We (at Microsoft Learn) published this MCP server to help people ground their LLMs and agents on official Microsoft documentations.
What it is:
• A server that implements the remote MCP spec with streamable HTTP transport
• Pure public and free
• Provides public document search tool and many other tools to come.
Quick try:
```json
{
"microsoft.docs.mcp": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/api/mcp"
}
}
```
We’ve seen teams use it for:
- quick Q&A
- helping coding agents find correct package and API
We’d love to hear from you:
• What tools you want to see next?
• Are there blockers in using it in your scenarios?
• Where does it work well — or not so well?
Sorry to be blunt, but this is a moronic "let's do everything llm" move...
Just get your shit straight and fix your documentation.
This is probably the worst documentation that we can find for a big tech. Thousands of things splitted between thousand of different docs for the same service. None of them complete, up to date, accurate or easy to use despite thousand and thousands of words.
That the MCP agent will be able to do is repeat the same junk that is left and right in the doc, nothing more. AI can't invent the info that you don't publish and that is the one clearly missing...
Hey HN –
We (at Microsoft Learn) published this MCP server to help people ground their LLMs and agents on official Microsoft documentations.
What it is: • A server that implements the remote MCP spec with streamable HTTP transport • Pure public and free • Provides public document search tool and many other tools to come.
Quick try: ```json { "microsoft.docs.mcp": { "type": "http", "url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/api/mcp" } } ``` We’ve seen teams use it for:
- quick Q&A - helping coding agents find correct package and API
We’d love to hear from you: • What tools you want to see next? • Are there blockers in using it in your scenarios? • Where does it work well — or not so well?
The project: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/mcp
Sorry to be blunt, but this is a moronic "let's do everything llm" move... Just get your shit straight and fix your documentation.
This is probably the worst documentation that we can find for a big tech. Thousands of things splitted between thousand of different docs for the same service. None of them complete, up to date, accurate or easy to use despite thousand and thousands of words.
That the MCP agent will be able to do is repeat the same junk that is left and right in the doc, nothing more. AI can't invent the info that you don't publish and that is the one clearly missing...