Azure-DevOps-MCP-Server

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The Azure DevOps MCP Server is a dynamic tool calling server designed for Azure DevOps services, enabling seamless integration with Copilot Studio MCP Tools.

Azure DevOps MCP Server (Remote)

⚠️ Active Development Notice
This project is currently under active development and may include breaking changes.
Updates are frequent and could impact stability or functionality.
This notice will be removed once a stable release is reached.


🧩 Overview

The Azure DevOps MCP Server enables dynamic tool calling for Azure DevOps services, allowing agentic integration with Copilot Studio MCP Tools.
It is deployed as a container image to Azure Container Registry and runs on Azure Container Apps for scalable, secure remote access.


🚀 Key Features

  • FastMCP-based Python server for Azure DevOps automation
  • Modular tool domains (Core, Work, Work Items, Repositories, Pipelines, etc.)
  • Secure authentication using an Azure DevOps Personal Access Token (PAT)
  • Fully compatible with Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry Agents
  • Designed for easy extensibility and rapid iteration

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🛠️ Core Steps for Solution Implementation

Follow these key steps to deploy and configure the solution:

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  • Detailed instructions for deployment, including prerequisites and configuration steps.

♻️ Clean-Up

After completing the workshop or testing, delete any unused Azure resources or remove the entire Resource Group to avoid additional charges.


📜 License

This project is licensed under the , permitting commercial and non-commercial use with proper attribution.


⚖️ Disclaimer

This project and related materials are provided "as-is" without warranties of any kind.
They are intended for educational and demonstration purposes.
Users assume all responsibility for deployment and usage in their own environments.