@microsoft/workiq

Microsoft Work IQ (Public Preview)

Query your Microsoft 365 data with natural language — emails, meetings, documents, Teams messages, and more.

Work IQ is a CLI and an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that connects AI assistants to your Microsoft 365 Copilot data. Ask questions like "What did my manager say about the project deadline?" or "Find my recent documents about Q4 planning."

See project README for usage details.

📋 Changelog

0.4.0

• Refactored Agent Relay architecture for improved reliability and maintainability.
• Added --noCors option to the A2A server command to disable CORS restrictions.
• Updated to .NET 10 SDK.
• Added enableMacBroker support in the config set command for macOS broker opt-in.
• Added Trace log level that surfaces MSAL SDK logging for auth diagnostics.
• Fixed issue with single-file MCP on macOS attempting SilentAuth with os_current_account.
• Store DefaultAccount to enable cached token retrieval.
• Warm up token cache for MCP server mode.
• Enhanced interactive authentication flow with macOS broker fallback.
• Minimized redundant token acquisition calls and refactored startup.
• Added logout command.
• Improved authentication flow with effective app determination and account handling.
• Added macOS authentication with broker support and browser fallback.
• Added --fileUrls parameter to the ask command and the ask MCP tool.
• Changed startup to use win-64 binary when running under WSL.
• Added mcpName to packages.json to enable publishing to the mcp registry.
• Added --account property for selecting between different logins
• Added experimental flag in the config.

0.2.8

• Updated README with reference to Github project. No functional changes.

0.2.7

• First public release

📄 License

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