teams-watcherlisted

# Teams Watcher You messaged someone and now need to know when they answer, without stopping work to check and without re-reading threads you have already seen. ## Arming it The poller script `poll-teams-replies.ps1` sits alongside this SKILL.md. Resolve its absolute path from this skill's own directory (the folder this file was loaded from) and pass that to Monitor: ``` Monitor({ command: "pwsh -NoProfile -File \"<this-skill-dir>/poll-teams-replies.ps1\" -Member \"Alex Rivera\"", description: "new Teams messages from Alex Rivera", persistent: true, timeout_ms: 3600000 }) ``` Every line the poller prints arrives as a notification the moment it is printed. `persistent: true` is required. Without it the watch dies at the timeout and the user is left believing it is still armed. Confirm the `TEAMS-WATCH-READY` line before telling the user it is live, and tell them the scope it resolved and how many conversations that came to. `TaskStop` the monitor when they say to stop watching, or at end of session. ## Scope Four shapes, and they combine. One watch covers all of them at once. | Scope | Flag | |---|---| | One or more named chats | `-Chat <id> [<id> ...]` | | A named set, by conversation topic | `-Topic 'Project Standup'` | | Everything involving a specific person | `-Member 'Alex Rivera'` | | Every chat in the listing window | `-All` | Matching is case-insensitive substring, done against a `list_chats` listing. The listing resolves scope and labels; the watch