# AppVeyor MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > AppVeyor MCP connects your AppVeyor account to any AI agent so you can manage your CI/CD pipelines, user permissions, and team roles using natural language. Instead of clicking through a dashboard, you can start builds, cancel deployments, and audit user access directly from your workspace. It is built for DevOps teams who need to handle project configurations and security governance without manual overhead. ## Overview - **Category:** developer-tools - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_PY3SwiQMw70e05tPE2M7X4tLkaRn25Lst6u8VAj1/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** ci-cd, automation, user-management, pipeline-tracking, devops ## Description AppVeyor MCP connects your AppVeyor account to any AI agent so you can manage your CI/CD pipelines and team roles using natural language. Managing a CI/CD environment usually feels like a chore of constant context switching. You're in your IDE, then you're jumping to a browser tab to check if a build finished, then you're hunting through a settings menu to find a specific project's configuration or to see who has access to a production environment. It's a lot of clicking, copy-pasting IDs, and manual data entry that pulls you away from actual coding. This Connector puts all those actions into a single conversation. You can ask your agent to list projects, check a user's status, or trigger a new build without ever leaving your current workspace. It handles the heavy lifting of team management too. If you need to add a new collaborator, update a role's permissions, or audit who has access to your production environments, you just tell your agent what to do. Because Vinkius hosts this Connector, you can get it running in minutes and start managing your pipelines, users, and roles from wherever you already work. ## Tools ### update_role Update the permissions or name of an existing role. Use this to adjust security settings on the fly. ### update_collaborator Modify the details of an existing collaborator. Use this to change access levels for partners. ### update_user Modify the details of an existing user. Use this to update emails or account statuses. ### cancel_build Stop a currently running build process. Use this to halt a build that is behaving unexpectedly. ### cancel_deployment Terminate an active deployment. This is useful if you need to stop a release immediately. ### delete_collaborator Remove an external collaborator from your account. Use this to revoke access for people no longer on the project. ### delete_project Delete a project from your AppVeyor account. This permanently removes the project and its associated data. ### delete_role Remove a specific role from your organization. Use this to clean up old or unused permission sets. ### delete_user Delete a user account from your system. This is the standard way to remove a user's access entirely. ### get_collaborator Fetch details for a specific collaborator using their ID. Use this to check the status of an external partner. ### get_environment_settings Retrieve the settings for a specific environment. This helps you verify configuration details quickly. ### get_project_history Pull up the history for a specific project. Use this to see past build successes and failures. ### get_project_last_build View the details of the most recent build for a project. This is great for quick status checks. ### get_project_settings Access the configuration details of a project. Use this to review project-level variables and settings. ### get_role Retrieve the details of a specific role by its ID. Use this to see exactly what permissions a role holds. ### get_user Fetch the profile and status of a specific user. This lets you check user details without searching. ### list_collaborators Get a full list of all collaborators in your account. Use this to see who has external access. ### list_environments List all environments in your AppVeyor account. This helps you keep track of your deployment targets. ### list_projects Retrieve a list of all projects in your account. Use this to get an overview of your CI/CD portfolio. ### list_roles Get a list of all roles in your organization. Use this to see your current permission structure. ### list_users Get a list of all users in your account. This is perfect for quick team audits. ### rerun_build Trigger a new run for an existing build. Use this to retry a build that failed due to a transient error. ### start_build Initiate a new build process. Use this to kick off a pipeline manually. ### start_deployment Start a new deployment process. This lets you begin a release to a specific environment. ### add_collaborator Add a new external collaborator to your account. Use this to grant access to outside partners. ### add_project Create a new project in your AppVeyor account. Use this to set up a new CI/CD pipeline. ### add_role Create a new role in your organization. Use this to define new permission sets for your team. ### add_user Add a new user to your account. Use this to provision access for a new team member. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` List all the projects I have in AppVeyor. ``` **Response:** ``` I've pulled your project list. You currently have 4 active projects: | Project Name | Status | Last Build | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | **frontend-app** | Active | Success (2m ago) | | **backend-api** | Active | Success (15m ago) | | **infra-deploy** | Active | Failed (1h ago) | | **staging-env** | Active | Success (4h ago) | Would you like me to pull the history for the failed infrastructure project? ``` **Prompt:** ``` Who are my current collaborators and what roles do they have? ``` **Response:** ``` I've retrieved the list of collaborators for your account: * **Jane Doe** (jane.doe@example.com) - *Administrator* * **John Smith** (jsmith@partner.com) - *Contributor* * **Alex Chen** (alex.c@agency.org) - *Viewer* I can update their permissions or remove them if they no longer need access. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Can you start a new build for the frontend project? ``` **Response:** ``` Starting a new build for **frontend-app** now... ✅ **Build Started** * **Project:** frontend-app * **Status:** Queued * **ID:** #88291 I'll keep an eye on it. Would you like me to notify you when it finishes? ``` ## Capabilities ### Start and rerun builds Trigger new CI/CD runs or restart failed ones instantly with a simple command. ### Cancel active deployments Stop ongoing deployment processes immediately to prevent errors or roll back changes. ### Manage team members Add, update, or remove users and collaborators from your account using plain text. ### Control role permissions Create or modify organizational roles to keep your environment secure and compliant. ### Audit project history View past build successes and environment settings for faster troubleshooting. ## Use Cases ### Stopping a broken deployment A DevOps engineer needs to stop a release that is failing. They ask the agent to use cancel_deployment to stop the release and then get_project_history to see why it failed. ### Automated user onboarding A team lead needs to add three new developers. They ask the agent to use add_user for each person and then add_role to assign them the correct permissions. ### Security access audit A security officer is doing a quarterly audit. They ask the agent to use list_collaborators and list_roles to generate a report of all external access and permission levels. ### Retrying failed builds A developer wants to restart a build that failed due to a network glitch. They ask the agent to use rerun_build to try again without having to find the specific build ID manually. ## Benefits - Stop manual dashboard navigation by using list_projects and list_users to get a bird's-eye view of your account. - Speed up onboarding by using add_user and add_role to provision permissions in seconds rather than minutes. - Improve security by using list_collaborators and delete_collaborator to audit and prune external access. - Handle deployment emergencies faster with cancel_deployment and cancel_build to stop problematic runs instantly. - Get faster answers on your infrastructure by using get_project_history and get_environment_settings to check statuses. ## How It Works The bottom line is you can manage your entire CI/CD infrastructure and team access using just your voice or text. 1. Subscribe to the AppVeyor MCP on the Vinkius Marketplace. 2. Enter your AppVeyor API Token into your AI client configuration. 3. Ask your agent to list projects, manage users, or trigger builds in plain English. ## Frequently Asked Questions **What can the AppVeyor MCP do for my CI/CD workflow?** It allows your AI agent to interact directly with your AppVeyor account. You can trigger builds, check project histories, and manage your environments using only natural language commands. **How does the AppVeyor MCP help with team permissions?** You can use it to add new users, create roles, and assign permissions. It replaces the need to manually click through the user management dashboard for every team change. **Can I use the AppVeyor MCP to stop a deployment that's stuck?** Yes. You can ask your agent to cancel a deployment or a build immediately. This is great for stopping problematic releases quickly without hunting for the right button. **How do I manage collaborators using the AppVeyor MCP?** The Connector can list all your current collaborators and allow you to add or remove them. It makes auditing external access much faster for security teams. **Can the AppVeyor MCP help me audit my project history?** Yes, it can pull the history for any specific project. This helps you see past successes and failures to troubleshoot issues faster. **Is the AppVeyor MCP good for automated user onboarding?** It's perfect for that. You can tell your agent to add a new user and assign them a specific role, which automates the manual provisioning steps usually required. **Can I see all the projects currently configured in my AppVeyor account?** Yes, you can use the `list_projects` tool to retrieve a complete list of all projects associated with your account. **Is it possible to manage user roles and permissions through the AI?** Absolutely. You can use `list_roles` to see existing roles and `get_role` to inspect specific permissions, helping you audit access control easily. **Can I add new team members or collaborators using this server?** Yes, the server includes `add_user` for internal team members and `add_collaborator` for external contributors, allowing for seamless team scaling.