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The Azure MCP server exposes the compute area as a single namespace proxy: mcp__azure__compute({intent, command, parameters}). The commands below are what the workflow dispatches against it.
| Command | Purpose | Key parameters |
|---|---|---|
compute_vm_list-skus | Confirm SKU availability + filter by vCPU/memory/family | subscription, location, minVCpus, minMemoryGb, familyPrefix, top |
compute_vm_list-images | Resolve image alias / URN | subscription, location, publisher, offer, sku |
compute_vm_check-quota | Verify vCPU headroom for the family | subscription, location, family |
compute_vm_recommend-region | Find regions where the workload fits | workload hints; returns ranked regions |
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
compute_vm_create | Create a single VM from Plan Card fields |
compute_vmss_create | Create a VMSS (adds instance-count, upgrade-policy) |
compute_vm_get | Inspect after create |
compute_vm_update | Tag changes, size resize, identity attach |
compute_vm_delete | Cleanup |
See output-adapters/mcp-apply.md for the full parameter mapping and failure-handling table.
| MCP command | CLI equivalent |
|---|---|
compute_vm_list-skus | az vm list-skus --location <region> --output table |
compute_vm_list-images | az vm image list --location <region> --offer <offer> --all |
compute_vm_check-quota | az vm list-usage --location <region> --output table |
compute_vm_recommend-region | (no CLI equivalent — fall back to docs) |
compute_vm_create | az vm create ... (see az-cli.md) |
The CLI / tool host shows mcp__azure__compute as a single tool. Sub-operations like vm check-quota, vm list-skus, etc. are not separate tools — they are passed through the command parameter. Every command is invoked as:
mcp__azure__compute({
command: "vm check-quota",
parameters: { location: "eastus", family: "standardDSv5Family" }
})When tracing tool calls or writing must-call rubrics, look for the command= argument, not a distinct tool name.