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Azure DevOps MCP Server is a TypeScript project that provides a local MCP (Model-Connected Provider) server that brings Azure DevOps context and operations directly into code editors and agent workflows. It is designed to let language-model driven agents and developer tools interact with Azure DevOps services via a thin abstraction over the Azure DevOps REST APIs. The repo targets integration with Visual Studio Code, VS Code Insiders and GitHub Copilot Agent Mode and supports one-click NPX installation or installation from a public feed. It is published as a public preview and intended for scenarios where an agent or developer wants to run prompts to list projects, builds, repos, work items, wikis, test plans, security alerts and other ADO resources without leaving the editor. The project emphasizes concise, focused tools rather than a large monolithic interface.

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Features
The README documents a comprehensive set of focused tools that map to Azure DevOps services including Core (projects and teams), Work (iterations), Work Items (create, update, batch operations, comments, linking and queries), Repositories (list repos, branches, pull requests, threads, comments, create PRs and reviewers), Builds (definitions, runs, logs, status and triggering builds), Releases, Advanced Security alerts, Test Plans (create plans and cases, list results), Wiki management with full content create/update and automatic ETag conflict handling, and Search features for code, wiki and work items. Installation and usage are supported via NPX, a .vscode/mcp.json server configuration, Azure CLI login prerequisites, and examples for Copilot Agent Mode. The project includes troubleshooting, examples, contribution guidance and a focus on robust HTTP error handling.
Use Cases
This project helps developers and teams accelerate common Azure DevOps tasks by exposing a local MCP server that agents and editor integrations can call directly. Users can ask natural-language prompts to list projects, work items, iterations, repos, pull requests, build logs, releases, wiki pages and test results and can create or update work items, wiki pages, test plans and pull requests without manual navigation of the Azure DevOps web UI. The server provides a predictable, thin abstraction over REST APIs so language models handle reasoning while the server handles authentication, API calls and conflict safety such as ETag handling for wiki updates. It supports quick onboarding with NPX install, VS Code integration, sample prompts and guidance for improving Copilot-based workflows. The repo is in public preview and includes docs, troubleshooting and contribution instructions.

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