Microsoft Learn MCP Is Live!

This one’s big — Microsoft just launched an official MCP for Microsoft Learn Docs.

Yep, your VS Code/Cursor Copilots can now learn directly from the docs.

🤔 From Guessing to Knowing: Copilot with and without MCP

Let’s run small experiment. I’ll ask Cursor Agent (without any extra context and without MCP).

How to create copilot page in AL?

Notice something?

There’s no PageType = Copilot in AL, and no trigger OnCopilotRequest either — that was 100% hallucinated. In plain English: the model just made it up.

Now let’s try the same question using the Microsoft Learn MCP.

The result? About 99% accurate — I only had to delete one line out of 250.

It generated everything I needed:

  • Prerequisites
  • PromptDialog Page
  • Integration with Azure OpenAI using the new Managed Resource capabilities
  • A installation codeunit for Copilot capability registration
  • Launch experience with prompt action

Very nice!

🔍 How It Works

So how did it get it right?

Copilot used the new microsoft_docs_search tool, which connects to the Microsoft Learn Docs MCP Server and pulls results using:

  • Semantic search across Microsoft Learn, Azure Docs, M365, and more
  • Optimized chunks (titles, URLs, context-rich content)
  • Real-time updates — always the latest official docs
  • Structured output with links and clear context

Let’s review the details

Well, you see it yourself — in the world of LLMs, context is everything.

⚡ Try It in One Click

No need to deploy anything fancy.
No Azure, no API keys, no config headaches.

Just install it in Cursor or VSCode in 1 click — straight from my blog (click your IDE) or follow the official guide. Boom. You’re done.

Learn more here.

Big thanks to Brian Steggeman and his team for making this happen!

💭 Final Thoughts

Finally, we have a way to make Copilots accurate, trustworthy, and always up to date.
And it’s great news for CentralQ too.

With the Bing API being deprecated in two months, I’ll simply switch over to the new Microsoft Learn MCP — and combine it with our rich community knowledge on top.
Who knows… maybe CentralQ MCP is next?

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A Microsoft MVP, Business Central architect and a project manager, blogger and a speaker, husband and a twice a father. With more than 15 years in business, I went from developer to company owner. Having a great team, still love to put my hands on code and create AI powered Business Central Apps that just works.

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