Installation
Linking Teams to your Dust Workspace
To set up the Dust app for Microsoft Teams, you’ll need admin-level permissions in your Dust workspace.- Navigate to your Dust workspace settings
- Go to the Integrations section
- Enable “Microsoft Teams Bot”
- Follow the authentication flow to connect your Teams organization
Adding the Dust App to Teams
Note: Only workspace administrators can install the Teams integration. Once installed, all team members can interact with agents. Custom apps must be enabled to allow the upload of Dust app.- Download the teams integration from https://office-addins.dust.tt/teams/teams-app.zip
- Go to the https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/
- Sign in with your admin credentials
- In the left navigation, go to Teams apps > Manage apps
- Click Upload new app in the top menu
- Select Upload and choose the Dust app .zip file
- Review the app details and permissions
- Click Add to upload the app to your organization
- In the top menu, select “Org-wide app settings”
- Turn on Upload custom apps
- Save the policy changes
Interacting with Agents
Simple agent interaction
Use the following syntax to call your agents in a channel: @dust +agent_name your question or @dust ~agent_name your question . If no agent name is specified, the question will go to the default agent (dust). Examples:- @dust What are the key points from our last quarterly review?
- @dust +code_reviewer Please review this code snippet
Multiple Agent Interactions
You can use multiple agents in the same conversation thread: @dust +data_analyst Review our sales metrics @dust +report_writer Create a summary based on the analysis aboveThread Context
Dust agents understand the context of Teams conversations:- Thread awareness: Agents can reference previous messages in the thread
- File attachments: Agents can analyze documents shared in the conversation
- Multi-participant conversations: Agents understand who said what in group chats
- Agents only have access to conversations where they are explicitly mentioned or linked
- All interactions follow your organization’s Teams permissions and security policies