AppVeyor MCP. Manage CI/CD, users, and roles via chat.

AppVeyor gives your AI agent direct control over your CI/CD pipelines, user roles, and project lifecycle. You'll use natural language commands to manage everything without ever opening a web dashboard.

Managing Project Pipelines (CI/CD)

You can start builds using start_build or immediately re-run the last build with rerun_build. If something goes wrong, you can stop an active deployment process right away with cancel_deployment, and you can also halt a running build pipeline instantly via cancel_build. To see what happened before, use get_project_history to pull a full log of every build and deployment for any given project.

You'll always know the status and time of the most recent attempt by calling get_project_last_build. When you need an overview, run list_projects to get a list of every project account has, or use it to fetch specific core settings like branch names with get_project_settings. If a whole project is done, you can wipe it clean and permanently remove the entire space using delete_project.

Controlling Internal User Identity

You handle your internal team records using these tools. To bring someone onto the roster, use add_user to create an account for a new member. Need to change their status or details? Use update_user on an existing ID. If they leave, you can permanently remove their access credentials by calling delete_user.

You never forget who's on your team; run list_users to get every single internal user account and check their current status. To see specific info about one person, use get_user with an ID.

Governing Security Roles and Permissions

This server lets you control what people can actually do on the platform. You define a new permission set (a role) using add_role, or if a role is deprecated, delete it entirely with delete_role. To understand an existing rule, use get_role to retrieve its full definition and list of permissions by ID.

If you change what users can do, modify the ruleset using update_role. You'll see every permission type available in the system when you run list_roles.

Handling External Collaborators

You manage external partners through specific tools. To let a new team member work on your project, use add_collaborator. Need to cut off access? Use delete_collaborator to remove an external collaborator's credentials entirely. You can see every external person attached to the account by calling list_collaborators. If you need to update their profile or access level, run update_collaborator.

To pull all current details for a specific partner, use get_collaborator with their ID.