Marek for Microsoft Teams

Bring governed AI work into Microsoft Teams.

Marek is being built so teams can delegate work from Microsoft Teams while administrators retain control over access, connected tools, approvals, and spending.

on the waitlist

Pre-launch · Functional prototype in production QA · Access opens in small groups

Updated July 23, 2026 · Marek product team

Short answer

AI coworker for Microsoft Teams

An AI coworker for Microsoft Teams can turn a request in a channel into work across approved company systems. Marek is designed to make that work governable with role-based invocation, per-tool permissions, human approval gates, spending limits, and a complete action record.

Work from the place decisions happen

Marek is intended to receive a request in Teams, carry out permitted steps using connected tools, surface decisions that need approval, and deliver the result back to the conversation.

  • Research and summarize with sources.
  • Prepare content and campaign materials.
  • Update CRM and project records.
  • Compile recurring operational reports.

Governance before autonomy

The company decides who can ask Marek to act, what systems it can reach, and which actions must stop for review. A Never rule takes precedence over a request in chat.

Launch status

Microsoft Teams support is planned for launch. Marek remains pre-launch, with a functional prototype in production QA and no public customers yet.

Questions

What teams ask before joining

Is Microsoft Teams supported today?
Teams support is a launch commitment, but Marek is not yet publicly available. Early access will open in small groups.
Can administrators limit what Marek does?
That is central to the design: role-based invocation, connected-tool access, Always/Ask/Never permissions, and spending ceilings.

Early access

Help shape the governed AI coworker your team would actually trust.

Join the waitlist. We are inviting small groups in signup order while the product is still being built.

  • Hands-on onboarding
  • Direct access to the founders
  • Early pricing shaped with the first teams