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Warp Factories now works across Microsoft Teams and Azure DevOps

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Warp Factories gives engineering teams the infrastructure to build, run, and improve software factories at scale. Define your factory as code, deploy agents and automations across your workflows, then measure, benchmark, and continuously improve how your factory performs.

Today, we’re bringing Warp Factories deeper into the Microsoft engineering ecosystem with the industry's first native support for both Microsoft Teams and Azure DevOps Services.

Put your factory to work from Microsoft Teams

Engineering work often starts in a conversation. Now, your factory can pick it up from there.

Mention the Warp app in a configured Teams channel or thread to delegate work with the conversation context attached. Your factory takes on the task, reports progress, and returns results to the same thread.

Microsoft Teams thread where Warp reports progress on a PR question about backoff jitter and nested agent updates, with links to view the conversation and run in Warp, while a teammate replies asking Warp to add a doc comment

With Microsoft Teams, you can:

  • Delegate work by mentioning the Warp app in existing channels and threads
  • Trigger automations from mentions or channel messages
  • Keep context as work moves from conversation to implementation
  • Follow up in-thread as agents work through the task
  • Ship PRs back to your team for review

Read more about using Microsoft Teams with Warp Factories.

Run your factory from Azure DevOps Services

Azure DevOps is more than a code host for your factory. It can be a place where work starts.

@mention your factory from a work item or pull request, assign it work, or automatically trigger runs as events happen across your development workflow.

Azure DevOps work item discussion with a comment being typed: "@warp-todos-factory implement this"

With Azure DevOps Services, you can:

  • @mention agents from work items and pull requests
  • Trigger automations from work item and PR events
  • Give each factory its own identity for Git and pull request operations
  • Work across selected repositories with scoped access
  • Ship pull requests back through Azure DevOps

And because these workflows are part of Factories as Code, your team can define integrations, agents, triggers, automations, and more as version-controlled configuration.

Read more about using Azure DevOps with Warp Factories.

Get started

Both of these are now available to all Warp Factories customers.

Interested in Warp Factories? Get early access today or book a demo for a tailored walk-through of the platform. Eligible teams can receive up to $10,000 in free factory usage.

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