Azure Connector Namespace — manage namespaces, connections, triggers, and MCP server configs. Connect external SaaS services (Office 365, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Forms, GitHub, Azure Blob) to any user-provided webhook URL via event-driven triggers, expose selected connector operations as an MCP server endpoint, or call connector operations on demand via dynamicInvoke. Use when: - Managing connector namespaces and connections - Creating trigger configs that POST to a callback URL - Subscribing to connector events (email, file, list-item, form response) - Wiring event sources to a webhook, Function App, Logic App, or API - Recurrence / sliding-window triggers that fire on a schedule - Exposing connector operations as MCP tools at a namespace endpoint - Calling connector APIs (send email, post Teams message, upload files) Triggers: "connector namespace", "connector", "trigger config", "webhook trigger", "recurrence trigger", "on new email", "callback url", "mcp", "send email", "post teams message"
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Azure Connector Namespace — manage namespaces, connections, triggers, and MCP server configs. Connect external SaaS services (Office 365, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Forms, GitHub, Azure Blob) to any user-provided webhook URL via event-driven triggers, expose selected connector operations as an MCP server endpoint, or call connector operations on demand via dynamicInvoke. Use when: - Managing connector namespaces and connections - Creating trigger configs that POST to a callback URL - Subscribing to connector events (email, file, list-item, form response) - Wiring event sources to a webhook, Function App, Logic App, or API - Recurrence / sliding-window triggers that fire on a schedule - Exposing connector operations as MCP tools at a namespace endpoint - Calling connector APIs (send email, post Teams message, upload files) Triggers: "connector namespace", "connector", "trigger config", "webhook trigger", "recurrence trigger", "on new email", "callback url", "mcp", "send email", "post teams message"
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Azure Connector Namespace — manage namespaces, connections, triggers, and MCP server configs. Connect external SaaS services (Office 365, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Forms, GitHub, Azure Blob) to any user-provided webhook URL via event-driven triggers, expose selected connector operations as an MCP server endpoint, or call connector operations on demand via dynamicInvoke. Use when: - Managing connector namespaces and connections - Creating trigger configs that POST to a callback URL - Subscribing to connector events (email, file, list-item, form response) - Wiring event sources to a webhook, Function App, Logic App, or API - Recurrence / sliding-window triggers that fire on a schedule - Exposing connector operations as MCP tools at a namespace endpoint - Calling connector APIs (send email, post Teams message, upload files) Triggers: "connector namespace", "connector", "trigger config", "webhook trigger", "recurrence trigger", "on new email", "callback url", "mcp", "send email", "post teams message"
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Category
Engineering
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
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Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.