Connect your AI (MCP)

www.m365.fm has an MCP server. With it, Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-capable assistant can look things up on the platform and – with your personal token – fill in your profile and suggest improvements for you.

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How it works

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets an AI assistant call tools on a website. Our server lives at the address below and offers the functions listed above. Read functions need no login. Write functions need your personal access token, so your AI acts only as you and only with what you are allowed to do.

https://api-dub.m365.fm/mcp

Available functions

New functions appear in this table automatically as soon as they are added to the server – the page is generated from the server code.

What do you want to create?

Tell your AI the goal – it follows these guides (it can also call get_help itself):

• Fill in or improve your profile: read it with get_my_profile, show the user a draft (headline max 100 chars, bio max 1500 chars, no links), then save with update_my_profile. A public profile needs a handle (a-z, 0-9, -). (get_my_profile, update_my_profile)
• Make your profile available in every language: read it with get_my_profile, translate the headline and bio into the languages you want (at least en and de), show the user the translations and then call update_my_profile with translations {lang: {headline, about}}. The original text stays the base; pages show the matching language and fall back to the original. (get_my_profile, update_my_profile)
• Help translate: call list_translation_tasks to see entities that miss an English or German text, translate them yourself (never translate names: session titles, event, product, person and company names, abbreviations, codes stay as they are) and submit with propose_entity_edit (description_en/description_de, long_en/long_de). For your own profile use update_my_profile with translations. Missing translations are filled by the community first; the platform only runs a batch translation for what is left. (list_translation_tasks, propose_entity_edit)
• Add expertise: find topics with search_entities, then add_expertise with level 1 (learning), 2 (practitioner) or 3 (expert). Other members can confirm them; topics of sessions you speak at (confirmed) and of your verified certifications are added automatically as confirmed expertise. (search_entities, add_expertise)
• Add a certification: find it with search_entities (type cert), then add_certification with the year and a proof URL (Credly badge or Microsoft Learn credential). It is verified automatically or by the editors; verified certificates allow editing linked topics. (search_entities, add_certification)
• Create a missing topic: search first with search_entities; if nothing fits, call create_entity (name, type product/platform/concept/cert/category, short description 20-300 chars in your own words, optional relations). Always provide the short description in both English and German (translate it yourself). Then use the new id for expertise or certifications. Check the result: published directly for trusted members, otherwise it goes to the vote. (search_entities, create_entity)
• Improve a topic: get_entity to read it, then propose_entity_edit with a better name, short description (20-300 characters, own words, no links), aliases, official web/docs/Wikipedia link or additional relations (add_relations); also logo, version, released, license (products) and level, exam, valid_months (certifications). It goes to the community vote unless you are trusted. (get_entity, propose_entity_edit)
• Ask or answer questions about a topic: list existing ones with get_entity_questions, ask a new one with ask_question (10-200 chars) or answer with answer_question (20-600 chars, own words, no links). The best answer (accepted by the owner/editors or with enough member votes) appears in the topic's FAQ box. (get_entity_questions, ask_question, answer_question)
• Create and manage events: list_my_events, save_event (handle, title, start ...), save_event_session (event_handle, title, abstract, speakers ...), delete_event. Look up events and their programme: list_events, then get_event with the handle (sessions and confirmed speakers). As speaker: suggest_my_speaker_entries and claim_speaker_entry link program entries with your name to your profile; list_my_speaker_requests, respond_speaker_request, update_my_session (abstract/recording of your own session). Sponsors/media partners: manage_event_partner (one side proposes, the other confirms). Register: register_for_event (you decide whether your profile shows in the participant list). Team: get_event_team; assign roles with set_event_role (organisator, co-organisator, programm-manager, sponsor-manager, kommunikation, helfer). (suggest_my_speaker_entries, claim_speaker_entry, list_my_events, save_event, save_event_session, delete_event, list_events, get_event, get_event_team, set_event_role, register_for_event, list_my_registrations, list_my_speaker_requests, respond_speaker_request, update_my_session, manage_event_partner)
• Write a blog post (topics are entities, not categories; they show up in your profile): save_blog_post with title, body (wiki markup, sources as {{ref|Title|https://url|Publisher|Date}}, images as {{img|https://host/pic.jpg|Alt text}} – the SEO check wants at least 3 images with alt text), lang and topics (up to 10 entity ids from search_entities). Use submit=false for a draft; submit=true publishes (trusted members) or sends it to review (needs a public profile). Co-authoring (the blog counterpart of guests): coauthors = up to 3 profile handles; they accept with respond_coauthor_request (list_my_coauthor_requests shows invitations). list_my_blog_posts shows status; delete_blog_post removes one. (save_blog_post, list_my_blog_posts, delete_blog_post, list_my_coauthor_requests, respond_coauthor_request, search_entities)
• Community podcast: list_podcast_pitches shows pitches and published episodes; vote_podcast_pitch upvotes one (25 votes send it to the editor, who reviews and publishes the Spreaker draft). list_my_podcast_episodes shows your own episodes. Uploading the audio file works on the website only. (list_podcast_pitches, vote_podcast_pitch, list_my_podcast_episodes)
• SEO text for pulled content: list_my_feed_items shows videos/posts pulled from your channels (title, pulled description, link). Each gets its own page on the platform; write your own text with save_feed_item_text (id, body in wiki markup, optional summary, topics). Template for body (min. 300 characters): '## What it is about' (2-3 sentences, answer first), '## Key points' (3-6 bullet points, concrete facts), '## Context' (link products with [[entity-id|name]], use search_entities), '## Sources' (only {{ref|Title|https://url|Publisher|Date}}). Write in your own words, no copied transcript, no plain links. Items with your text become indexable by Google. (list_my_feed_items, save_feed_item_text, search_entities)
• Library (topics are entities, not categories; they show up in your profile): shared prompts, agent instructions, KQL, DAX, PowerShell, flows, Adaptive Cards and more. list_library browses (filter by kind or topic), save_library_item creates or updates your entry (kind, title, body = the actual text or code, topics = up to 10 entity ids from search_entities), list_my_library shows your entries. Entries are visible at once; Google indexes them from 10 upvotes. (list_library, save_library_item, list_my_library, search_entities)
• Guest exchange: hosts (podcasts, YouTube, events) and speakers find each other through shared topics. list_guest_listings browses; save_guest_listing creates your listing (kind speaker = I am available as a guest, kind host = my show looks for guests; topics = up to 10 entity ids from search_entities); list_my_guest_matches shows ranked matches. Contact via the platform messages. (list_guest_listings, save_guest_listing, list_my_guest_matches, search_entities)
• Creator videos for the m365 Show YouTube channel: list_video_pitches shows pitches (private on YouTube) and published videos; vote_video_pitch upvotes one (25 votes send it to the editor, who checks it and sets it public in YouTube Studio). list_my_videos shows your own submissions. Uploading the file works on the website only. (list_video_pitches, vote_video_pitch, list_my_videos)
• Take part in the community: vote on and follow content (vote_blog_post, follow_blog_author, list_blog_following, vote_library_item, vote_answer, accept_answer, vote_edit with list_pending_edits and list_my_edit_inbox), endorse others (endorse_expertise, endorse_certification), write a recommendation (recommend_member; list_my_recommendations for received ones), claim a topic you own (suggest_my_entities, claim_entity, list_my_entity_claims). Delete your own content with delete_library_item, delete_guest_listing, delete_podcast_episode, delete_video, delete_question. Wiki: propose_wiki_edit. Read-only: list_blog_posts, list_questions, list_feed_items, list_platform_updates, list_wiki_terms, get_wiki_term. (vote_blog_post, follow_blog_author, list_blog_following, vote_library_item, vote_answer, accept_answer, list_pending_edits, vote_edit, list_my_edit_inbox, endorse_expertise, endorse_certification, recommend_member, list_my_recommendations, claim_entity, list_my_entity_claims, suggest_my_entities, delete_library_item, delete_guest_listing, delete_podcast_episode, delete_video, delete_question, list_blog_posts, list_questions, list_feed_items, list_platform_updates, list_wiki_terms, get_wiki_term, propose_wiki_edit)
• Wishlist for the platform: list_wishes shows ideas with votes; save_wish submits your own (title, body); vote_wish upvotes; delete_wish removes your own. (list_wishes, save_wish, vote_wish, delete_wish)
• Mail notifications: get_mail_settings shows address and which kinds are on; set_mail_address sends a confirmation mail (click the link to verify); set_mail_pref turns reply/wish/show/event on or off; send_test_mail checks delivery; remove_mail_address deletes everything. Inviting entity owners: send_entity_invites mails the owner of an entity page an invitation to claim it (members: only entities they edited, max 3 per call), list_my_entity_invites shows the status, accept_entity_invite takes a token from an invitation mail (needs a public profile). (get_mail_settings, set_mail_address, set_mail_pref, send_test_mail, remove_mail_address, send_entity_invites, list_my_entity_invites, accept_entity_invite)
• Show reviews: list_show_reviews reads the stars, distribution and texts of a show (public); write_show_review adds or updates the member's own review (1-5 stars, text without links, one per show); mark_review_helpful toggles a helpful vote; delete_show_review removes the own review. (list_show_reviews, write_show_review, mark_review_helpful, delete_show_review)
• Messages and points: list_message_threads reads your conversations, start_message writes to a member (no links, rate limits apply); get_my_points shows points and rewards, redeem_points redeems one. (list_message_threads, start_message, get_my_points, redeem_points)
• Companies and sponsoring: save_org creates or updates a company, search_orgs finds companies, list_my_orgs shows the ones you manage, list_org_offers / save_org_offer read and maintain their offers. Sponsoring: list_event_sponsors, list_events_for_sponsors (events that seek sponsors), ask_event_sponsor (offer sponsorship), list_my_event_partners (requests and confirmed partners; confirm with manage_event_partner). (save_org, search_orgs, list_my_orgs, list_org_offers, save_org_offer, list_event_sponsors, list_events_for_sponsors, ask_event_sponsor, list_my_event_partners, manage_event_partner)
• On-page SEO for blog posts, videos and podcasts: list_my_seo shows the score of all your items (lowest first); check_seo (kind blog|feed|podcast|video + id) lists what passes and what is missing (title, meta description, header graphic, at least 3 images with alt text, text length, structure, search intent, entities, sources, FAQ, author box) and suggests entities; check_seo_text checks a draft before saving; suggest_entities proposes topics, [[id|text]] links and missing entities. When something is missing ASK the user whether they want to improve it themselves or let you fix it, then save with save_blog_post / save_feed_item_text (topics = entity ids) and re-run check_seo. Missing author data: update_my_profile, add_expertise, add_certification. (list_my_seo, check_seo, check_seo_text, suggest_entities, save_blog_post, save_feed_item_text, update_my_profile)
• Move a podcast: list_my_shows shows your shows; move_podcast_show (feed = RSS URL, lang, agree) imports all episodes with text, audio, duration and transcript and syncs them daily; the show goes live after editor approval. sync_show refreshes now, delete_show removes a show. list_shows browses live shows. Ask the user explicitly before setting agree=true (distribution through the network, ads/sponsoring on the show pages). (list_shows, list_my_shows, move_podcast_show, sync_show, delete_show)
• Guests on your own podcast episode or video (the counterpart of co-authors in the blog): set_item_guests (kind podcast|video, id, guests = up to 5 profile handles); every guest confirms with respond_guest_credit (list_my_guest_credits shows invitations and confirmed appearances). Confirmed guests appear on the page and in the schema and their topics count towards their expertise. To find guests use the guest exchange (list_guest_listings). (set_item_guests, list_my_guest_credits, respond_guest_credit, list_guest_listings)
• Show notes of the Spreaker episodes (editors/admins): they are pulled from Spreaker daily (text, key points, FAQ, guests). list_show_notes (lang, q) lists episodes, get_show_notes (lang, id) reads the text, save_show_notes (lang, id, body, keypoints, faq) saves an edited version - body up to 12000 characters with no minimum, key points and FAQ as separate fields; reset_show_notes restores the Spreaker text. Always show the user the text first. The pages use the edited version and show key points and FAQ as separate boxes (FAQPage schema). (list_show_notes, get_show_notes, save_show_notes, reset_show_notes)
• Find people: search_members by name or headline. Find experts on a topic: find_experts with an entity id from search_entities; it also returns experts on related entities (up to 2 steps in the entity graph) and says via which entity each one qualifies. (search_members, find_experts)

Connect in 3 steps

1. Create a token
   Sign in on the community page and open the tab Account → “AI access (MCP)”. Create a token and copy it – it is shown only once. Treat it like a password and revoke it there at any time.
2. Add the server to your assistant
   Use this address as the MCP server URL: https://api-dub.m365.fm/mcp

   Claude Code (command line):

   claude mcp add --transport http m365-dub https://api-dub.m365.fm/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer <TOKEN>"

   Other MCP clients (JSON configuration):

   {
     "mcpServers": {
       "m365-dub": {
         "type": "http",
         "url": "https://api-dub.m365.fm/mcp",
         "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <TOKEN>" }
       }
     }
   }

   Read-only without token: in Claude or ChatGPT you can add the address as a custom connector without sign-in – you then get the public search and read functions. Signing in with your member account directly in Claude.ai and ChatGPT (OAuth) is planned.

3. Tell your AI what to do
   Examples you can paste:
   • Look up my profile on www.m365.fm and suggest a better headline and bio for a Microsoft 365 consultant. Show me the text first, then save it.
   • Here is my CV: … Fill in my profile on www.m365.fm with a short bio and add my expertise topics with the right levels.
   • Find entities on Copilot governance and propose a clearer short description for the ones that are too vague.
   • Which events on www.m365.fm deal with Power Platform and when do they start?

Safety and control

• Everything your AI writes follows the same rules as on the website: short descriptions are mandatory, entity changes go to the community vote, rate limits apply.
• Ask your AI to show you every text before it saves it. You can always correct things in your profile.
• Texts from profiles and pages are user-generated. A good assistant treats them as data, not as instructions.
• Revoke a token under Account → AI access. Deleting your account removes all tokens.

Which assistants work?

Claude Code, Claude Desktop (custom MCP), Cursor, VS Code and other clients that support remote MCP servers with an Authorization header work with write access today. For read-only use, any client with custom connectors works (Claude.ai, ChatGPT in developer mode).

Download as a skill

Download this guide as a ready-made skill file (SKILL.md). Add it to Claude (Skills) or paste it into the instructions of your assistant, so it always knows how to create things here – it updates with every new function.

Download SKILL.md

Microsoft Copilot

Copilot Studio and Microsoft 365 Copilot agents can use remote MCP servers: add a new MCP tool/connection in your agent, enter the server URL and, for write access, the header Authorization: Bearer <token>. Public read functions work without a header.

ChatGPT

In ChatGPT (developer mode → connectors) add a custom MCP server with the URL above. Without sign-in you get the public read functions; write access via OAuth is planned.