An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementation for Microsoft Teams integration, providing capabilities to read messages, create messages, reply to messages, mention members.
MCP.Pizza Chef: InditexTech
Published and maintained by Inditex's engineering team, this covers the everyday channel work: open a new thread with a title and body, tag the colleagues who need to see it, reply further down an existing thread, read the replies back, and list who belongs to the channel. Setting it up is a genuine IT job — you register an application in Microsoft Entra, gather several identifiers and a secret, then run it with Docker. Last updated June 2026.
Communication
Use This MCP server To
Post a project update to a Teams channel Catch up on a long thread I was tagged in Start a thread and mention the people who need it Reply to a thread without opening Teams See who belongs to a particular channel
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mcp-teams-server FAQ
Is this project actively maintained?
Yes. The last change was June 2026, and it is published by Inditex's engineering team rather than a lone hobbyist.
Do I need permission from my IT department?
Almost certainly. It requires registering an application in Microsoft Entra, which most companies restrict to administrators.
What do I have to provide?
An application identifier, a client secret, your tenant details, and the team and channel identifiers you want it to work in.
How hard is the setup?
This is among the hardest here. Expect Docker, environment settings, and a round trip through Azure before anything runs.
Can I use this to post a weekly status update for me?
Yes. Your assistant can draft the update, open the thread, and tag the people who need to read it.
Can it read my private one-to-one chats?
No. It works at the level of team channels and their threads, not personal direct messages.
Which apps does it work in?
The project does not name specific assistants, but it runs in anything that accepts a locally running server.