Azure Cosmos MCP Server Samples

Azure Cosmos DB MCP Server Samples

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What is this? 🤔

This repo showcases how to build Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers using Azure Cosmos DB. Explore ready-to-run samples in multiple programming languages including TypeScript,GoLang and Java.

• JavaScript MCP Server Sample for Azure Cosmos DB
• GoLang MCP Server Sample for Azure Cosmos DB
• Java MCP Server Sample for Azure Cosmos DB
• Python MCP Server Sample for Azure Cosmos DB

📦 Official Azure Cosmos DB MCP Toolkit

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI agents to interact with Azure Cosmos DB through natural language queries. Features enterprise-grade security with Azure Entra ID authentication, document operations, vector search, and schema discovery.

👉 Azure Cosmos DB MCP Toolkit

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