ms-graph-mcp
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityCmaintenanceEnables multiple users to securely connect their own Microsoft 365 account and use natural language to manage Outlook mail, Teams, and SharePoint/OneDrive files through Microsoft Graph, with support for shared mailboxes and admin governance.MIT
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TDQS
Scored across 59 tools
Tools are grouped by resource (mail, calendar, files, contacts, todo) and explicit cross-references distinguish near-pairs like mail_get_message vs mail_fetch_thread and files_get_item vs files_get_drive_item. A few clusters (multiple search tools, auth/session probes, generic graph_request vs purpose-built tools) could still invite misselection, but the boundaries are well documented.
Names are almost all snake_case and follow a domain_verb_noun pattern (mail_list_messages, calendar_create_event, todo_update_task). Minor deviations exist: object-less verbs (mail_send, files_search), domain-only helpers (session_status, graph_schema), and search_query's reversed ordering.
59 tools is far beyond the 3-15 sweet spot and fits the rubric's 50+ extreme-mismatch range for a single MCP server. Although Microsoft Graph is broad and the tools are organized by domain, the set risks overwhelming agents and includes many thin endpoint wrappers plus a generic graph_request fallback.
Core lifecycle coverage is strong: mail supports list/search/read/send/reply/forward/draft/delete/move; contacts, calendar events, and To Do tasks have near-full CRUD. Gaps remain, including no Teams/chat tools despite references to them, no file move/copy/rename, no way to send an existing draft, and limited binary upload support.