Power Platform MCP server — 227 tools for AI-assisted flow and app authoring, debugging, data, and administration. Docs, changelog, and Claude Code plugin.
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Powerplatform MCP Docs is an MCP server that power Platform MCP server — 227 tools for AI-assisted flow and app authoring, debugging, data, and administration. Docs, changelog, and Claude Code plugin. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio, sse and http, requires no API key, and scores 91/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
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"command": "npx"
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An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Microsoft Power Platform — 312 tools spanning Power Automate flows, canvas app authoring, model-driven apps, SharePoint, Excel, Dataverse/Dynamics 365, Power Pages, Copilot Studio, and tenant administration. Build, run, diagnose, and govern automations in natural language.
How this became a Power Platform server. It started as a Power Automate MCP — cloud flows, and not much else. What broadened it was other people: issues filed by users who needed Dataverse and DLP tooling, a discussion thread that turned into the connections work, a reported admin-API breakage that led to the whole governance surface, and a lot of troubleshooting against real tenants where the interesting bugs only show up. Power Apps, Power Pages, desktop flows, and work queues each arrived because someone asked or something broke. The npm package is still
powerautomate-mcp— renaming it would break every existing install — but the scope is the platform now.
Works with any MCP-compatible AI client: Claude Desktop, Claude Code, VS Code Copilot, Cursor, Google Gemini CLI, and more.
| Page | What you'll find |
|---|---|
| README (this page) | Features · Quick Start · App Registration · CLI Reference · How It Works · All 312 Tools · Security · Architecture |
| Installation Guide | Choose your path · Easy Path · Fast Path · Connect your AI app · Updating · Troubleshooting · Glossary · Admin & enterprise |
| Changelog | Release history with per-version upgrade notes |
| Privacy Policy | What runs locally, what talks to Microsoft, what we collect (nothing) |
| Issues | Bug reports and feature requests — every one gets read |
312 tools, 25 groups — everything at a glance (full list with descriptions: Available Tools):
| Setup & Authentication (1) | Core Flow Operations (15) | Testing & Debugging (10) |
| Planning & Help (5) | Connections & Custom Connectors (15) | Approvals (3) |
| Dataverse CRUD (7) | **Dataverse Depth (q |