Tracecat

Microsoft SharePoint MCP server

Manage sites, document libraries, lists, and files across SharePoint.

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Connect Tracecat to Microsoft SharePoint to manage sites, document libraries, files, and lists for SOC and SRE teams using SharePoint as the system of record for runbooks and evidence. You can pull the most recent version of an incident playbook from the SecOps SharePoint site for an agent to follow. From there, drop investigation reports into the right document library, update incidents lists with status and severity, and apply sensitivity labels with full audit attribution.

Setup

  1. 1

    Sign in with OAuth

    You'll authorize Tracecat to access Microsoft SharePoint on your behalf. No API keys to manage.

  2. 2

    Select the Microsoft SharePoint tile in the Tracecat MCP catalog

    Open the MCP catalog in your workspace, select the Microsoft SharePoint tile, and complete the OAuth flow.

  3. 3

    Enable Microsoft SharePoint in your agent

    In your ai.agent action or Agents tools tab, select Microsoft SharePoint from the MCP integrations dropdown.

Tools

findSiteFind SharePoint sites accessible to the user by search query.
listDocumentLibrariesInSiteList document libraries (drives) in a given SharePoint site.
findFileOrFolderSearch across all sites and libraries the user can access.
readSmallTextFileDownload a text file from a document library (up to 5MB).
createSmallTextFileCreate or upload a text file to a document library (up to 5MB).
shareFileOrFolderShare a file or folder with recipients with read or write permissions.
listListsList all SharePoint lists on a given site.
createListItemAdd a new item to a SharePoint list with field values.
updateListItemUpdate fields on an existing SharePoint list item.
setSensitivityLabelOnFileApply or remove a Microsoft Purview sensitivity label on a file.

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