outlook-mcp

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Email is only part of it: your calendar, mail folders, inbox rules, OneDrive files, and Power Automate flows are all reachable from a chat window. You can search and send mail, accept or decline invitations, move messages in bulk, and share a file link. It works with a personal or work Microsoft 365 account, and setup includes a one-time registration in the Microsoft admin portal to grant permission — the fiddliest part of the whole thing. The project was last updated in March 2026.

Calendar
Email
Files/PDF

Use This MCP server To

Find the email with last quarter's budget attached Reply to my manager and copy the rest of the team Show me everything on my calendar for next Tuesday Move all the newsletters into a folder and mark them read Accept the meeting invitation the client just sent Search OneDrive for the contract and share a link to it

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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

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outlook-mcp FAQ

Is this project still maintained?
Yes. It is not archived and the most recent changes, including a delete-email tool and easier installation, arrived in March 2026.
Which email accounts does it work with?
Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com accounts, personal or work. It does not touch Gmail or other providers.
Do I need a paid key?
No paid key, but you do need to register the tool once inside Microsoft's admin portal to create sign-in credentials and approve which permissions it gets.
Can I use this to clean up my inbox?
Yes — it can list, search, read, mark as read, and move messages between folders in bulk, and it can create inbox rules so future mail sorts itself.
Can I use this to book a meeting?
Yes — it can list, create, cancel, accept, decline, and delete calendar events.
Which apps does it work in?
Claude Desktop and other assistants that support MCP servers.
How hard is setup?
The hardest one on this list for a non-technical user. Expect to click through Microsoft's admin portal, copy two credentials into a settings file, run a small sign-in step, and approve access in your browser.