What authentication method does the SharePoint Connector Library use?
It uses app-only authentication with a Client ID and Client Secret obtained from an Azure AD application registration.
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Create MCP server for accessing SharePoint Online
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SharePoint MCP is a modular .NET server that exposes Microsoft Graph API and Semantic Kernel capabilities to provide AI-driven access to SharePoint Online data. It acts as a central hub for search functionality, using app-only authentication and a separate client interface such as Gemini AI for user interaction.
Set up the three-module architecture: deploy the .NET MCP Server (configured with Semantic Kernel), register an Azure AD application with Graph API permissions (e.g., Sites.Read.All) and store the client secret securely, then build an MCP Client (e.g., using Gemini AI SDK) that calls the server’s /api/sharepoint/search endpoint with user queries. No specific commands or config keys are detailed beyond this workflow.
It uses app-only authentication with a Client ID and Client Secret obtained from an Azure AD application registration.
The application requires permission such as Sites.Read.All (or more granular) and must have admin consent granted in Azure AD.
The server exposes an endpoint such as `/api/sharepoint/search` that accepts search queries and returns SharePoint results.
The stack includes .NET, Microsoft Graph SDK, Semantic Kernel, and the Gemini AI SDK for the client interface.
No – it is a backend server only. The user interface is provided by a separate MCP Client (e.g., a Gemini‑powered chat application).
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