A cobalt-catalyzed C2-selective amidation of indoles using acyl azides has been accomplished. Isotope experiments suggest that C-H activation is reversible. The use of sustainable Co catalysis, functional group diversity, substrate scope, and regioselectivity are the important practical features.

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