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    A Model Context Protocol server that enables interaction with Microsoft 365 services (Excel, Calendar, Mail, OneDrive, Teams, etc.) through the Graph API, allowing AI assistants to manage Microsoft 365 resources via natural language.
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    MCP server that provides 62 tools to manage Outlook mail, calendar, contacts, and tasks for personal Microsoft accounts via Microsoft Graph API.
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    Enables MCP-aware agents to interact with the classic Outlook desktop client for mail, calendar, contacts, tasks, and Out-of-Office settings via the COM API, without Azure or OAuth.
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    A modular collection of MCP servers for automating virtual secretary tasks within Microsoft Outlook, including email management, calendar operations, contacts, tasks, and mailbox settings through Microsoft Graph API.
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    MCP server for tidying a large Outlook / Hotmail mailbox via Microsoft Graph. Bulk moves, folder-tree surgery, inbox rules — no send tool, no permanent delete.
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    Enables to manage your Outlook mailbox via Microsoft Graph (write access) with delegated permissions, providing MCP tools to create, modify, and send emails, folders, categories, rules, and automatic replies.
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    MCP server providing AI assistants with full access to Microsoft Outlook email and calendar via the Microsoft Graph API, featuring 26 tools for mail, calendar, contacts, and scheduling with delegated authentication.
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TDQS

A4.1/5.0

Scored across 22 tools

Disambiguation4/5

Most tools target a distinct resource and action, with clear lifecycle separation like create-event, list-events, and manage-event. The main friction is minor overlap between search-emails and access-shared-mailbox, and between send-email and draft, but descriptions explicitly steer usage.

Naming Consistency4/5

The dominant pattern is lowercase verb-noun with hyphens, e.g. list-events, update-email, find-meeting-rooms, manage-contact. A few outliers such as folders, draft, attachments, auth, and export break the pattern, but the overall convention remains clear and predictable.

Tool Count3/5

At 22 tools, the surface is on the heavy side and falls into the 16-25 borderline range. The breadth is defensible for a full Outlook server, but the set would be easier for agents to navigate if a few tools were consolidated.

Completeness4/5

Email, calendar, contacts, and settings workflows are broadly covered: send/read/search/draft/folders/rules/categories on mail, and create/list/manage plus room lookup on calendar. Notable gaps are the explicitly missing accept-invitation action, no dedicated get-event detail tool, and no direct delete for received emails, though moving to Deleted Items via folders works around that last one.

Maintenance

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ResponsivenessResponsive