SharePoint
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Search, read, store, and manage documents, sites, document libraries, and lists in Microsoft SharePoint using your Azure AD credentials.
11 tools your agents can use
sharepoint_list_sites
List SharePoint sites the user has access to. Returns site name, web URL, and description.
sharepoint_search_sites
Search for SharePoint sites by name or keyword.
sharepoint_list_document_libraries
List the document libraries (drives) available in a SharePoint site.
sharepoint_list_files
List files and folders in a SharePoint document library. Returns name, type (file/folder), size, and last modified date.
sharepoint_search_documents
Search across SharePoint for documents and files matching a keyword. Searches names and content.
sharepoint_get_file_metadata
Retrieve metadata for a specific file or folder in a document library: name, size, MIME type, created/modified timestamps, and a download URL.
sharepoint_read_file
Read the text content of a file stored in a SharePoint document library. Works best for plain text, markdown, CSV, and JSON files. Returns a download URL for binary files.
sharepoint_upload_file
Store a document in a SharePoint document library — create it if it doesn't exist, or replace/rename it if it does. Best for text-like content (reports, notes, markdown, CSV, JSON)...
sharepoint_create_folder
Create a folder in a SharePoint document library, so documents can be organised before storing them.
sharepoint_delete_item
Delete a file or folder from a SharePoint document library.
sharepoint_list_items
Query items from a SharePoint list (e.g. a tasks or tracking list) in a site, including custom column values.
Governed by default
Like every connector, SharePoint runs inside the ApiSpi governance layer: admins can set it to full, read-only, or approval-required access, every call is audit-logged and firewall-screened, and spend caps apply.