Add Teams Marketplace plugin like Slack

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Feature request for product/service

Cursor IDE

Describe the request

Hey, quick feature request, and feel free to correct me if I’ve got this wrong.

My understanding is there are two ways Slack integrates with Cursor:

  1. Cloud Agents via @Cursor in Slack

  2. The Slack plugin in the Marketplace, an MCP you install and use directly from Cursor chat to search channels, send messages, etc.

For Teams I only see the Cloud Agents path, @Cursor in Teams. I couldn’t find a Marketplace plugin like Slack’s.

That’s what I’m asking for: something similar to the Slack Marketplace integration, not another Cloud Agents feature.

Codex already seems to have this implemented in its plugins, so I was wondering if Cursor could support something similar.

Use case: after an agent or skill run, post a short summary to a Teams channel without leaving the IDE.

Maybe I’m misunderstanding how this works, so please correct me if that’s the case. Thanks!

Operating System (if it applies)

Windows 10/11

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Hey @Agustin_Vega!

The second is really Cursor integrating with Slack. The MCP server makes it possible for agents to call tools that read/search/post Slack messages (other stuff too), but it’s not at all linked to the Cloud Agents integration.

I’m not finding a first-party MCP server from Microsoft (edit: possibly this?), but it looks like there are some third-party ones. You can install an MCP server without it being in the marketplace (docs)!

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Hey @Colin me again :sweat_smile:

I found this official Microsoft repo where they list their MCPs: https://github.com/microsoft/mcp

Teams shows up there, so I wanted to ask if that MCP would work with Cursor. I tried to look into it, but honestly I’m not super familiar with this stuff, so I’m not sure if I’m understanding it correctly.

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In theory, nothing should prevent you from configuring an MCP server under Cursor Settings > Tools & MCP like so:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "Microsoft MCP": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://agent365.svc.cloud.microsoft/agents/tenants/TENANT_ID_HERE/servers/mcp_TeamsServer"
    }
  }
}

(replacing TENANT_ID_HERE with your actual tenant ID).

That said, I’m not a Teams user myself, don’t have access to a Teams account, and I’d expect this to be subject to all kinds of account restrictions, permissions, and policies. If you have a Microsoft admin available, it’s worth checking in with them before going down this path!