Adapting to chatgpt

[bucq]

This is a fantastic project! Is it possible for the ChatGPT connector to adapt to a fixed output format? I believe adapting this MCP's output format would allow more people to use it. Thanks

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search tool
The search tool is used by deep research models (and others) to return a list of possibly relevant search results from the data set exposed by your MCP server.
Arguments:
A single query string.
Returns:
An array of objects with the following properties:
id - a unique ID for the document or search result item
title - a string title for the search result item
text - a relevant snippet of text for the search terms
url - a URL to the document or search result item. Useful for citing specific resources in research.

create-an-mcp-server

[pdebruin]

Interesting. I'll share this with the team
cc @TianqiZhang

[pdebruin]

Also #44

[TianqiZhang]

Thanks for raising this @bucq, the fetch tool was already on our backlog and has now shipped — you can find it by refreshing your the tool cache in your MCP client. Please feel free to let us know if you have any feedback. Thanks again! //cc @pdebruin

[Sealjay]

Amazing work, thanks! I've commented on #44 with a screenshot - but I'm still getting an error.
Is the search tool also implemented and named search, rather than microsoft_docs_search?
If so, maybe it's an OpenAI caching issue.

Realise you may not want to compromise your mcp tools for a particular implementation, but in this case I think search would match the pattern of fetch, as all tools will already relate to Microsoft docs.

@pdebruin

[TianqiZhang]

@Sealjay the actually tool name for fetch is microsoft_docs_fetch, we will update README asap.

[Sealjay]

Ah that's a pity, that won't work with OpenAI. Any chance of another subdomain or endpoint with those tools? I can always self host, but was hoping for an easy solution 🤣

[pdebruin]

See the new OpenAI compatible endpoint https://github.com/microsoftdocs/mcp?tab=readme-ov-file#-the-microsoft-learn-mcp-server-endpoint

[TianqiZhang]

Hey @bucq and @Sealjay, just wanted to follow up, like @pdebruin mentioned above, we now have an OpenAI-compatible endpoint:
https://learn.microsoft.com/api/mcp/openai-compatible
If you get a chance to try it out, we’d really appreciate your feedback!