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NOTE: These samples are designed to help understand Microsoft Teams platform capabilities and scenarios. If you are looking for production ready apps then please visit App Templates for Microsoft Teams
The Teams Toolkit is an extension on Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio. It enable Teams developers to create and deploy Teams apps with integrated identity, access to cloud storage, data from Microsoft Graph, and other services in Azure and M365 with a "zero-configuration" approach to the developer experience. And Sample Apps are provided in Teams Toolkit. Download and try it by today! Learn more about Teams Toolkit.
This sample demonstrates how Azure Open AI extracts action items from meeting transcriptions for all participants who subscribed to the meeting, and subsequently sends these action items to each individual user in a 1:1 chat after the meeting concludes.
This sample implements a Teams message extension that can be used to query a database of candidates based on their skills, location and availability. The sample, when used with Copilot for M365, demonstrates SSO, and Copilot's ability to perform multi-parameter search.
This sample app can help you better understand how apps should look and behave in Microsoft Teams. The app includes examples of tested, high-quality UI templates that work across common Teams use cases (such as dashboards or forms).
This sample app demonstrates a classic CRUD application that functions offline within Microsoft Teams. When the Android device reconnects to the internet, users can sync their data with blob storage.
NOTE:
Visit the Bot Framework Samples repository to view Microsoft Bot Framework v4 SDK task-focused samples for C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python.
Sample Name
Description
.NET
JavaScript
Python
Java
App Manifest
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Teams Conversation Bot quick-start
Messaging and conversation event handling hello world.
This sample shows how to save user's conversation reference information to send proactive reminder message using Bots. This uses Teams toolkit for Visual Studio Code to provide scaffolding experience.
Using a bot to create and store conversations that can be later used inside a sub-entity, tab conversation. This sample includes the details required to proactively message a channel from a bot, set-up and store details for channel tab conversations, and viewing channel conversations from a personal app.
This sample shows the feature where user can interact with different types of cards using bot like Adaptive, hero, list, Office 365 Connector, receipt, sign in, and thumbnail cards and card collections.
Bot configuration app with type ahead search control.
This sample demonstrates the features of bot configuration and reconfiguration for both teams and group chats, including a type-ahead search (static and dynamic) control on Adaptive Cards.
Microsoft M365 RT sample app in Node.js which specify one-way-dependency relationships between app capabilities (using elementRelationshipSet) and functionality using hostMustSupportFunctionalities.
NOTE:
Visit the Bot Framework Samples repository to view Microsoft Bot Framework v4 SDK task-focused samples for C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python.
Sample Name
Description
.NET
JavaScript
Python
Java
App Manifest
1
Messaging extensions - search quick-start
Hello world Messaging Extension that accepts search requests and returns results.
Hello world Messaging Extension that accepts parameters and returns a card. Also, how to receive a forwarded message as a parameter in a Messaging Extension.
This sample implements a Teams message extension that can be used as a plugin for Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365. The message extension showcases copilot handoff along with allowings users to query the Northwind Database
This sample illustrates a common scenario where a user shares a link to a resource with a group of users, and they collaborate to review it in a meeting.
The existing Microsoft 365 (previously called Office 365) connectors across all cloud platforms are nearing deprecation, and the creation of new Microsoft 365 connectors will soon be blocked. For more information on the schedule and how the Workflows app provides a more flexible and secure experience, see retirement of Microsoft 365 connectors within Microsoft Teams.
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Description
C#
JavaScript
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Connectors
Sample Office 365 Connector generating notifications to teams channel.
This sample application which demonstrates use of Team/Channel subscription that will post notifications when user create/edit/delete team/channel using Graph api.
Resource-specific consent (RSC) is a Microsoft Teams and Microsoft Graph API integration that enables your app to use API endpoints to manage specific teams within an organization
This is a sample meeting side panel application which demonstrates how to enable live caption in the meeting and using the CART link how to send caption in live meeting.
This sample shows the contents of meeting tab context object in a meeting tab and using bot's meeting API, meeting participant details and meeting details are sent to user.
Demonstrating a feature where user can raise the requests and manager will be notified about the requests and manager will be redirected to approve/reject the request from received notification.
This app simulates connection to a recruiting and talent management system and allows users and teams to create, manage and search positions and candidates.
QBot is a solution designed for classroom teaching scenarios which allows teachers, tutors, and students to intelligently answer each other's questions within the Microsoft Teams collaboration platform.
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