Devops Enhanced MCP
A dynamic Azure DevOps MCP server that can automatically switch the authentication context based on the current working directory to achieve seamless integration of multiple organizations and projects.
rating : 2 points
downloads : 3.4K
What is DevOps Enhanced MCP?
DevOps Enhanced MCP is an intelligent Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that can automatically switch the authentication context of Azure DevOps based on the current working directory. It enables developers to easily manage multiple Azure DevOps organizations and projects in the same MCP server.How to use DevOps Enhanced MCP?
By adding a local configuration file (.azure-devops.json) to each repository, the MCP server can automatically recognize the current working directory and switch to the corresponding Azure DevOps organization and project for operations.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for development teams that need to manage multiple Azure DevOps organizations or projects simultaneously, especially for scenarios such as cross - team collaboration and multi - project development environments.Main features
Dynamic context switchingAutomatically switch the authentication context of Azure DevOps based on the current working directory without manual configuration.
Multi - project supportSupports an unlimited number of projects, and each project has independent authentication information.
Secure token storagePersonal access tokens (PAT) are stored locally to ensure security.
Full integrationSupports all core functions of Azure DevOps, including work items, code repositories, builds, etc.
Error handlingProvides detailed error reports and graceful degradation mechanisms to ensure system stability.
Advantages and limitations
Advantages
Simplifies the management process of multiple organizations and projects
Improves work efficiency and reduces duplicate configuration
Enhances security and avoids the leakage of sensitive information
Highly compatible and supports various Azure DevOps functions
Limitations
Requires maintaining a separate configuration file for each project
May take some time to configure during the initial setup
Relies on local configuration files and is not suitable for remote deployment
How to use
Install dependencies
Run the command to install all necessary dependencies.
Build the project
Execute the build command to generate runnable files.
Start the server
Start the MCP server and start listening for requests.
Configure local files
Create a `.azure - devops.json` file in each project directory, including the Azure DevOps organization URL, project name, and PAT token.
Usage examples
Get current contextGet the current Azure DevOps context information in the RiverSync project directory.
Create a new taskCreate a new task work item in the Mula project.
Query work itemsQuery all active work items.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to ensure the security of my PAT token?
What if the configuration file cannot be found?
What Azure DevOps functions does the MCP server support?
How to debug the MCP server?
Related resources
Official documentation
Complete technical documentation for DevOps Enhanced MCP.
GitHub repository
Project source code and example configuration files.
Video tutorial
How to quickly get started with DevOps Enhanced MCP.
Featured MCP Services

Markdownify MCP
Markdownify is a multi-functional file conversion service that supports converting multiple formats such as PDFs, images, audio, and web page content into Markdown format.
TypeScript
17.3K
5 points

Gitlab MCP Server
Certified
The GitLab MCP server is a project based on the Model Context Protocol that provides a comprehensive toolset for interacting with GitLab accounts, including code review, merge request management, CI/CD configuration, and other functions.
TypeScript
10.7K
4.3 points

Duckduckgo MCP Server
Certified
The DuckDuckGo Search MCP Server provides web search and content scraping services for LLMs such as Claude.
Python
24.8K
4.3 points

Notion Api MCP
Certified
A Python-based MCP Server that provides advanced to-do list management and content organization functions through the Notion API, enabling seamless integration between AI models and Notion.
Python
12.5K
4.5 points

Unity
Certified
UnityMCP is a Unity editor plugin that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), providing seamless integration between Unity and AI assistants, including real - time state monitoring, remote command execution, and log functions.
C#
12.5K
5 points

Figma Context MCP
Framelink Figma MCP Server is a server that provides access to Figma design data for AI programming tools (such as Cursor). By simplifying the Figma API response, it helps AI more accurately achieve one - click conversion from design to code.
TypeScript
29.7K
4.5 points

Gmail MCP Server
A Gmail automatic authentication MCP server designed for Claude Desktop, supporting Gmail management through natural language interaction, including complete functions such as sending emails, label management, and batch operations.
TypeScript
10.6K
4.5 points

Minimax MCP Server
The MiniMax Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an official server that supports interaction with powerful text-to-speech, video/image generation APIs, and is suitable for various client tools such as Claude Desktop and Cursor.
Python
20.0K
4.8 points