Work items, repos, pipelines, and wikis from your agent.
DevOpsby MicrosoftMicrosoft accountFree · open source
01What it is
Microsoft's official MCP server for Azure DevOps brings your ADO org to an agent: manage work items and iterations, list projects, repositories, and builds, create and update wiki pages, and access test plans. First use opens a browser to sign in with your Microsoft account.
Who it’s for: Teams on Azure DevOps who want an agent that manages work items, browses repos, and updates wikis from the loop.
02Highlights
Work items & iterations
Create, update, and track work items and iterations.
Repos, builds, projects
List and inspect projects, repositories, and builds.
Wikis & test plans
Create and update wiki pages and access test plans.
03Add it to your agent
Local MCP server — runs on your machine via the command below.
claude mcp add azure-devops -- npx -y @azure-devops/mcp YOUR_ADO_ORG
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Markdown — for a README
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Get started
Set up Azure DevOps and put it to work — Free · open source. Or see its full verified profile.
