List all SharePoint sites that the authenticated user has access to. This returns a comprehensive list of sites across the organization, making it ideal for discovering available SharePoint sites. Use this when you need to see all accessible sites or when you're not sure which site contains the information you're looking for.

Get detailed information about a specific SharePoint site by its ID. This retrieves site metadata including display name, description, web URL, creation date, and other properties. Use this when you have a site ID and need to get its details or verify site information.

Search for SharePoint sites by keyword or phrase. This performs a full-text search across site names, descriptions, and other metadata. Use this when you're looking for sites related to a specific topic, project, or team but don't know the exact site name or ID.

Get a SharePoint site by its hostname and server-relative path. This is useful when you know the site's URL structure. For example, to access a site at 'https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/marketing', you would use hostname 'contoso.sharepoint.com' and path '/sites/marketing'.

List all subsites (child sites) of a parent SharePoint site. Subsites are sites that exist within the hierarchy of a parent site. Use this to explore the site structure and discover nested sites within a site collection.

List all documents and folders in a SharePoint document library. By default, this lists items in the root folder of the default document library. You can optionally specify a folder path to list contents of a specific folder. Returns file metadata including name, size, creation date, modification date, and web URLs.

Get detailed metadata and download information for a specific document. Returns comprehensive information including file name, size, MIME type, creation/modification dates, download URL, web view link, and sharing information. Use this to retrieve a file's properties or to get a download link.

Search for documents and files within a SharePoint site's document library. Performs full-text search across file names, content, and metadata. This is useful when you need to find specific files but don't know their exact location or when searching for files containing specific keywords.

Upload a new file to a SharePoint document library. You can upload to the root folder or specify a folder path. The file content should be provided as base64-encoded data. For files larger than 4MB, consider using upload sessions (not currently supported). Returns the newly created file's metadata including its ID.

Update the content of an existing document in SharePoint. This replaces the entire file content. The new content should be provided as base64-encoded data. This operation preserves the file's ID and metadata while updating only the content. For files larger than 4MB, consider using upload sessions (not currently supported).