The Buildkite MCP Server enables access to build, pipeline, and job details from Buildkite, facilitating integrations with editors and tools for automated workflows and data retrieval.
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Apr 28 2025
The Buildkite MCP Server enables access to build, pipeline, and job details from Buildkite, facilitating integrations with editors and tools for automated workflows and data retrieval.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 28 2025
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What is Buildkite MCP Server?
This MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Buildkite allows users to retrieve detailed information about pipelines, builds, jobs, logs, and artifacts. It facilitates data sharing between Buildkite and various tools like Claude Desktop and GitHub Copilot, supporting automation and monitoring. Deployment options include Docker, local installation, and integration with IDEs like VSCode. Authentication is managed through API tokens, ensuring secure access. The server supports multiple functions such as listing pipelines, fetching build details, obtaining logs, and accessing artifacts, thereby enabling seamless pipeline management and monitoring in development workflows.
Who will use Buildkite MCP Server?
- Developers using Buildkite for CI/CD
- DevOps teams managing build pipelines
- Integrators developing custom build tools
- Tools and editors integrating build data
- Organizations automating build workflows
How to use the Buildkite MCP Server?
- Step1: Generate a Buildkite API token with read access
- Step2: Deploy the MCP server using Docker or install locally
- Step3: Configure the server with your API token
- Step4: Use available functions such as get_pipeline, list_builds, or get_logs to retrieve information
- Step5: Integrate MCP server API calls within your tools or scripts for automation
Buildkite MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- get_pipeline
- list_pipelines
- list_builds
- get_job_logs
- list_artifacts
- get_artifact
- current_user
- user_token_organization
The Benefits
- Enables programmatic access to Buildkite data
- Supports automation of build, pipeline, and artifact management
- Secure access via API tokens
- Flexible deployment options
- Integrates with editors and external tools
Buildkite MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automating build pipeline monitoring
- Integrating Buildkite data into custom dashboards
- Developing build management tools
- Automating artifact and log retrieval
- Creating build notifications and alerts
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