A bundle of agent skills + an MCP server for Azure DocumentDB (MongoDB-compatible) — the fully managed Azure service built on the open-source DocumentDB project (Postgres-backed, 99.03% MongoDB-compatible).

Skills follow the Agent Skills format and the kit ships with plugin manifests for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and GitHub Copilot.

👉 Capabilities and skill catalog: docs/SKILLS.md

skills/
  <category>/            # rule-folder skill (data-modeling, vector-search, …)
    <rule>.md            # one markdown file per rule
    references/          # deep-dive reference docs (optional)
  <skill>/               # standalone skill (mcp-setup, query-optimizer, …)
    SKILL.md             # agent-facing activation + instructions
    references/          # reference docs the skill loads at runtime

The kit ships with a one-command installer that wires both the skills and the microsoft/documentdb-mcp server into every detected MCP client. Pick your platform:

To install just the skill catalog into whichever agent you're using — no MCP server — via the skills.sh CLI:

npx skills add Azure/documentdb-agent-kit

This drops the rule docs into your agent's skill directory but does not install the MCP server. Use one of the per-OS guides above if you want the DB tools too.

To update later, re-run the same npx skills add Azure/documentdb-agent-kit command — it re-fetches the latest main and overlays updated rule files. For installer-based updates and per-agent plugin update commands, see docs/installation/updating.md.

💡 Accept the optional find-skills helper when prompted. During npx skills add the installer will ask whether to install find-skills — say yes. It's a tiny meta-skill that lets agents auto-discover the right DocumentDB skill for a task (e.g. "how do I create a BM25 index?" → auto-loads documentdb-full-text-search) instead of relying on you to invoke skills by name. It's especially useful here because the kit ships 17 skills, more than agents reliably route on their own from AGENTS.md alone. If you skipped it, re-run npx skills add find-skills to add it later.

For uninstall, troubleshooting, manual install, updating, and per-agent plugin marketplaces, see docs/installation/.

The MCP server is administrator-controlled: tools never accept runtime connection strings. Set DOCUMENTDB_CONNECTION_PROFILES in your shell before launching the agent.

export DOCUMENTDB_CONNECTION_PROFILES='{"sandbox":{"authMode":"entra","endpoint":"<cluster>.mongocluster.cosmos.azure.com","tokenScope":"https://ossrdbms-aad.database.windows.net/.default","allowedHosts":["*.mongocluster.cosmos.azure.com"]}}'

az login --tenant <tenant-id>

In Azure hosting, use managed identity or workload identity and grant that identity access to the backend database. The server uses DefaultAzureCredential, so the same profile shape works for local Azure CLI login and managed deployments.

export DOCUMENTDB_CONNECTION_PROFILES='{"local":{"uriEnv":"DOCUMENTDB_LOCAL_URI"}}'
export DOCUMENTDB_LOCAL_URI='mongodb://localhost:27017'

Read tools are enabled by default. Higher-impact tools are opt-in:

export ENABLE_WRITE_TOOLS=true        # insert / update / delete / find_and_modify
export ENABLE_MANAGEMENT_TOOLS=true   # drop_database, drop_collection, create_index, ...

Or edit mcp.json directly. See the DocumentDB MCP Server docs for the full configuration surface.

Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, and other Agent Skills–compatible tools.

MIT