Bitrise MCP Server is an official MCP (Model Context Protocol) server from Bitrise, used to interface with the Bitrise API. Through it, AI assistants can access resources such as apps, builds, and artifacts on the Bitrise platform, and perform corresponding operations.
Main capabilities
- Comprehensive API access: Can access the Bitrise API, covering apps, builds, artifacts, and more.
- OAuth-based authentication: Log in once with a Bitrise account, with no need to copy a Personal Access Token; for clients that do not support MCP OAuth, PAT-based authentication is still supported.
- Detailed documentation: Tools come with parameter descriptions and output schemas, making them easier to understand and invoke.
How to use
- The repository provides installation guides for multiple clients, including:
- VS Code (VS Code IDE installation)
- GitHub Copilot (for other IDEs such as JetBrains, Visual Studio, Eclipse, and Xcode)
- Claude app (installation guides for Claude Desktop and Claude Code CLI)
- Cursor (Cursor IDE installation guide, supporting one-click installation from the Cursor Marketplace; the repository also serves as a Cursor plugin through .cursor-plugin/plugin.json and mcp.json)
- Windsurf (Windsurf IDE installation guide)
- Gemini CLI (Gemini CLI installation guide)
- AWS Kiro (AWS Kiro IDE installation guide)
After connecting, you can make requests to the AI assistant such as:
- "Show my most recent failed iOS build and explain the reason for the failure."
- "What was the success rate of my main branch builds over the past week?"
- "Add a new team member to my workspace as an admin."
Use cases Suitable for tasks that require the use of an AI assistant to manage Bitrise apps, view build status and failure reasons, calculate build success rates, manage artifacts, and manage workspace members in development and operations scenarios.
Limitations and notes
- Use is subject to the Bitrise privacy policy.
- For help, questions, or to report issues, you can visit the Bitrise support portal.
- Specific installation commands, configuration details, and the complete tool list are not provided in the materials; it is recommended to consult the repository documentation.development and operations scenarios.
Limitations and notes
- Use is subject to the Bitrise privacy policy.
- For help, questions, or to report issues, you can visit the Bitrise support portal.
- Specific installation commands, configuration details, and the complete tool list are not provided in the materials; it is recommended to consult the repository documentation.
