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SharePoint Search

Search and extract information from SharePoint sites, lists, and documents.

What happens when you install it

1

You run the install command

mcp install-skill sharepoint-search

MCPHub CLI downloads this prompt from the registry.

2

Saved as a file in Claude Code

~/.claude/commands/sharepoint-search.md

Claude Code reads all .md files in this folder as slash commands.

3

Use it in any conversation

/sharepoint-searchin Claude Code (after restart)

Claude runs the prompt against your current file or selection — no copy-paste needed.

Content

SharePoint Search

Search for and extract information from SharePoint using the Microsoft 365 MCP server.

When to use

  • Finding documents, pages, or content across SharePoint sites
  • Querying SharePoint lists (task lists, issue trackers, data tables)
  • Extracting structured data from SharePoint for analysis
  • Looking up corporate policies, procedures, or documentation

How to search

By document content

Use sharepoint_search with a keyword query. Be specific — SharePoint search is broad.

By site and list

Use sharepoint_get_site then sharepoint_list_items to browse structured data.

By document

Use sharepoint_get_document with a known file path or document ID.

Output format

Summarize what was found:

  • Source: site name and URL
  • Content: the relevant information extracted
  • Last modified: date and author if available

If multiple results, rank by relevance to the query. Quote directly from documents when precision matters.

Notes

  • Requires Microsoft 365 MCP server configured with Azure credentials
  • Search scope is limited to sites the authenticated account has access to
  • Large documents will be summarized — ask for specific sections if needed

Install

mcp install-skill sharepoint-search

After install, restart Claude Code and type:

/sharepoint-search

Requires MCPHub CLI

Author

MCPHub

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