MCP Dataverse MCP server

MCP Dataverse

The most complete MCP server for Microsoft Dataverse.

79 tools · 4 resources · 10 guided workflows · Three auth modes

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Why MCP Dataverse?

AI agents hallucinate schema, guess column names, and build broken OData queries. This server gives them real-time access to your Dataverse environment — schema, records, metadata, solutions — through the Model Context Protocol.

• Three auth modes — device code (local), client credentials (CI/CD), managed identity (Azure-hosted)
• Works with any MCP client — VS Code, Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini, Codex CLI
• Atomic tools — each tool does one thing well; the AI picks the right one
• Structured outputs — every response returns {summary, data, suggestions}
• Guardrails — destructive operations require explicit confirmation
• Encrypted tokens — AES-256-GCM cached credentials, never logged

Install

npx mcp-dataverse install

The interactive wizard configures your environment, registers the server in VS Code, and authenticates your Microsoft account in under 2 minutes.

Requires Node.js 20+. For other clients (Claude, Cursor, Windsurf…) see Multi-Client Setup.

Update

npx mcp-dataverse update

No re-config required — just checks your existing setup and shows what changed. npx auto-fetches the latest version on each run, so simply restarting your MCP client is enough to get the new tools.

Authentication

Three modes — choose based on where the server runs:

Device code quick start: authentication triggers on the first tool call.

1. Open View → Output → MCP — a sign-in code appears
2. Go to https://microsoft.com/devicelogin, enter the code, sign in with your work account
3. Token is cached encrypted — all future starts are silent

For client credentials and managed identity setup, see Authentication docs.

Capabilities

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.