Microsoft Teams API

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What this server can do and what it asks for, from its tool list, install config and code. Checked Oct 25, 2026.

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Tools (17)

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• add-reactionAdd Reaction

  Add a reaction (emoji) to a message. Identify the conversation by topic name (--chat), person name for 1:1 chats (--to), or direct ID (--conversation-id). At least one identifier is required. Standard reaction keys: "like", "heart", "laugh", "surprised", "angry", "sad". User-friendly names are auto-resolved to Teams emoji IDs (e.g. "horse" → "1f40e_horse").

• delete-messageDelete Message

  Delete a message from a conversation. Identify the conversation by topic name (--chat), person name for 1:1 chats (--to), or direct ID (--conversation-id). At least one identifier is required. The message to delete is identified by --message-id.

• describe-imageDescribe Image

  Describe an inline Teams image using a configured OpenAI-compatible vision model. Use amsObjectId directly, or identify a message by chat/to/conversationId plus messageId. Set TEAMS_IMAGE_DESCRIPTION_API_KEY or OPENAI_API_KEY before using this tool.

• download-fileDownload File

  Download file attachment(s) from a message. Identify the conversation by topic name (--chat), person name for 1:1 chats (--to), or direct ID (--conversation-id). Specify the message containing the file(s) via --message-id. Use --output-directory to save files to a specific directory. Without --output-directory, files are saved to a temporary directory. Text file contents and images are returned inline in the response. Other binary files (PDFs, videos, archives, etc.) are saved to disk only; the response reports the local save path.

• edit-messageEdit Message

  Edit an existing message in a conversation. Identify the conversation by topic name (--chat), person name for 1:1 chats (--to), or direct ID (--conversation-id). At least one identifier is required. The message to edit is identified by --message-id. Content is interpreted as Markdown by default and converted to rich HTML.

• find-chatsFind Chats

  Search for chats by name or member name. Uses the Substrate search API (requires authentication via auto-login or interactive). Returns matching chats with member lists and thread IDs.

• find-conversationFind Teams Conversation

  Find a conversation by topic name (case-insensitive partial match). When Substrate search is available, also matches by member names. For 1:1 chats (which have no topic), use find-one-on-one instead. Use the returned conversation ID for subsequent operations like get-messages or send-message.

• find-one-on-oneFind 1:1 Conversation

  Find or create a 1:1 conversation with a person by name. Uses Substrate people/chat search when available — if a conversation already exists it is returned; if the person is found in the org directory but no chat exists yet, a new 1:1 is started. Falls back to scanning message senders when Substrate is unavailable. Also finds the self-chat if the name matches the current user.

• find-peopleFind People

  Search for people in the organization directory by name. Uses the Substrate search API (requires authentication via auto-login or interactive). Returns matching people with emails, job titles, and departments.

• get-membersGet Conversation Members

  List members of a conversation. Identify the conversation by topic name (--chat), person name for 1:1 chats (--to), or direct ID (--conversation-id). At least one identifier is required. Display names are resolved via the Teams profile API when available, with message history as fallback. Note: 1:1 chat members may have empty display names if profile resolution is unavailable.

• get-messagesGet Messages

  Get messages from a conversation. Identify the conversation by topic name (--chat), person name for 1:1 chats (--to), or direct ID (--conversation-id). At least one identifier is required. For channel threads, provide --message-id to read replies under a specific post. Messages include reactions, mentions, followers (thread subscribers), and quoted message references.

• get-profilesGet User Profiles

  Get Teams profiles for one or more people by MRI. Returns display name, email, job title, office location, and user type.

• get-transcriptGet Meeting Transcript

  Get the meeting transcript from a conversation that contains a recorded meeting. Identify the conversation by topic name (--chat), person name for 1:1 chats (--to), or direct ID (--conversation-id). Use --raw-vtt to get the original VTT file instead of parsed output.

• list-conversationsList Teams Conversations

  List conversations (chats, group chats, meetings, channels). Returns conversation ID, topic, type, and last message time.

• remove-reactionRemove Reaction

  Remove a reaction (emoji) from a message. Identify the conversation by topic name (--chat), person name for 1:1 chats (--to), or direct ID (--conversation-id). At least one identifier is required. Only removes the current user's reaction of the specified type. User-friendly names are auto-resolved to Teams emoji IDs (e.g. "horse" → "1f40e_horse").

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Last commit

Oct 20, 2026 (8 days ago)

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Oct 20, 2026 (8 days ago)

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Details

Registry name

io.github.Maxim-Mazurok/teams-api

Version

1.7.1

Auth

API key

Packages

npm teams-api

License

MIT

Repository

github.com/Maxim-Mazurok/teams-api

First seen

Oct 24, 2026

Last checked

Oct 24, 2026

Source

Official MCP Registrygithub-graphql