Microsoft has released the Azure DevOps Model Context Provider (MCP) Server in public preview, allowing GitHub Copilot to access Azure DevOps project data using natural language prompts within developer environments. The MCP Server serves as a local bridge, making structured project data accessible for querying, creating, and updating project information. It ensures project data remains within the developer's network. This version offers functionality for components like work items, pull requests, and test plans, streamlining the DevOps workflow and eliminating context switching for developers using VS Code or Visual Studio.
The MCP Server acts as a local bridge between GitHub Copilot in Agent Mode and a developer's Azure DevOps instance, making structured project data available.
Developers can list projects, repositories, builds, releases, test plans, teams, and iterations, while Copilot suggests content for work items created and edited through natural language.
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