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M365 Assistant MCP Server

A comprehensive MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that connects Claude with Microsoft 365 services through the Microsoft Graph API and Power Automate API.

Supported Services

• Outlook - Email, calendar, folders, and rules
• OneDrive - Files, folders, search, and sharing
• Power Automate - Flows, environments, and run history

Directory Structure

├── index.js                 # Main entry point
├── config.js                # Configuration settings
├── auth/                    # Authentication modules
│   ├── index.js             # Authentication exports
│   ├── token-manager.js     # Token storage and refresh (Graph + Flow)
│   └── tools.js             # Auth-related tools
├── calendar/                # Calendar functionality
│   ├── index.js             # Calendar exports
│   ├── list.js              # List events
│   ├── create.js            # Create event
│   ├── delete.js            # Delete event
│   ├── cancel.js            # Cancel event
│   ├── accept.js            # Accept event
│   └── decline.js           # Decline event
├── email/                   # Email functionality
│   ├── index.js             # Email exports
│   ├── list.js              # List emails
│   ├── search.js            # Search emails
│   ├── read.js              # Read email
│   ├── send.js              # Send email
│   └── mark-as-read.js      # Mark email read/unread
├── folder/                  # Folder functionality
│   ├── index.js             # Folder exports
│   ├── list.js              # List folders
│   ├── create.js            # Create folder
│   └── move.js              # Move emails
├── rules/                   # Email rules functionality
│   ├── index.js             # Rules exports
│   ├── list.js              # List rules
│   └── create.js            # Create rule
├── onedrive/                # OneDrive functionality
│   ├── index.js             # OneDrive exports
│   ├── list.js              # List files/folders
│   ├── search.js            # Search files
│   ├── download.js          # Get download URL
│   ├── upload.js            # Simple upload (<4MB)
│   ├── upload-large.js      # Chunked upload (>4MB)
│   ├── share.js             # Create sharing link
│   └── folder.js            # Create/delete folders
├── power-automate/          # Power Automate functionality
│   ├── index.js             # Power Automate exports
│   ├── flow-api.js          # Flow API client
│   ├── list-environments.js # List environments
│   ├── list-flows.js        # List flows
│   ├── run-flow.js          # Trigger flow
│   ├── list-runs.js         # Run history
│   └── toggle-flow.js       # Enable/disable flow
└── utils/                   # Utility functions
    ├── graph-api.js         # Microsoft Graph API helper
    ├── odata-helpers.js     # OData query building
    └── mock-data.js         # Test mode data

Features

• Authentication: OAuth 2.0 authentication with Microsoft Graph API (+ Flow API for Power Automate)
• Email Management: List, search, read, send, and organize emails
• Calendar Management: List, create, accept, decline, and delete calendar events
• OneDrive Integration: List, search, upload, download, and share files
• Power Automate: List environments/flows, trigger flows, view run history
• Modular Structure: Clean separation of concerns for maintainability
• Test Mode: Simulated responses for testing without real API calls

Available Tools

Outlook (Email & Calendar)

Tool	Description
list-emails	List recent emails from inbox
search-emails	Search emails with filters
read-email	Read email content
send-email	Send a new email
mark-as-read	Mark email as read/unread
list-events	List calendar events
create-event	Create calendar event
accept-event	Accept event invitation
decline-event	Decline event invitation
delete-event	Delete calendar event
list-folders	List mail folders
create-folder	Create mail folder
move-emails	Move emails between folders
list-rules	List inbox rules
create-rule	Create inbox rule

OneDrive

Tool	Description
onedrive-list	List files in a path
onedrive-search	Search files by query
onedrive-download	Get download URL
onedrive-upload	Upload small file (<4MB)
onedrive-upload-large	Chunked upload (>4MB)
onedrive-share	Create sharing link
onedrive-create-folder	Create folder
onedrive-delete	Delete file or folder

Power Automate

Tool	Description
flow-list-environments	List Power Platform environments
flow-list	List flows in environment
flow-run	Trigger a manual flow
flow-list-runs	Get flow run history
flow-toggle	Enable/disable a flow

Quick Start

1. Install dependencies: npm install
2. Azure setup: Register app in Azure Portal (see detailed steps below)
3. Configure environment: Copy .env.example to .env and add your Azure credentials
4. Configure Claude: Update your Claude Desktop config with the server path
5. Start auth server: npm run auth-server
6. Authenticate: Use the authenticate tool in Claude to get the OAuth URL
7. Start using: Access your M365 data through Claude!

Installation

Prerequisites

• Node.js 14.0.0 or higher
• npm or yarn package manager
• Azure account for app registration

Install Dependencies

npm install

Azure App Registration & Configuration

App Registration

1. Open Azure Portal
2. Search for "App registrations"
3. Click "New registration"
4. Name: "M365 MCP Server"
5. Account type: "Accounts in any organizational directory and personal Microsoft accounts"
6. Redirect URI: Web → http://localhost:3333/auth/callback
7. Click "Register"
8. Copy the "Application (client) ID" for your .env file

App Permissions

1. Go to "API permissions" under Manage
2. Click "Add a permission" → "Microsoft Graph" → "Delegated permissions"
3. Add these permissions:
   • offline_access
   • User.Read
   • Mail.Read, Mail.ReadWrite, Mail.Send
   • Calendars.Read, Calendars.ReadWrite
   • Files.Read, Files.ReadWrite
4. Click "Add permissions"

For Power Automate (optional):

• Requires additional Azure AD configuration with Flow API scope
• See Power Automate section below for details

Client Secret

1. Go to "Certificates & secrets" → "Client secrets"
2. Click "New client secret"
3. Add description and select expiration
4. Copy the VALUE (not the Secret ID)

Configuration

1. Environment Variables

cp .env.example .env

Edit .env:

# Get these values from Azure Portal > App Registrations > Your App
MS_CLIENT_ID=your-application-client-id-here
MS_CLIENT_SECRET=your-client-secret-VALUE-here
MS_TENANT_ID=your-tenant-id-here
USE_TEST_MODE=false

Important Notes:

• Use MS_CLIENT_ID and MS_CLIENT_SECRET in the .env file
• Set MS_TENANT_ID for single-tenant apps to avoid /common endpoint errors
• For Claude Desktop config, you'll use OUTLOOK_CLIENT_ID and OUTLOOK_CLIENT_SECRET
• Always use the client secret VALUE, never the Secret ID

2. Claude Desktop Configuration

Add to your Claude Desktop config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "m365-assistant": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/path/to/outlook-mcp/index.js"],
      "env": {
        "USE_TEST_MODE": "false",
        "OUTLOOK_CLIENT_ID": "your-client-id",
        "OUTLOOK_CLIENT_SECRET": "your-client-secret"
      }
    }
  }
}

Authentication

Graph API (Outlook + OneDrive)

1. Start auth server: npm run auth-server
2. Use the authenticate tool in Claude
3. Visit the provided URL and sign in
4. Tokens saved to ~/.outlook-mcp-tokens.json

Power Automate (Optional)

Power Automate requires a separate token with the Flow API scope. Configure additional Azure AD permissions for https://service.flow.microsoft.com//.default scope.

Limitations:

• Only solution-aware flows are accessible
• Only manual trigger flows can be run via API
• Requires environment ID for most operations

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

"Cannot find module"

npm install

"Port 3333 in use"

npx kill-port 3333
npm run auth-server

"Invalid client secret" (AADSTS7000215)

• Use the secret VALUE, not the Secret ID

"Authentication required"

• Delete ~/.outlook-mcp-tokens.json and re-authenticate

Testing

# Run with MCP Inspector
npm run inspect

# Run in test mode (mock data)
npm run test-mode

# Run Jest tests
npm test

Extending the Server

1. Create new module directory
2. Implement tool handlers in separate files
3. Export tool definitions from module index
4. Import and add to TOOLS array in index.js