Contact

Outlook Local MCP is developed in the open, and every public channel for reaching the project is part of its GitHub repository. There is no support desk, no mailing list, and no contact form: correspondence happens in public where the answer stays readable for the next person who has the same question.

The repository

The source, the documentation, the release history, and the governance records live at github.com/desek/outlook-local-mcp. Start there if you want to read how something works before asking about it, since the documentation published on this site is generated from the same Markdown that is embedded in the server itself.

The issue tracker

Bug reports, feature requests, and questions belong in the repository's issue tracker. It is the one channel the project treats as authoritative, so an issue is the surest way to have something seen.

A report is most useful when it says what you asked the assistant to do, which operation the server ran, what happened, and what you expected instead. The server's version, your operating system, and the relevant portion of the server log usually settle a question in one round rather than three. Please redact anything you would not want published: the logs sanitise personal information by default, but a pasted transcript does not.

Security-sensitive reports should follow the disclosure process described in the repository rather than being opened as a public issue.

Contributions

Pull requests are welcome through the same repository. The contribution conventions, the commit format, and the quality checks a change has to pass are documented there.