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Let Microsoft Scout prepare meetings and sort out calendar conflicts in Microsoft 365

Microsoft announced Scout at Build 2026: an always-on personal work agent for Frontier customers, built on the open-source OpenClaw and on Work IQ, that handles meeting prep, scheduling conflicts and routine tasks.

The problem

How it works

In its Build 2026 post, Microsoft introduced Scout as a personal agent for work, made available to Frontier customers that day. It is built on OpenClaw and Work IQ, Microsoft’s layer that maps people, email, documents and meetings across Microsoft 365. Scout works in tools such as Teams and Outlook and, according to Microsoft, takes care of meeting prep, scheduling conflicts and routine tasks without being asked. The same post announced Microsoft Execution Containers, operating-system sandboxes for agents that OpenClaw on Windows already uses, and Agent 365 controls that extend Entra, Defender and Purview to agents.

Results and limitations

This is an announcement only. Microsoft gives no results or customer examples for Scout and says it will share more as it rolls Scout out more widely.

Before you try it

An agent that acts without asking needs clear limits, so agree with your Microsoft 365 administrators what Scout may do on its own and how its actions are logged before you rely on it. Access was limited to Frontier customers at announcement. Scout is a hosted Microsoft product; the OpenClaw repository is the open-source agent it is built on, not Scout itself. Results depend on your setup and were not independently reproduced by Top 200 Repos.

Tools and repositories

Tools
Microsoft Scout · Microsoft Teams · Outlook
Prerequisites
Microsoft 365 with access to the Frontier program; availability was limited at announcement.

Try it yourself: Decide what a proactive work agent may do on its own

Fill the fields to adapt the prompt. Empty fields stay as visible [placeholders].

Preview
Our team of [Team size] is evaluating a proactive work agent with access to Teams and Outlook. Help me write an autonomy policy. Sort these actions into "may do without asking", "must ask first" and "never": [Actions to classify]. Consider meetings with external guests, messages to senior leaders and anything involving [Sensitive area]. For each rule, give a one-line reason and say how we would notice if the agent broke it.

Agree the policy with your Microsoft 365 administrators before turning on any agent that acts without asking.

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Sources

  1. Microsoft Build 2026: Be yourself at work (opens in a new tab)

    Vendor post · blogs.microsoft.com · Published 2 Jun 2026 · Source checked 12 Nov 2026, 07:54 UTC

    What this source supports
    • Microsoft Scout is a new personal agent for work, brought to Frontier customers at Build 2026
    • Scout is built on OpenClaw and Work IQ and works in tools such as Teams and Outlook
    • Scout proactively handles meeting prep, scheduling conflicts and routine tasks without asking
    • Work IQ captures people, emails, documents and meetings across Microsoft 365
    • Microsoft Execution Containers give agents OS-enforced sandboxes and are used by OpenClaw on Windows
    • Agent 365 extends Entra, Defender and Purview to observe, govern and secure agents
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