Computer in Teams is here

Perplexity has launched its Computer AI agent orchestrator for Microsoft Teams, extending a product it says has completed more than $2.8 billion in labor-equivalent work for paid subscribers within a month. The integration lets users assign tasks through direct messages or by tagging Computer in shared Teams conversations, where it can use existing context, access workspace knowledge, read threads, send messages, and keep requests and results visible to collaborators. Computer connects with Microsoft services including Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint, Excel, Azure DevOps, Dynamics 365, and Word, while an Excel side-panel integration remains in beta. It can research the web, analyze data, create documents, reports, presentations, applications, and websites, and run recurring background workflows such as market scans or support-ticket processing. Perplexity also introduced data App Connectors that allow approved users to query sources such as Snowflake and Databricks in natural language, a capability aimed partly at executives, 92% of whom the company says use Computer weekly. Computer for Teams is available through the Microsoft Marketplace.

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