How to Use the Travis CI MCP in Cline

Q: How do I check my project's status using Travis CI and Cline?

Run getrepositorydetails. That tool pulls all the necessary information to tell you if your default branch passed or failed. It’s fast, accurate data right in your terminal.

Q: If I need to restart a build that failed on Travis CI, how do I use Cline?

You'll first get the build ID using getbuilddetails. Then, you run restarttravisbuild. This tells the MCP Server exactly which build needs another shot at passing.

Q: Can Cline list all my repositories for Travis CI?

Yes. The listtravisrepositories tool scans your entire account and lists every repository configured on Travis CI, so you don't have to remember every slug.

Q: What if I need to cancel a running build in Cline with Travis CI?

You use the canceltravisbuild action. It immediately stops the job. Be careful, though—this is irreversible for that specific run.

Q: Does this MCP Server let me verify my user identity in Cline with Travis CI?

Sure thing. Use getuserprofile. This tool retrieves your authenticated Travis CI user profile, which lets you know exactly who is running the commands.

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Manage Repository Status

To get the status of a specific repo, run `get_repository_details`. This tells you if your code is ready to ship or what broke. You can also list all configured repos using `list_travis_repositories`. Cline makes this easy by letting you check multiple project statuses without leaving the terminal.

Execute and Monitor Builds

Triggering a new build is done with `trigger_new_build`. You just need to provide the repo slug, git branch name, and maybe a message. It handles kicking off the job. After the fact, you can use `get_build_details` for full context or list individual jobs using `list_build_jobs`.

Handle Branching and History

If you need to see what branches exist and their current status, run `list_repository_branches`. This gives a quick audit of your entire codebase. To review past runs, use `list_builds` which collects recent build executions for the repo slug.

Setup guide

Set up Travis CI MCP in Cline

Prerequisites

VS Code with Cline extension installed
Active Vinkius subscription with a valid endpoint token

1

Open Cline MCP settings

Click the Cline icon in the VS Code sidebar to open the Cline panel. Then click the MCP Servers icon (server stack) at the top-right corner of the panel.
2

Add a remote server

Click "Remote Servers" at the top, then click "Add Remote MCP". In the Name field, type travis-ci-mcp. In the URL field, paste your Vinkius endpoint: https://edge.vinkius.com/[YOUR_TOKEN_HERE]/mcp. Get your token from cloud.vinkius.com.
3

Enable the server

After saving, the server appears in the Cline MCP panel. Toggle the switch to enable it. The status indicator turns green when the connection is live.
4

Start using tools

Return to the Cline chat and ask: "Check my latest Travis CI refund status." Cline will discover the available tools and request your approval before invoking each one — giving you full control over every action.

Cline MCP Settings

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "travis-ci-mcp": {
      "url": "https://edge.vinkius.com/[YOUR_TOKEN_HERE]/mcp"
    }
  }
}

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Common questions about Travis CI MCP in Cline

Run `get_repository_details`. That tool pulls all the necessary information to tell you if your default branch passed or failed. It’s fast, accurate data right in your terminal.

You'll first get the build ID using `get_build_details`. Then, you run `restart_travis_build`. This tells the MCP Server exactly which build needs another shot at passing.

Yes. The `list_travis_repositories` tool scans your entire account and lists every repository configured on Travis CI, so you don't have to remember every slug.

You use the `cancel_travis_build` action. It immediately stops the job. Be careful, though—this is irreversible for that specific run.

Sure thing. Use `get_user_profile`. This tool retrieves your authenticated Travis CI user profile, which lets you know exactly who is running the commands.

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