Azure DevOps

Azure DevOps

Interact with Azure DevOps services like repositories, work items, builds, releases, test plans, and code search.

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Overview

Azure DevOps MCP Server is a TypeScript-based local MCP server that brings Azure DevOps context to your editors and agents, enabling you to perform a wide range of Azure DevOps tasks via prompts. It provides a thin abstraction layer over the REST APIs, designed to be concise, simple, and focused on specific scenarios so data access remains straightforward while the language model handles complex reasoning. The server exposes a large toolset across domains such as core, work, work-items, repositories, wiki, test-plans, pipelines, search, and advanced-security, and supports domain filtering via the -d option to load only the areas you need. You can install with a single NPX click in VS Code, or install from a public feed by supplying an mcp.json with your ado_org and server configuration; nightly builds are available with @azure-devops/mcp@next. After installation, switch to Copilot Agent Mode, Start, and select tools. First-time tool execution may prompt you to login. The project provides extensive docs for getting started, troubleshooting, examples, and best practices to help you tailor the server to your workflow.

Details

Owner
microsoft
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT License
Updated
2025-12-07

Features

Local Azure DevOps MCP Server

TypeScript-based local MCP server that exposes Azure DevOps tasks via a thin abstraction layer over the REST APIs, enabling simple data access for editors and language models.

Domain-based tool loading

Load only required tool domains using the -d argument to keep the toolset focused and respect client limits.

Broad domain coverage

Tools spanning core, work, work-items, repositories, wiki, test-plans, pipelines, search, and advanced-security to cover common DevOps tasks.

One-click NPX installation

Install quickly in VS Code via NPX with one-click prompts.

Public feed installation

Install from public feed by configuring an mcp.json file and using @azure-devops/mcp (or @next for nightly builds).

Nightly builds

Stay up to date with latest features by using @azure-devops/mcp@next in your mcp.json.

Copilot Agent Mode support

Supports VS Code Copilot Agent Mode; after installation, start tools and login when prompted.

Docs, examples & best practices

Comprehensive getting started, troubleshooting, examples, and how-to guides to improve your experience.

Audience

DevelopersInteract with Azure DevOps REST APIs from VS Code using prompts and Copilot to perform DevOps tasks.

Tags

Azure DevOpsMCP ServerVS CodeDomainsWork itemsRepositoriesWikiPipelinesTest plansCode searchREST APICopilotAgent Mode