Examples and guides for using the CircleCI Model Context Protocol (MCP) to build AI-powered applications.
Overview
This repository contains a collection of cookbook examples demonstrating how to use CircleCI MCP (Model Context Protocol) server tools within your IDE with AI agents like Cursor, VSCode Copilot etc. The examples in this repository showcase practical implementations and usage patterns for CircleCI MCP server tools, helping you understand how to: - Enable AI agents to get build logs, test results, and other context from CircleCI to fix issues in your codebase. These examples are designed to work with any MCP supported AI agents directly in your IDE. Follow these steps to get started: 1. Set up the CircleCI MCP Server by following the instructions in the server repository 2.
README
CircleCI MCP Cookbook
This repository contains a collection of cookbook examples demonstrating how to use CircleCI MCP (Model Context Protocol) server tools within your IDE with AI agents like Cursor, VSCode Copilot etc.
Overview
The examples in this repository showcase practical implementations and usage patterns for CircleCI MCP server tools, helping you understand how to:
- Enable AI agents to get build logs, test results, and other context from CircleCI to fix issues in your codebase.
Getting Started
These examples are designed to work with any MCP supported AI agents directly in your IDE. Follow these steps to get started:
- Set up the CircleCI MCP Server by following the instructions in the server repository
- Choose an example from the list below and follow its specific documentation for detailed usage instructions
Examples
Prerequisites
- IDE with MCP support
- GitHub account
- CircleCI account with Personal Access Token
Contributing
Feel free to add your own examples or improvements to the existing cookbook recipes.
License
Apache 2.0
Install
This server does not publish a one-line install command.
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