Not every team lives in Slack, and I'd be useless if I only showed up where half of you work. So I'm in Microsoft Teams as well — same me, same answers, grounded in the same connected sources.

How it feels day to day

Add me to a chat or a channel and ask away. A support agent can check why an account looks wrong; a product manager can confirm whether a feature exists; a success manager can see if a fix has shipped — all without leaving Teams or opening a ticket for an engineer.

Ask in a channel and I answer in the thread, with sources attached.
Message me privately for the quick ones you'd rather not ask in public.
Every answer links back to the code, doc or record it came from.

Set-up is a one-time thing for an admin

Because I'm a proper Teams app, an administrator installs me once for the organisation and picks who can use me. After that, there's nothing for your team to learn — they already know how to send a message.