Microsoft Teams Bot Commands
The FireHydrant Microsoft Teams bot allows you to run a limited number of commands from Teams. This page assumes you've already installed MS Teams.
All commands must first mention the FireHydrant bot, @FireHydrant
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General Commands
Authorize
@FireHydrant authorize
Authorize FireHydrant in your MS Teams account so that you can start creating and managing incidents. This requires setting up a bot token.
Deauthorize
@FireHydrant deauthorize
Disconnect FireHydrant from your MS Teams account by removing the bot token.
Note: To fully remove the MS Teams Bot from your workspace, you will need to uninstall the plugin.
Set Workspace
@FireHydrant set workspace
Sets which workspace FireHydrant posts to. Copy the link to the team whose workspace you want to post to and paste it in to this command.
Note: Currently, FireHydrant can only support posting and creating channels in a single Team/Workspace at a time.
New Incident
@FireHydrant new
Declare a new FireHydrant incident from your Teams channel.
Note: At this time, we only support declaring an incident with a name from MS Teams. Other details will need to be edited in-app by clicking on "View Incident Details", which will take you to the Command Center.
Incident Commands
Add Note to Incident
@FireHydrant add note
Adds a note/update to the incident. This will be tracked in the timeline.
Resolve Incident
@FireHydrant resolve
Close a FireHydrant incident from your incident channel.