Retrieve area paths assigned to a specific team to understand their work responsibilities and configure boards and backlogs in Azure DevOps.
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"How to interact with an Azure DevOps repository" matching MCP tools:
- Fetch a single Azure DevOps work item by URL or numeric ID. Returns complete detail including fields, area path, and parent ID. Prefer a full URL to avoid organization mismatch.MIT
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- Verify your Azure DevOps connection and identity. Use this to confirm authentication and organization access before proceeding with other operations.MIT
- Fetch complete Azure DevOps work item JSON by ID, including all field values, relations, and links for thorough inspection.MIT
- Sign in to Azure DevOps via a visible browser to enable MCP tools to access your data. Run when authentication is required or expires.MIT
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