Description
For setting up an Agent 365-powered Agent=AI Teammate in n8n, in the past you'd run something like a365 develop add-mcp-servers mcp_M365Copilot mcp_CalendarTools mcp_MailTools mcp_SharePointRemoteServer mcp_OneDriveRemoteServer mcp_TeamsServer mcp_WordServer in any local directory that you're creating a new Blueprint in. It would create the ToolingManifest.json file if none existed, and add the respective entries.
Now, this produces an error that there is no agent project directory found. This is expected when building with n8n, as you're not writing an Agent with code, but the n8n Agent 365 Trigger node is handling this.
Expected behavior
- Running
a365 develop add-mcp-servers [...] should behave as it did, allowing creating of a ToolingManifest.json file without the need to specify a project path.
SDK Version
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Language/Runtime
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OS
macOS
How to Reproduce
- run the above command in a blank directory
- get the error
Output
See above
Screenshots
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Code of Conduct
Description
For setting up an Agent 365-powered Agent=AI Teammate in n8n, in the past you'd run something like
a365 develop add-mcp-servers mcp_M365Copilot mcp_CalendarTools mcp_MailTools mcp_SharePointRemoteServer mcp_OneDriveRemoteServer mcp_TeamsServer mcp_WordServerin any local directory that you're creating a new Blueprint in. It would create the ToolingManifest.json file if none existed, and add the respective entries.Now, this produces an error that there is no agent project directory found. This is expected when building with n8n, as you're not writing an Agent with code, but the n8n Agent 365 Trigger node is handling this.
Expected behavior
a365 develop add-mcp-servers [...]should behave as it did, allowing creating of a ToolingManifest.json file without the need to specify a project path.SDK Version
n/a
Language/Runtime
n/a
OS
macOS
How to Reproduce
Output
See above
Screenshots
See above
Code of Conduct