Outlook Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and To Do from one MCP endpoint.
Ask your assistant
What is on my Outlook calendar tomorrow and what needs preparation?
Use Microsoft 365 Calendar, Outlook Mail, Contacts, and To Do through one remote MCP endpoint.
Let an agent read Outlook mail, prepare a non-sending Pear draft, and send a new message after you review the action.
Create, update, search, and delete Microsoft 365 calendar events from natural language.
Use Microsoft 365 Calendar, Outlook Mail, Contacts, and To Do through one remote MCP endpoint.
Let an agent read Outlook mail, prepare a non-sending Pear draft, and send a new message after you review the action.
Create, update, search, and delete Microsoft 365 calendar events from natural language.
Capture follow-ups as Microsoft To Do tasks with due dates and context.
Connect with Microsoft OAuth instead of app passwords or copied credentials.
Choose a maintained Pear guide for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Codex, Hermes, Cursor, Windsurf, or Cline; client capabilities vary.
What is on my Outlook calendar tomorrow and what needs preparation?Send a short follow-up email from Outlook confirming the meeting time.Create a Microsoft To Do task for each follow-up in this plan.Find recent Outlook mail from this client, summarize it, and prepare reply text for review.Move my 3pm meeting to a free slot on Friday and email the attendees.Keep Microsoft work data available inside the assistant you already use.
Avoid custom Graph scripts for common calendar, task, contact, and mail workflows.
Use one dashboard to manage provider health, API keys, and MCP routing.
Pear exposes Microsoft 365 mail workflows through MCP. A configured client can search mail, prepare reply text in a non-sending Pear draft, send a new message, and combine inbox context with calendar or task actions when its current permissions allow those tools. Pear does not store that draft in Outlook or send an in-thread reply.
Pear maintains setup paths for Codex, Claude, and other clients. Once Microsoft 365 is connected, a client can use Pear calendar tools according to its current authentication, plan, role, approval, and write permissions.
No. Pear uses Microsoft OAuth for Microsoft 365, stores encrypted provider tokens, and lets you revoke access from your Microsoft account or tenant settings.
