Modular Outlook MCP Server
by ryaker
This is a modular implementation of the Outlook MCP server that connects Claude with Microsoft Outlook through the Microsoft Graph API. It allows Claude to interact with Outlook for email management.
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What is Modular Outlook MCP Server?
The Modular Outlook MCP Server is a server that enables Claude to interact with Microsoft Outlook. It uses the Microsoft Graph API to provide email management capabilities to Claude.
How to use Modular Outlook MCP Server?
To use the server, configure it using the config.js
file. Then, copy the sample configuration to your Claude Desktop configuration and restart Claude Desktop. Authenticate with Microsoft and use the email tools to manage your Outlook account. Alternatively, you can run the server standalone using the provided test script.
Key features of Modular Outlook MCP Server
OAuth 2.0 Authentication
Email Management (List, Search, Read, Send)
Modular Structure
OData Filter Handling
Test Mode
Use cases of Modular Outlook MCP Server
Integrating Outlook with Claude
Automating email tasks through Claude
Searching and retrieving emails using Claude
Sending emails through Claude
Testing email integration without real API calls
FAQ from Modular Outlook MCP Server
What do I do if I have authentication issues?
What do I do if I have authentication issues?
Check the token file and authentication server logs.
What do I do if I encounter OData filter errors?
What do I do if I encounter OData filter errors?
Look for escape sequences in the server logs.
What do I do if API calls fail?
What do I do if API calls fail?
Check for detailed error messages in the response.
How do I add more functionality to the server?
How do I add more functionality to the server?
Create new module directories, implement tool handlers, export tool definitions, and import and add tools to the TOOLS
array in index.js
.
How do I configure the server?
How do I configure the server?
Edit the config.js
file to change server name, version, test mode settings, authentication parameters, email field selections, and API endpoints.