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first seen 2026-10-09 · last seen 2026-10-16 · seen 32× · listed by 7 sources
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A **safe-by-default** Model Context Protocol server for **Microsoft Outlook** mail, over Microsoft Graph. It lets an agent read and operate a mailbox — list folders and messages, full-text **search**, read bodies and attachment metadata, list contacts, and (in higher modes) create drafts, **send / reply / forward**, mark read, move messages, and delete. It also manages **OneDrive files** — browse, search, download, upload, create folders, move/rename, and delete — and the **calendar** — list calendars and events, check free/busy, and (gated) create, update, respond to, cancel and delete events. **Browser sign-in:** on first run it opens your browser to the Microsoft sign-in page, then caches the token and refreshes it silently — the server never sees your password. Part of the dockndevai MCP server suite — one governance model across all of them. What it gives an agent The server starts **read-only** (see Safe by default); higher-capability tools are only registered when you raise the mode. | Tool | For | Needs mode | |---|---|---| | whoami | confirm which mailbox is in use | read-only | | list_folders | mail folders with unread/total counts | read-only | | list_messages | recent messages (by folder, unread-only) | read-only | | search_messages | full-text search across the mailbox | read-only | | get_message | one message with full body + recipients | read-only | | list_attachments | attachment metadata (bytes not returned) | read-only | | list_contacts | personal contacts | read-only | | create_draft | prepare a draft without sending | read-write | | send_mail | compose & send a new email | read-write + OUTLOOK_ALLOW_SEND | | reply_mail / forward_mail | reply (all) / forward a message | read-write + OUTLOOK_ALLOW_SEND | | mark_read | mark read / unread (reversible) | read-write | | move_message | move to another folder (reversible) | read-write | | delete_message | delete (to Deleted Items) | admin + OUTLOOK_ALLOW_DELETE | | list_drive_items / get_drive_item | browse OneDrive files & folders | read-only | | search_drive_files | search OneDrive | read-only | | download_drive_file | read a OneDrive file's text | read-only | | upload_drive_file | create/overwrite a OneDrive file | read-write | | create_drive_folder / move_drive_item | create folder / move-rename | read-write | | delete_drive_item | delete a OneDrive item (→ recycle bin) | admin + OUTLOOK_ALLOW_DELETE | | list_calendars / list_events / get_event | browse calendars & events (window expands recurrences) | read-only | | get_free_busy | check availability for people before scheduling | read-only | | create_event / update_event | create / update a meeting (invites attendees) | read-write + OUTLOOK_ALLOW_SEND | | respond_to_event | accept / decline / tentatively accept an invite | read-write + OUTLOOK_ALLOW_SEND | | cancel_event / delete_event | cancel a meeting / delete an event | admin + OUTLOOK_ALLOW_DELETE | > **Access is ultimately governed by your Microsoft account's granted scopes.** Calendar tools need the > Calendars.ReadWrite delegated scope (included in the defaults). If your token wasn't consented for it, > Graph returns 403 — the suite's modes/flags are defence in depth on top of that Microsoft-level control.