice on your own.
Turns chat into tracked tasks
Work agreed in a channel lands in your tracker with a link back to the thread, instead of evaporating after the call.
Seen end to end
Microsoft Teams is one of the tools PocketClaw reads for the morning brief. That page walks the whole job end to end, across every tool it touches.
Common questions
- Does it join my meetings?
- No. PocketClaw prepares the brief before the call from chats, mail, and tasks. It does not attend, record, or transcribe meetings.
- Does it send messages on its own?
- No. Every reply waits for your approval before it sends. PocketClaw prepares the message, you decide what goes out.
- Does it read my calendar too?
- Yes. With Outlook or Google Calendar connected, PocketClaw reads the meeting alongside the chats about it, so the brief reflects both.