Microsoft Graph
Microsoft Graph is a unified REST API hub for accessing Microsoft 365 resources across identity, mail, calendar, files, Teams, and security services. The skill guides you through eight resource categories with decision tables, CRUD examples, query parameters, and permission requirements. Each resource module includes copy-paste-ready patterns for common workflows, error handling, and best practices for performance and security.
Microsoft Graph provides unified REST API access to query and manage Microsoft 365 data across services.
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Install
markpitt/claude-skills/microsoft-graph · repository language: Python
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Frequently asked questions
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How do I connect to Microsoft Graph endpoints?
Microsoft Graph provides a unified REST API hub for accessing Microsoft 365 resources. To connect, you authenticate using OAuth 2.0 or client credentials flow, then make HTTP requests to Graph endpoints. The skill includes decision tables and copy-paste-ready patterns for common authentication workflows, covering identity, mail, calendar, files, Teams, and security services across eight resource categories.
What can I access with Microsoft Graph API integration?
Microsoft Graph API integration lets you access Microsoft 365 data including user profiles, calendar events, mail messages, files, Teams data, and security information. The skill provides CRUD examples, query parameters, and resource-specific patterns for each of these eight resource categories, enabling you to build integrations with Microsoft cloud services efficiently.
How do I configure Microsoft Graph permissions and scopes?
Microsoft Graph requires you to declare permissions and scopes based on the resources you need to access. The skill includes permission requirements for each resource module, helping you understand which scopes are necessary for user data, calendar events, mail access, and other operations. Proper scope configuration ensures secure access while following Microsoft 365 security best practices.
What does the Microsoft Graph setup guide cover?
Microsoft Graph's setup guide walks through eight resource categories with decision tables to help you choose the right endpoints for your needs. It includes CRUD examples, query parameters, error handling, and best practices for performance and security. Each resource module provides copy-paste-ready patterns for common workflows like retrieving user information, accessing calendar events, and querying mail data.
How do I query Microsoft Graph to retrieve user and calendar data?
Microsoft Graph enables you to retrieve user, calendar, and mail information through REST API calls. The skill provides ready-to-use query patterns and examples for accessing these resources, along with guidance on filtering, sorting, and pagination. Error handling and performance optimization tips help ensure reliable data access across your Microsoft 365 environment.