power-automate-mcp-server MCP Server
Inspect, operate, and author Microsoft Power Automate cloud flows from an agent context.
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Published as power-automate-mcp-server on npm. Runs locally.
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Docker/HTTP transport is single-operator only — no per-user isolation until v2 OAuth
Summary
When deployed over the HTTP transport (Docker), this server collapses all callers to a single shared Power Automate identity. It is safe for a single operator (or a dedicated service identity) but must not be exposed as a shared multi-user endpoint today. The Docker README/compose should carry an explicit "single-operator only" warning until the v2 per-user OAuth path lands.
Why (verified against the code)
- The token manager is a **process-wide singleton with one to
Read the thread · 2026-06-03 · open · 0 comments
Consider a dedicated public-client app (vs reusing Civala-Microsoft365-MCP)
v0.1.1 reuses the shared MS365 Graph app, which forced specific scopes (not .default) and couples the two servers. A dedicated public-client app with only the Microsoft Flow Service delegated permission would be cleaner and could use .default. See docs/api-notes.md auth findings.
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Bump publish workflow off deprecated Node 20 actions
actions/checkout@v4, actions/setup-node@v4, pnpm/action-setup@v4, softprops/action-gh-release@v1 run on Node 20 (deprecated; forced to Node 24 by GitHub on 2026-06-16). Update action versions or set FORCE_JAVASCRIPT_ACTIONS_TO_NODE24.
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Live-verify untested write tools
Exercised live: enable/disable, create/update/delete. NOT yet verified against a real tenant: cancel_flow_run, resubmit_flow_run, add_flow_owner, remove_flow_owner. Also confirm the add_flow_owner PUT permissions body shape (api-notes #8 — currently a guess: { properties: { principal: { id, type:'User' }, roleName } }).
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Committed .mcp.json defaults AZURE_TENANT_ID=common (Flow footgun)
The committed .mcp.json sets AZURE_TENANT_ID to 'common', which fails for the Flow audience (AADSTS50059). Should use ${AZURE_TENANT_ID} (no hardcoded common) + the verified FLOW_SCOPES default. (Jordan's local copy already overrides with ${MS365_*}.)
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