Lokka is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to enable AI-driven natural language management and querying of Microsoft 365 and Azure tenants through Microsoft Graph and Azure Resource Management APIs. It allows users to interact with their Azure and Microsoft 365 environments using natural language commands, making it easier to manage resources, query data, and perform administrative tasks without needing to write complex API calls or scripts. The project supports multiple authentication methods to accommodate different deployment scenarios, including client credentials (service-to-service), interactive user-based authentication, and client-provided token authentication. This flexibility ensures that Lokka can be integrated into various environments and workflows securely and efficiently. Lokka provides several tools, including the core `Lokka-Microsoft` tool that interfaces with Microsoft Graph and Azure APIs, allowing users to query and update their tenants. Additional tools introduced in version 0.2.0 include token management utilities such as `set-access-token` for updating access tokens and `get-auth-status` for checking authentication status and capabilities. The server is configured using environment variables that specify tenant IDs, client IDs, secrets, and authentication modes. Lokka is compatible with AI models and chat clients like Claude Desktop, enabling users to leverage AI for managing their cloud resources through conversational interfaces. Use cases demonstrated include creating security groups with dynamic rules, finding conditional access policies, listing Intune device configuration policies, and analyzing Azure service costs. The project is well-documented with installation guides, developer guides, and usage instructions available on its website. Overall, Lokka simplifies cloud tenant management by bridging AI natural language processing with Microsoft cloud APIs, enhancing productivity and accessibility for administrators and developers managing Microsoft 365 and Azure environments.
https://github.com/merill/lokka
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