Azure Status Command

Check the status of Azure MCP server and display available capabilities.

Status Checks

1. Azure CLI Status

Check Azure CLI installation and authentication:

# Version
az version --output json 2>&1

# Current account
az account show --query "{Name:name, ID:id, TenantId:tenantId}" -o json 2>&1

Report:

• CLI version
• Logged in user/service principal
• Current subscription
• Tenant ID

2. Azure MCP Server Status

Attempt to use an MCP tool to verify the server is running:

Use azure_subscription_list to:

1. Confirm MCP server is responsive
2. Verify authentication is working
3. Get subscription count

If MCP tools are not available:

• Inform user the Azure MCP server is not enabled
• Direct them to /mcp to enable it
• Or run /azure:setup for guided configuration

3. Available MCP Tools

List the major tool categories available:

Category	Tools	Description
Subscription	azure_subscription_list	List subscriptions
Resource Groups	azure_resource_group_list	List resource groups
Storage	azure_storage_*	Storage operations
Compute	azure_appservice_*, azure_aks_*	Compute services
Data	azure_sql_*, azure_cosmosdb_*	Database services
Security	azure_keyvault_*, azure_rbac_*	Security services
AI	azure_search_*, azure_speech_*	AI services
CLI	azure_cli_generate	Generate CLI commands

4. Quick Health Check

If MCP is enabled, perform quick validation:

1. Subscription access: List subscriptions
2. Resource access: List resource groups (if subscription selected)
3. Tool availability: Confirm tools respond

Output Format

Display a comprehensive status report:

Azure MCP Status
================

Azure CLI
  Version: 2.x.x
  Status: ✓ Installed

Authentication
  User: user@contoso.com
  Type: Interactive
  Status: ✓ Authenticated

Subscription
  Name: Contoso Production
  ID: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
  State: Enabled

Azure MCP Server
  Status: ✓ Running
  Tools Available: 40+

Quick Test Results
  Subscriptions: ✓ 3 found
  Resource Groups: ✓ 15 found

Ready to use Azure tools!

Error States

MCP Server Not Enabled

Azure MCP Server
  Status: ✗ Not enabled

To enable:
  1. Run /mcp
  2. Enable the "azure" server
  3. Run /azure:status again

Authentication Required

Authentication
  Status: ✗ Not authenticated

To authenticate:
  Run /azure:auth or: az login

No Subscription Access

Subscription
  Status: ✗ No subscriptions found

Possible causes:
  - Account has no Azure subscriptions
  - Insufficient permissions
  - Wrong tenant selected

Tips

After displaying status, offer helpful suggestions:

• If everything is working: "Try asking about your Azure resources!"
• If MCP not enabled: "Enable Azure MCP via /mcp to use Azure tools"
• If not authenticated: "Run /azure:auth to set up authentication"
• If no subscriptions: "Contact your Azure administrator for access"