Warp Factories now works across Microsoft Teams and Azure DevOps

Warp Factories has introduced native integrations with Microsoft Teams and Azure DevOps Services, allowing engineering teams to delegate, automate, and track software-development work directly within common Microsoft workflows. In Teams, users can mention the Warp app in channels or threads to assign tasks with conversation context, receive progress updates, and review results or pull requests in the same discussion. In Azure DevOps Services, teams can invoke agents from work items and pull requests, trigger automations from development events, manage scoped repository access, and return generated pull requests through the platform. These integrations are configured as version-controlled “Factories as Code,” enabling teams to define agents, triggers, automations, and identities consistently, and are now available to all Warp Factories customers, with early access, demos, and eligible free usage also offered.

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