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superteams

v1.19.0

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This tool extends microsoft teams with additional capabilities

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superteams

This tool extends microsoft teams with additional capabilities

  • Reply to a message
  • Reminder to record meetings
  • Use #all in your messages to to mention everyone. Note that only the first occurrence of #all will be expanded.

If you have Node installed, you can simply run it via npx.

npx superteams --enable reply mention-all recording-reminder

If you want to disable an extension just omit the name from the command above.

This works by connecting to Teams over Chrome DevTools Protocol (https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/) and injecting a script which creates a MutationObserver to dynamically add a Reply link to all the message elements in the Chat window.

Supports windows, mac and linux.

Critical reviews along with pull requests are most welcome!