Fetch detailed changes and full diff content from an Azure DevOps Pull Request using the Azure DevOps Node API for efficient code review and integration.
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"Using Azure DevOps for Task Queries and Code Reviews" matching MCP tools:
- Generate SARIF report from Agentforce Capability Scan to expose security vulnerabilities in GitHub Security tab, Azure DevOps, and CI/CD pipelines.Cryptographic Autonomy 1.0 (Combined Work Exception)
- 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
- 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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- Lists available processes in Azure DevOps to identify process IDs for project creation and check default configurations.MIT
- Resolve an Azure DevOps work-item URL or numeric ID into a structured context including organisation, project, and ID for use by downstream tools.MIT
- Run a WIQL query against Azure DevOps to retrieve work items matching your criteria, including ID, title, state, type, and assignee.MIT
- Search code across Azure DevOps repositories to locate matching files with paths, repository names, and character offsets. Optionally scope to a project or repository.MIT
- List Azure DevOps projects passing the allowlist, returning id, name, state, and protected flag. Use this to discover valid project names for subsequent operations.MIT
- Search Azure DevOps work items using WIQL queries to find tasks, bugs, or reports based on specific criteria like status, assignee, or project attributes.MIT
- Update fields on an existing Azure DevOps work item using its URL or numeric ID. Provide a dict of field reference names and new values.MIT
- List wikis in an Azure DevOps project or organization. Returns wiki details including ID, name, type, and URL to identify wikis before using other wiki functions.MIT
- Scan a directory to list Azure DevOps repositories, resolving multi-repo ambiguity errors by identifying candidate repos.MIT
- Retrieve all projects in the Azure DevOps collection. Use this when a project name is unknown to enable further queries.MIT
- Create Azure DevOps work items with hierarchy (Epic, Feature, User Story, Task) and optionally add them to the current sprint.ISC
- Lists test plans in an Azure DevOps project, returning each plan's ID, name, area path, iteration, state, and root suite ID. Use this to identify test plans for further operations.MIT
- Retrieve your current access role in Azure DevOps, showing detected permissions, source (groups or environment variable), and access level.MIT
- Delete work items in Azure DevOps. Logical deletion is default; use destroy=true for permanent removal.MIT
- List all team projects in an Azure DevOps collection on an on-premises server, enabling you to see available projects before querying work items.MIT