ado-mcp

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ado-mcp

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, written in Go, that exposes the Azure DevOps REST API (plus 7pace Timetracker) as tools an LLM client (Claude Desktop/Code, Cursor, …) can call.

📖 Documentation: https://rangertaha.github.io/ado-mcp/

Broad coverage of Azure DevOps: 193 tools across 32 toolsets plus 7 workflow prompts (also ready-made Claude Code slash commands), spanning projects, work items, Git/pull requests, pipelines, releases, test plans, boards, artifacts, wiki, graph/identity, security, service hooks, dashboards, audit, distributed task (variable groups/environments/agent pools), service connections, branch policies, code/work-item/wiki search, process customization, member entitlement, notifications, extensions, TFVC, advanced security alerts, approvals & checks, identities, operations, profile, composite macros, statistics/surveys, a local work-log journal, and 7pace time tracking.

A built-in workflow: keep a daily work-log journal (stored locally in SQLite under your config directory) and have Claude turn entries into Azure DevOps tickets and 7pace time entries. See the logs toolset and the process_work_log prompt.

Features

• Typed tools with schemas: every tool has an auto-generated JSON Schema for its input and output, inferred from Go structs, with per-field descriptions. Inputs are validated before a handler runs.
• Read-only switch: ADO_READONLY=true hides every mutating tool, so the server can be safely pointed at production.
• Toolset filtering: enable only the areas you need with ADO_TOOLSETS to keep the tool list focused.
• Multi-host aware: transparently routes to the Azure DevOps service hosts (dev.azure.com, vssps, vsrm, feeds, auditservice, almsearch, vsaex, extmgmt, advsec).
• Built on the official SDK: uses modelcontextprotocol/go-sdk (v1).

Install

go install github.com/rangertaha/ado-mcp/cmd/ado@latest

This produces an ado binary. Or build from source:

git clone https://github.com/rangertaha/ado-mcp
cd ado-mcp
make build        # produces ./bin/ado

CLI

ado is a small command tree (built on urfave/cli):

• ado mcp: run the MCP server over stdio. This is what MCP clients (Claude Desktop/Code, Cursor) invoke.
• ado test: verify connectivity and credentials against Azure DevOps (calls the profile endpoint and prints the authenticated user).
• ado log: manage the local SQLite work-log journal. These commands do not require Azure DevOps credentials.
  • ado log add "<summary>" [--date YYYY-MM-DD] [--minutes|-m N] [--project|-p NAME] [--work-item|-w ID] [--activity|-a NAME] [--tags CSV]: add an entry (summary is positional).
  • ado log list [--date] [--from] [--to] [--limit N] [--unlogged]: list entries, newest first.
  • ado log update <id> [--summary|-s] [--date] [--minutes] [--project] [--work-item] [--activity] [--tags] [--ticket-created] [--hours-logged]: update fields.
  • ado log delete <id> (alias rm): delete an entry.

Configuration

All configuration is read from the environment.

Variable	Required	Description
ADO_ORG_URL	yes	Organization URL, e.g. https://dev.azure.com/myorg.
ADO_PAT	yes	Azure DevOps Personal Access Token. Sent via Basic auth.
SEVENPACE_ORG	no	7pace account name; builds https://{org}.timehub.7pace.com/api.
SEVENPACE_TOKEN	no	7pace bearer token (Settings → Reporting and API). Enables 7pace tools.
ADO_TOOLSETS	no	Comma-separated toolset names to enable, or all (default).
ADO_READONLY	no	true to expose only read-only tools.
ADO_MCP_HOME	no	Override the app directory (default: <user config dir>/ado-mcp, e.g. ~/.config/ado-mcp). The work-log SQLite database lives in data/ within it.

7pace is optional: its tools register only when both SEVENPACE_ORG and SEVENPACE_TOKEN are set.

Use with Claude Desktop / Claude Code

Add to your MCP client configuration (e.g. claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ado": {
      "command": "ado",
      "args": ["mcp"],
      "env": {
        "ADO_ORG_URL": "https://dev.azure.com/myorg",
        "ADO_PAT": "your-pat",
        "SEVENPACE_ORG": "myorg",
        "SEVENPACE_TOKEN": "your-7pace-token"
      }
    }
  }
}

For Claude Code: claude mcp add ado --env ADO_ORG_URL=... --env ADO_PAT=... -- ado mcp.

Local development

The repo ships a committed .mcp.json that runs the server straight from source (go run ./cmd/ado mcp), so changes take effect on the next session without a build step. It reads credentials from your environment (no secrets in the repo). Run cp .env.example .env and fill it in, or export ADO_ORG_URL and ADO_PAT (and optionally SEVENPACE_ORG/SEVENPACE_TOKEN) before launching Claude Code in this directory. The server is auto-trusted via "enableAllProjectMcpServers": true in the committed .claude/settings.json.

Toolsets

Pass any subset to ADO_TOOLSETS (e.g. ADO_TOOLSETS=core,wit,git). 7pace uses the toolset name sevenpace.

Toolset	Host	Covers
core	dev.azure.com	projects, teams, team members, processes
wit	dev.azure.com	work items (CRUD), WIQL, comments, types, fields, tags, attachments
git	dev.azure.com	repos, branches, commits, file commits, PRs, threads, reviewers, votes, statuses
pipelines	dev.azure.com	pipelines, runs, builds, logs, definitions, artifacts
release	vsrm	release definitions, releases, deployments, approvals
test	dev.azure.com	test plans, suites, cases, runs, results
boards	dev.azure.com	backlogs, iterations, capacity, boards, columns
artifacts	feeds	feeds, packages, package versions
wiki	dev.azure.com	wikis (CRUD/rename), pages (CRUD, append, list-tree, by-id, stats), attachments, moves
graph	vssps	users, groups, memberships
security	dev.azure.com	security namespaces, access control lists
servicehooks	dev.azure.com	subscriptions (CRUD)
dashboards	dev.azure.com	dashboards, widgets
audit	auditservice	audit log query
distributedtask	dev.azure.com	variable groups, environments, agent pools, secure files
serviceendpoint	dev.azure.com	service connections (endpoints) and types
policy	dev.azure.com	branch/repo policy configurations and types
search	almsearch	code, work item, and wiki full-text search
processes	dev.azure.com	process customization: work item types, fields, states, behaviors
memberentitlement	vsaex	user/group entitlements (licensing)
notification	dev.azure.com	notification subscriptions and event types
extension	extmgmt	installed extensions
tfvc	dev.azure.com	TFVC changesets, branches, items
advsec	advsec	Advanced Security code-scanning alerts
approvals	dev.azure.com	pipeline run approvals and checks
identities	vssps	legacy identity lookup
operations	dev.azure.com	async operation status
profile	vssps	the authenticated user's profile
macros	dev.azure.com	composite tools: complete PR, create bug, publish wiki page (+images)
stats	dev.azure.com	surveys: contributors (repo/project/org), PR/work-item/build stats
logs	local (SQLite)	daily work-log journal: add/list/get/update/delete entries
sevenpace	timehub.7pace	current user, users, activity types, worklogs (CRUD)

Tools

Tools follow the naming convention <toolset>_<verb>_<noun>. Tools marked [write] mutate data and are hidden when ADO_READONLY=true.

All 193 tools

core

• core_get_project: Get a single Azure DevOps project by name or ID.
• core_get_team: Get a single team within a project by name or ID.
• core_list_processes: List the process templates (e.g. Agile, Scrum, CMMI) available to the organization.
• core_list_projects: List the team projects in the Azure DevOps organization.
• core_list_team_members: List the members of a team within a project.
• core_list_teams: List the teams within a project.

wit

• wit_add_comment [write]: Add a comment to a work item.
• wit_add_relation [write]: Add a relation (link or attachment) to a work item. rel is the relation type, e.g. "System.LinkTypes.Related" or "AttachedFile".
• wit_create_attachment [write]: Upload an attachment and get a reference URL. Binary content must be base64-encoded. Then call wit_add_relation with rel="AttachedFile" and the returned url to attach it to a work item.
• wit_create_work_item [write]: Create a work item of a given type. Provide fields keyed by reference name, e.g. {"System.Title": "Fix bug", "System.Description": "..."}.
• wit_delete_tag [write]: Delete a work item tag by ID or name.
• wit_delete_work_item [write]: Delete a work item. By default it goes to the recycle bin; set destroy=true to permanently remove it.
• wit_get_work_item: Get a single work item by ID, including its fields.
• wit_get_work_items: Get multiple work items by ID in one request. Optionally restrict to specific fields.
• wit_list_classification_nodes: List the classification node tree for a project. structureGroup is "areas" or "iterations". Optionally expand to a given depth.
• wit_list_comments: List the comments on a work item.
• wit_list_fields: List the work item field definitions in the organization.
• wit_list_queries: List the saved queries and query folders in a project. Optionally expand to a given depth.
• wit_list_tags: List the work item tags defined in a project.
• wit_list_work_item_types: List the work item types (e.g. Bug, User Story, Task) defined in a project.
• wit_query: Run a Work Item Query Language (WIQL) query and return matching work item IDs. Example: "SELECT [System.Id] FROM WorkItems WHERE [System.State] = 'Active'".
• wit_update_work_item [write]: Update fields on an existing work item. Provide fields keyed by reference name, e.g. {"System.State": "Closed"}.

git

• git_add_pr_comment [write]: Add a new comment thread to a pull request.
• git_add_pr_reviewer [write]: Add (or update) a reviewer on a pull request, optionally marking them required.
• git_create_branch [write]: Create a new branch pointing at a commit SHA.
• git_create_commit_status [write]: Post a status against a commit (state: succeeded, failed, pending, error, notApplicable).
• git_create_pull_request [write]: Create a pull request from a source branch into a target branch.
• git_create_repository [write]: Create a new Git repository in a project.
• git_delete_repository [write]: Delete a Git repository by its ID.
• git_get_file: Get the text content of a file at a path, optionally at a specific branch.
• git_get_pull_request: Get a pull request by ID.
• git_get_repository: Get a Git repository by name or ID.
• git_list_commit_statuses: List the statuses posted against a commit.
• git_list_commits: List commits in a repository, optionally on a specific branch.
• git_list_pr_reviewers: List the reviewers on a pull request and their votes.
• git_list_pr_threads: List the comment threads on a pull request.
• git_list_pull_requests: List pull requests in a repository, filtered by status (active, completed, abandoned, all).
• git_list_refs: List refs in a repository. Use filter "heads/" for branches or "tags/" for tags.
• git_list_repositories: List the Git repositories in a project.
• git_push_file [write]: Add, edit, or delete a single file on a branch in one commit (push). changeType is add, edit, or delete; the branch tip is resolved automatically.
• git_remove_pr_reviewer [write]: Remove a reviewer from a pull request.
• git_update_pull_request [write]: Update a pull request: set status to completed or abandoned, or change title/description.
• git_vote_pull_request [write]: Set a reviewer's vote on a pull request (10 approve, 5 approve with suggestions, 0 reset, -5 waiting, -10 reject).

pipelines

• pipelines_cancel_build [write]: Request cancellation of an in-progress build.
• pipelines_get: Get a pipeline by ID.
• pipelines_get_build: Get a single build by ID.
• pipelines_get_build_changes: Get the source changes associated with a build.
• pipelines_get_build_log: Get the text of a specific build log.
• pipelines_get_build_timeline: Get the execution timeline of a build.
• pipelines_get_run: Get a single pipeline run by ID.
• pipelines_list: List the pipelines in a project.
• pipelines_list_artifacts: List the artifacts produced by a build.
• pipelines_list_build_logs: List the logs produced by a build.
• pipelines_list_builds: List builds in a project, optionally filtered by build definition.
• pipelines_list_definitions: List the build definitions in a project.
• pipelines_list_runs: List the runs of a pipeline.
• pipelines_run [write]: Queue a new run of a pipeline, optionally on a specific branch.

release

• release_create_release [write]: Create a new release from a release definition.
• release_deploy_environment [write]: Start a deployment of a release to an environment.
• release_get_release: Get a single release by ID.
• release_list_approvals: List release approvals in a project, optionally filtered by status.
• release_list_definitions: List the release definitions in a project.
• release_list_deployments: List deployments in a project, optionally filtered by release definition.
• release_list_manual_interventions: List the manual interventions for a release.
• release_list_releases: List releases in a project, optionally filtered by release definition.
• release_update_approval [write]: Approve or reject a release approval.
• release_update_manual_intervention [write]: Approve or reject a manual intervention in a release.

test

• test_add_results [write]: Add test results to a test run.
• test_create_run [write]: Create a new manual test run for a test plan.
• test_get_plan: Get a single test plan by ID.
• test_get_run: Get a single test run by ID.
• test_list_cases: List the test cases in a test suite.
• test_list_plans: List the test plans in a project.
• test_list_results: List the results for a test run.
• test_list_runs: List the test runs in a project.
• test_list_suites: List the test suites in a test plan.
• test_update_run [write]: Update the state of a test run (e.g. InProgress, Completed, Aborted).

boards

• boards_get_board_columns: Get the columns configured on a board.
• boards_get_board_rows: Get the rows (swimlanes) configured on a board.
• boards_get_iteration_capacity: Get the team capacity for a specific iteration.
• boards_list_backlog_work_items: List the work items contained in a backlog level.
• boards_list_backlogs: List the backlog levels configured for a team.
• boards_list_board_charts: List the charts available for a board.
• boards_list_boards: List the boards available to a team.
• boards_list_iterations: List the iterations (sprints) assigned to a team.

artifacts

• artifacts_get_feed: Get a single packaging feed by its ID or name.
• artifacts_get_package: Get a single package within a feed by its ID.
• artifacts_list_feed_views: List the views defined on a packaging feed.
• artifacts_list_feeds: List the Azure Artifacts packaging feeds available to the caller.
• artifacts_list_package_versions: List the published versions of a package in a feed.
• artifacts_list_packages: List the packages contained in a feed.

wiki

• wiki_append_to_page [write]: Append content to an existing wiki page (creating it if absent) without resending the whole page. Useful for adding changelog entries, notes, or sections.
• wiki_create_attachment [write]: Upload an attachment to a wiki. Binary content must be base64-encoded.
• wiki_create_or_update_page [write]: Create a new wiki page or update an existing one at the given path. Updating an existing page normally requires an If-Match ETag; this tool issues the PUT directly and the API may report a conflict if the page already exists.
• wiki_create_wiki [write]: Create a new project or code wiki in a project. type must be 'projectWiki' or 'codeWiki'.
• wiki_delete_page [write]: Delete a wiki page at the given path.
• wiki_delete_wiki [write]: Delete (unpublish) a wiki by ID or name.
• wiki_get_page: Get a wiki page by path, optionally including its content and (with recursionLevel='full') its subpages.
• wiki_get_page_by_id: Get a wiki page by its numeric page ID, optionally including content.
• wiki_get_page_stats: Get view statistics for a wiki page over the last N days.
• wiki_get_wiki: Get a single wiki by ID or name.
• wiki_list_pages: List the page tree of a wiki (expanded to full depth) from a root path, for browsing structure.
• wiki_list_wikis: List the wikis in a project.
• wiki_move_page [write]: Move or rename a wiki page from one path to another.
• wiki_update_wiki [write]: Rename a wiki.

graph

• graph_add_membership [write]: Create a membership relating a subject to a container.
• graph_get_descriptor: Resolve a storage key (subject id) to its graph descriptor.
• graph_list_groups: List the group subjects in the organization graph.
• graph_list_memberships: List the memberships of a subject (optionally up to containers or down to members).
• graph_list_users: List the user subjects in the organization graph.
• graph_remove_membership [write]: Remove a membership relating a subject to a container.

security

• security_list_access_control_lists: List the access control lists for a security namespace, optionally filtered by token.
• security_list_namespaces: List the security namespaces in the organization, optionally filtered by namespace ID.
• security_remove_access_control_lists [write]: Remove the access control lists for the given tokens in a security namespace.
• security_set_access_control_entries [write]: Add or update access control entries on the ACL for a token in a security namespace.

servicehooks

• servicehooks_create_subscription [write]: Create a new service hook subscription.
• servicehooks_delete_subscription [write]: Delete a service hook subscription by ID.
• servicehooks_get_subscription: Get a single service hook subscription by ID.
• servicehooks_list_consumers: List the available service hook consumers in the organization.
• servicehooks_list_publishers: List the available service hook publishers in the organization.
• servicehooks_list_subscriptions: List the service hook subscriptions in the organization.

dashboards

• dashboards_create_dashboard [write]: Create a new dashboard for a team within a project.
• dashboards_delete_dashboard [write]: Delete a dashboard by its ID for a team within a project.
• dashboards_get_dashboard: Get a single dashboard by its ID.
• dashboards_list_dashboards: List the dashboards for a team within a project.
• dashboards_list_widgets: List the widgets on a dashboard.

audit

• audit_query_log: Query the organization-level Azure DevOps audit log. Returns a single page of decorated audit log entries; more pages may exist.

dtask

• dtask_create_environment [write]: Create a deployment environment within a project.
• dtask_create_variable_group [write]: Create a variable group within a project from a raw body.
• dtask_get_environment: Get a single deployment environment by its ID.
• dtask_get_variable_group: Get a single variable group by its ID.
• dtask_list_agent_pools: List the organization-level agent pools.
• dtask_list_environments: List the deployment environments within a project.
• dtask_list_secure_files: List the secure files within a project.
• dtask_list_variable_groups: List the variable groups within a project.

serviceendpoint

• serviceendpoint_get: Get a single service endpoint by ID within a project.
• serviceendpoint_list: List the service endpoints (service connections) in a project.
• serviceendpoint_list_types: List the available service endpoint types.

policy

• policy_create_configuration [write]: Create a new policy configuration within a project.
• policy_get_configuration: Get a single policy configuration by its ID.
• policy_list_configurations: List the policy configurations for a project.
• policy_list_types: List the policy types available within a project.

search

• search_code: Full-text search across source code in the organization, optionally scoped to a project.
• search_wiki: Full-text search across wiki pages in the organization, optionally scoped to a project.
• search_work_items: Full-text search across work items in the organization, optionally scoped to a project.

processes

• processes_get: Get a single process by its process type ID.
• processes_list: List the work item tracking processes in the organization.
• processes_list_behaviors: List the behaviors defined within a process.
• processes_list_fields: List the fields of a work item type within a process.
• processes_list_states: List the workflow states of a work item type within a process.
• processes_list_work_item_types: List the work item types defined within a process.

entitlement

• entitlement_get_user: Get the access-level entitlement for a single user by entitlement id.
• entitlement_list_groups: List group entitlements (licensing rules) for the organization.
• entitlement_list_users: List user access-level entitlements (licensing) for the organization.

notification

• notification_get_subscription: Get a single notification subscription by ID.
• notification_list_event_types: List the available notification event types in the organization.
• notification_list_subscriptions: List the notification subscriptions in the organization.

extension

• extension_get: Get a single installed extension by its publisher and extension identifiers.
• extension_list_installed: List all extensions installed in the Azure DevOps organization.

tfvc

• tfvc_get_changeset: Get a single TFVC changeset by ID.
• tfvc_get_item: Get a TFVC item at the given path, including its content.
• tfvc_list_branches: List the TFVC branches, including child branches.
• tfvc_list_changesets: List TFVC changesets, optionally filtered by item path.

advsec

• advsec_get_alert: Get a single Azure DevOps Advanced Security alert by its numeric ID.
• advsec_list_alerts: List Azure DevOps Advanced Security alerts for a repository, optionally filtered by alert type (code, secret or dependency).

approvals

• approvals_get: Get a pipeline run approval by its identifier.
• approvals_list_check_configurations: List the check configurations defined on a protected resource (by resource type and id).
• approvals_update [write]: Approve or reject a pending pipeline run approval.

identities

• identities_read: Look up legacy identities by search filter (e.g. 'General', 'DisplayName', 'AccountName'), filter value or descriptors.

operations

• operations_get: Get the status of a long-running asynchronous Azure DevOps operation by its operation ID.

profile

• profile_get_me: Retrieve the profile of the authenticated user.

macro

• macro_complete_pull_request [write]: Complete (merge) a pull request. Fetches the PR's last merge commit automatically, then merges with the chosen options.
• macro_create_bug [write]: Create a Bug work item from common fields (title, repro steps, severity, assignee, area/iteration), optionally adding a comment in the same call.
• macro_publish_wiki_page [write]: Create or update a wiki page at a path with the given Markdown content, reporting whether it was created or updated.
• macro_publish_wiki_page_with_images [write]: Upload images as wiki attachments and create/update a page that embeds them. In the Markdown content, reference each image with the placeholder {{att:NAME}} (NAME matching an image's name); it is replaced with the attachment path. Image content must be base64-encoded.

stats

• stats_builds: Build outcomes (success/failure rates) per definition for a project.
• stats_org_contributors: Contribution stats aggregated across every repository in every project in the organization. Can be slow on large orgs.
• stats_project_contributors: Contribution stats aggregated across every repository in a project.
• stats_pull_requests: Pull-request activity per author and by status, for a repo or for a whole project (omit repo).
• stats_repo_contributors: Contribution stats (commits and change counts per author) for one repository. Optionally filter by date range.
• stats_work_items: Work item breakdown by type, state, and assignee for a project (optionally scoped by a WIQL query).

logs

• logs_add [write]: Record a daily work-log (journal) entry: what you worked on, optional minutes, project, linked work item, and 7pace activity. Date defaults to today.
• logs_delete [write]: Delete a work-log entry by ID.
• logs_get: Get a single work-log entry by ID.
• logs_list: List work-log entries, newest first. Filter by an exact date, a date range, or only entries whose hours have not yet been logged to 7pace.
• logs_update [write]: Update fields of a work-log entry, including marking that a ticket was created or hours were logged. Omitted fields are left unchanged.

sevenpace

• sevenpace_create_worklog [write]: Create a 7pace worklog (time entry) against a work item.
• sevenpace_delete_worklog [write]: Delete a 7pace worklog by ID.
• sevenpace_list_activity_types: List the 7pace activity types (e.g. Development, Testing).
• sevenpace_list_users: List all 7pace Timetracker users.
• sevenpace_list_worklogs: List 7pace worklogs (time entries). Filter with an OData $filter expression such as "Timestamp ge 2026-01-01T00:00:00Z".
• sevenpace_me: Get the currently authenticated 7pace Timetracker user.
• sevenpace_update_worklog [write]: Update an existing 7pace worklog.

Prompts (workflows)

MCP has no dedicated "workflow" primitive, so multi-step flows are shipped two ways:

Prompts: user-invoked templates that clients surface as slash commands. Each guides the model through a sequence of tool calls. Built-in prompts:

Prompt	Arguments	What it does
triage_bug	project, id	Load a work item, summarize it, propose & apply state/assignee/priority
review_pr	project, repo, pullRequestId	Summarize a PR and its threads, surface risks, offer to comment/vote
sprint_status	project, team	Current iteration scope, board state, items at risk
explore_repo	project, repo	Branches, recent commits, structure, README summary
update_wiki_page	project, wiki, path, topic	Draft/confirm content, then create or update a wiki page
process_work_log	date, project	Turn daily work-log journal entries into ADO tickets and 7pace time entries
log_my_day	date, totalHours	List my active work items and log 7pace time against them

The same workflows ship as Claude Code slash commands in .claude/commands/ (/ado-triage-bug, /ado-review-pr, /ado-sprint-status, /ado-explore-repo, /ado-update-wiki, /ado-log-day); copy that directory into any repo that uses the server.

Composite macro tools (macros toolset): single tools that orchestrate several REST calls server-side, for flows that are awkward one call at a time:

• macro_complete_pull_request: fetches the PR's last merge commit, then merges with the chosen options.
• macro_create_bug: creates a Bug from common fields and optionally adds a comment in one call.
• macro_publish_wiki_page: creates or updates a wiki page and reports which it did.

Architecture

cmd/ado                entrypoint: a urfave/cli command tree (mcp, test, log)
internal/config        environment configuration + validation
internal/client        generic JSON REST client (auth, api-version, paging, error mapping)
internal/server        MCP server wrapper, typed tool registration, read-only policy
internal/ado           Azure DevOps connection (one REST client per service host)
internal/ado/<area>    one package per service area: <area>.go (operations) + tools.go (tools)
internal/sevenpace     7pace Timetracker integration

The mcp subcommand loads config, registers the enabled toolsets, and serves over stdio; test checks credentials; log operates on the local work-log journal.

Each service area follows the same shape: a service wrapping the shared REST clients exposes typed operations, and a Register function registers thin MCP tool handlers for them. Adding a new area is a matter of dropping in a package and listing it in cmd/ado.

Development

make test        # go test -race ./...
make vet         # go vet ./...
make fmt-check   # gofmt verification
make all         # fmt-check + vet + lint + test + build

Smoke-testing the protocol

List the tools over stdio without an MCP client:

printf '%s\n' \
  '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"initialize","params":{"protocolVersion":"2025-06-18","capabilities":{},"clientInfo":{"name":"s","version":"0"}}}' \
  '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"notifications/initialized"}' \
  '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":2,"method":"tools/list","params":{}}' \
| ADO_ORG_URL=https://dev.azure.com/myorg ADO_PAT=$ADO_PAT ./bin/ado mcp

Or browse interactively with the MCP Inspector:

npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector ./bin/ado mcp

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.