MCP Server for Azure DevOps

# How to Update Your Azure DevOps PAT Token If you're seeing an error like "Access Denied: The Personal Access Token used has expired", follow these steps: ## Quick Fix 1. **Generate a new PAT token:** - Go to: https://dev.azure.com/YourOrganization/_usersSettings/tokens - Click "New Token" - Give it a name (e.g., "MCP Server Token") - Set expiration (recommend 90 days or custom) - Select scopes: **Code (read & write)**, **Work Items (read & write)**, **Wiki (read)** - Click "Create" - **Copy the token immediately** (you won't see it again!) 2. **Update the PAT using the helper script:** ```powershell cd C:\\path\\to\\mcp-ado .\scripts\update-pat.ps1 -NewPAT "your_new_token_here" ``` 3. **Restart Cursor/VS Code:** - Close Cursor/VS Code completely - Reopen it 4. **If running locally, restart the MCP server:** ```powershell cd C:\\path\\to\\mcp-ado npm start ``` ## Manual Update (if script doesn't work) ### Update .env file: Edit `C:\\path\\to\\mcp-ado\.env`: ``` AZURE_DEVOPS_ORG=YourOrganization AZURE_DEVOPS_PROJECT=YourProject AZURE_DEVOPS_PAT=your_new_token_here ``` ### Update Cursor settings.json: 1. Open Cursor settings: `Ctrl+,` or `File > Preferences > Settings` 2. Click the `{}` icon (Open Settings JSON) 3. Find the `mcp.servers.ado.env.AZURE_DEVOPS_PAT` value 4. Replace the old token with your new token 5. Save and restart Cursor ## Verify It Works Try accessing a work item: ``` Get work item 12345 ``` If you still get errors, check: - Token has correct permissions - Token hasn't expired - Cursor/VS Code was restarted - MCP server is running (if local)