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Enables searching and retrieving files from SharePoint and OneDrive within Microsoft 365, with local caching for efficiency.

Enables MCP-compatible AI clients to access and manage the authenticated user's 21Vianet Microsoft 365 mail, calendar, OneDrive, SharePoint, and related Graph data while respecting tenant permissions, confirmations, and audit boundaries.

Enables MCP-capable AI clients to use a 21Vianet-operated Microsoft 365 tenant on the user's behalf — reading mail, analyzing calendar conflicts, searching OneDrive and SharePoint files, and sending messages after confirmation — through a single Streamable HTTP endpoint with OAuth and delegated Microsoft Graph China permissions. Respects existing tenant roles, scopes, and audit boundaries, so access never exceeds what the signed-in user already has.

Enables MCP-capable AI clients to act as the signed-in user against 21Vianet Microsoft 365 through Microsoft Graph China, reading mail, analyzing calendar conflicts, and searching OneDrive and SharePoint files. It preserves existing user permissions with delegated access, OAuth login, tool scoping, write-operation confirmation, and auditable boundaries.

Enables MCP-capable AI clients to act on behalf of a user against 21Vianet-operated Microsoft 365, querying mail, calendars, OneDrive and SharePoint through Microsoft Graph China while respecting existing user permissions, confirmation prompts and audit boundaries.

Lets MCP-capable AI clients act as the signed-in user against 21Vianet-operated Microsoft 365 — reading mail, analyzing calendar conflicts, and searching OneDrive and SharePoint files through Microsoft Graph China. It preserves the user's existing delegated permissions and adds OAuth bridging, app roles, write confirmations, and audit boundaries.

Enables MCP-capable AI clients to access a user's 21Vianet Microsoft 365 mail, calendar, OneDrive, and SharePoint through Microsoft Graph China with delegated permissions, operation confirmation, and audit boundaries.

Lets MCP-capable AI clients act as the signed-in user against 21Vianet-operated Microsoft 365 through the China Microsoft Graph endpoints, reading mail, analyzing calendar conflicts, and searching OneDrive and SharePoint files. Access stays bounded by the user's existing delegated permissions, with role filtering, write confirmation, and audited, redacted operations.