cowork-dashboard-member

Computes Copilot Cowork impact metrics and posts de-identified HTML tables to a Teams channel.

10|6|Updated Jul 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/microsoft/CoworkDashboard --skill cowork-dashboard-member-microsoft
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Skill: cowork-dashboard-member
Source: https://github.com/microsoft/CoworkDashboard/tree/main/docs/skill-template/cowork-dashboard-member
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/microsoft/CoworkDashboard --skill cowork-dashboard-member-microsoft

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Team members using Microsoft Copilot Cowork have no easy way to quantify and share the time and dollar value their AI-assisted work generates. This Skill harvests a user's own Cowork sessions from OneDrive, computes research-anchored time-saved and value metrics, and posts a de-identified summary to a shared Teams channel so the team can see collective ROI. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Session harvesting and classification: Enumerates Cowork session folders in OneDrive, classifies each session by task category and business process using a TF-IDF classifier against the APQC taxonomy, and merges live-session telemetry for chat-only work. - Privacy opt-out before posting: Every session is individually selectable in a multi-select picker; excluded sessions and their deliverables are removed before any metrics are computed or posted. - De-identified HTML table post: Renders headline KPIs, time-by-category, value pillars, jobs-to-be-done, business processes, roles, skills, and deliverables as HTML tables posted to the team's Teams channel, with person names, prompts, and raw file names stripped. - Use Case: A consultant runs the skill every other Monday to publish their last-15-days Cowork impact stats to the team channel, where the manager's dashboard skill later aggregates everyone's posts. ## Quick Start Ask Cowork to post my Cowork Team Report stats to the team channel.

Frequently Asked Questions about cowork-dashboard-member

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I post my Copilot Cowork stats to a Teams channel?

Ask Cowork to post your Cowork Team Report stats to the team channel. The skill harvests your last 15 days of sessions, shows a privacy picker to exclude any sessions, computes the metrics, and posts HTML tables to the channel you configured on first run.

How does the skill measure time saved and value from Copilot sessions?

It classifies each session into task categories and applies research-anchored minute bands per run to build an expert-hours estimate. Value equals expert hours multiplied by an hourly rate, and a speed multiplier divides expert time by modeled assisted time.

Does the Cowork Team Report share my name or file names?

No. The post carries only aggregate metrics, your directory job title as a Role, and de-identified descriptive deliverable labels. Person names, prompts, countries, and raw file names never leave your machine, though customer and account names in process tables are retained.

Can I exclude sessions before the report is posted?

Yes. A mandatory privacy opt-out picker lists every session as an individual checkbox before anything is computed or posted. Excluded sessions and their deliverables are dropped entirely from the pending report.

Does the skill work on a schedule without me being present?

It supports a biweekly Monday schedule, but scheduled runs never auto-post. The skill emails you that the draft is ready and waits for you to open the task chat, review exclusions, and approve the post interactively.

Why are chat-only Copilot sessions missing from my report?

OneDrive only stores file artifacts, so chat-only sessions need the forward-only telemetry hook or an optional title-and-date backfill from the Cowork web app. Without those, the post preview states the coverage gap rather than guessing.