integration-microsoft-365

You can connect Microsoft 365 to a remote VPS by wiring Microsoft Graph into a self-hosted Hermes agent over SSH. This requires Entra app registration, Graph admin consent, and client-secret storage on the server to automate productivity integrations securely.

Yes, app-only authentication with Microsoft Graph is supported for Outlook and SharePoint automation. The Skill applies app-only and delegated consent flows to wire Microsoft 365 services into your Hermes agent without requiring manual server setup for each interaction.

Automating Microsoft 365 workflows on a remote server is best handled by an SSH-first deployment that stores secrets directly on the VPS. It safely registers the MCP server and reloads the gateway, providing a secure connection to Teams, OneDrive, and Excel data.

Deploying Microsoft 365 Graph integrations over SSH includes production safeguards like idempotency checks, dry-run previews, verification, and rollback. These ensure safe tenant-owned app connections and validate that Graph access works end to end without breaking remote workflows.

Yes, you need to register the MCP server before connecting Microsoft Teams to a Hermes agent. The process involves storing the client secret on the VPS, completing MCP registration, reloading the gateway, and running a Graph token smoke test to verify access.

Microsoft Graph integration requires Entra app registration to establish secure tenant-owned app connections. This registration enables the Graph admin consent and client-secret storage needed to grant your Hermes agent automated access to Microsoft 365 productivity data.