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RyanCardin15/AzureDevOps-MCP
Work items, repos and boards in Azure DevOps
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Install & config
Client config (built from the install command this repo gives)
{
"mcpServers": {
"ryancardin15-azuredevops-mcp": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["@ryancardin/azuredevops-mcp-server@latest"]
}
}
}Parsed from the README we fetched on 2026-11-05; we have not executed it.
command/args come from the install command the repository states. When it is ambiguous, the project README wins.
VS Code (.vscode/mcp.json - the key is servers)
{
"servers": {
"ryancardin15-azuredevops-mcp": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["@ryancardin/azuredevops-mcp-server@latest"]
}
}
}Same server, but VS Code keeps it under <code>servers</code>.
Claude Code (command line)
claude mcp add --transport stdio ryancardin15-azuredevops-mcp -- npx @ryancardin/azuredevops-mcp-server@latest
Claude Code does not read a config file; add the server with this command.
Key names differ by client: Clients & CLI
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npx @ryancardin/azuredevops-mcp-server@latest
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# Azure DevOps MCP Integration
以下摘录自该仓库的 README（片段） · 在 GitHub 读完整 README →
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A powerful integration for Azure DevOps that provides seamless access to work items, repositories, projects, boards, and sprints through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
## Overview
This server provides a convenient API for interacting with Azure DevOps services, enabling AI assistants and other tools to manage work items, code repositories, boards, sprints, and more. Built with the Model Context Protocol, it provides a standardized interface for communicating with Azure DevOps.
## Demo
## Features
The integration is organized into eight main tool categories:
### Work Item Tools
List work items using WIQL queries
Get work item details by ID
Search for work items
Get recently updated work items
Get your assigned work items
Create new work items
Update existing work items
Add comments to work items
Update work item state
Assign work items
Create links between work items
Bulk create/update work items
### Boards & Sprints Tools
Get team boards
Get board columns
Get board items
Move cards on boards
Get sprints
Get the current sprint
Get sprint work items
Get sprint capacity
Get team members
### Project Tools
List projects
Get project details
Create new projects
Get areas
Get iterations
Create areas
Create iterations
Get process templates
Get work item types
Get work item type fields
### Git Tools
List repositories
Get repository details
Create repositories
List branches
Search code
Browse repositories
Get file content
Get commit history
List pull requests
Create pull requests
Get pull request details
Get changed files in a pull request
Get pull request comments
Approve pull requests
Merge pull requests
### Testing Capabilities Tools
Run automated tests
Get test automation status
Configure test agents
Create test data generators
Manage test environments
Get test flakiness analysis
Get test gap analysis
Run test impact analysis
Get test health dashboard
Run test optimization
Create exploratory sessions
Record exploratory test results
Convert findings to work items
Get exploratory test statistics
### DevSecOps Tools
Run security scans
Get security scan results
Track security vulnerabilities
Generate security compliance reports
Integrate SARIF results
Run compliance checks
Get compliance status
Create compliance reports
Manage security policies
Track security awareness
Rotate secrets
Audit secret usage
Configure vault integration
### Artifact Management Tools
List artifact feeds
Get package versions
Publish packages
Promote packages
Delete package versions
List container images
Get container image tags
Scan container images
Manage container policies
Manage universal packages
Create package download reports
Check package dependencies
### AI-Assisted Development Tools
Get AI-powered code reviews
Suggest code optimizations
Identify code smells
Get predictive bug analysis
Get developer productivity metrics
Get predictive effort estimations
Get code quality trends
Suggest work item refinements
Suggest automation opportunities
Create intelligent alerts
Predict build failures
Optimize test selection
## Installation
### Quick Start with NPX (Recommended)
The easiest way to use the Azure DevOps MCP server is via NPX:
bash
npx @ryancardin/azuredevops-mcp-server@latest
No installation or build steps required! Just set your environment variables and run.
A powerful integration for Azure DevOps that provides seamless access to work items, repositories, projects, boards, and sprints through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
## Overview
This server provides a convenient API for interacting with Azure DevOps services, enabling AI assistants and other tools to manage work items, code repositories, boards, sprints, and more. Built with the Model Context Protocol, it provides a standardized interface for communicating with Azure DevOps.
## Demo
## Features
The integration is organized into eight main tool categories:
### Work Item Tools
List work items using WIQL queries
Get work item details by ID
Search for work items
Get recently updated work items
Get your assigned work items
Create new work items
Update existing work items
Add comments to work items
Update work item state
Assign work items
Create links between work items
Bulk create/update work items
### Boards & Sprints Tools
Get team boards
Get board columns
Get board items
Move cards on boards
Get sprints
Get the current sprint
Get sprint work items
Get sprint capacity
Get team members
### Project Tools
List projects
Get project details
Create new projects
Get areas
Get iterations
Create areas
Create iterations
Get process templates
Get work item types
Get work item type fields
### Git Tools
List repositories
Get repository details
Create repositories
List branches
Search code
Browse repositories
Get file content
Get commit history
List pull requests
Create pull requests
Get pull request details
Get changed files in a pull request
Get pull request comments
Approve pull requests
Merge pull requests
### Testing Capabilities Tools
Run automated tests
Get test automation status
Configure test agents
Create test data generators
Manage test environments
Get test flakiness analysis
Get test gap analysis
Run test impact analysis
Get test health dashboard
Run test optimization
Create exploratory sessions
Record exploratory test results
Convert findings to work items
Get exploratory test statistics
### DevSecOps Tools
Run security scans
Get security scan results
Track security vulnerabilities
Generate security compliance reports
Integrate SARIF results
Run compliance checks
Get compliance status
Create compliance reports
Manage security policies
Track security awareness
Rotate secrets
Audit secret usage
Configure vault integration
### Artifact Management Tools
List artifact feeds
Get package versions
Publish packages
Promote packages
Delete package versions
List container images
Get container image tags
Scan container images
Manage container policies
Manage universal packages
Create package download reports
Check package dependencies
### AI-Assisted Development Tools
Get AI-powered code reviews
Suggest code optimizations
Identify code smells
Get predictive bug analysis
Get developer productivity metrics
Get predictive effort estimations
Get code quality trends
Suggest work item refinements
Suggest automation opportunities
Create intelligent alerts
Predict build failures
Optimize test selection
## Installation
### Quick Start with NPX (Recommended)
The easiest way to use the Azure DevOps MCP server is via NPX:
bash
npx @ryancardin/azuredevops-mcp-server@latest
No installation or build steps required! Just set your environment variables and run.
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