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    Server Summary

    • Monitor pipeline status

    • Trigger builds remotely

    • Query build history

    • Manage CI/CD workflows

Buildkite MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides seamless integration with Buildkite's continuous integration and deployment platform. This server enables AI assistants to interact with your Buildkite pipelines, builds, and agents directly through natural conversation, making it easier to monitor, manage, and troubleshoot your CI/CD workflows.

Overview

The Buildkite MCP Server bridges the gap between your AI assistant and your Buildkite infrastructure. By connecting to Buildkite's API, this server allows you to query build statuses, inspect pipeline configurations, manage builds, and retrieve detailed information about your CI/CD processes without leaving your conversation flow.

Key Features

Pipeline Management

  • List all pipelines in your organization
  • View detailed pipeline configurations
  • Access pipeline metrics and statistics
  • Retrieve pipeline build history

Build Operations

  • Query current and historical build statuses
  • Get detailed build information including logs and artifacts
  • Monitor build progress in real-time
  • Rebuild failed or previous builds
  • Cancel running builds

Agent Information

  • View available build agents
  • Check agent status and availability
  • Inspect agent metadata and capabilities
  • Monitor agent queues and workload

Organization Insights

  • Access organization-level statistics
  • View team configurations
  • Monitor overall CI/CD health

Use Cases

The Buildkite MCP Server is ideal for development teams who want to streamline their CI/CD workflows by bringing build information directly into their AI-assisted development environment. Whether you're debugging a failed build, checking deployment status, or monitoring your infrastructure's health, this server makes it effortless to access the information you need through simple conversational queries.