Bitrise MCP Server

What is Bitrise MCP Server?

MCP Server for the Bitrise API, enabling app management, build operations, artifact management, and more. It provides OAuth-based authentication for seamless sign-in with a Bitrise account, with a PAT fallback for clients that don’t support MCP OAuth. Designed for development teams using AI assistants to interact with their Bitrise CI/CD workflows.

How to use Bitrise MCP Server?

Install the server using one of the provided configuration guides for your preferred AI assistant client (VS Code, GitHub Copilot in other IDEs, Claude Desktop/Code CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, or AWS Kiro). After installation, authenticate with your Bitrise account via OAuth or provide a Personal Access Token.

Key features of Bitrise MCP Server

• Comprehensive access to Bitrise APIs (apps, builds, artifacts)
• OAuth-based authentication with your Bitrise account
• PAT fallback for non‑OAuth clients
• Well-documented tools with parameter descriptions
• Available for multiple AI assistants and IDEs

Use cases of Bitrise MCP Server

• Query recent failed iOS builds and get explanations
• Generate build success rate reports for main branch
• Add team members to workspaces as admins
• Automate build triggers and artifact retrieval

FAQ from Bitrise MCP Server

How does authentication work?

The server supports OAuth-based authentication – sign in once with your Bitrise account without needing a Personal Access Token. For clients that don’t support MCP OAuth, PAT-based authentication remains available.

Which IDEs and AI assistants are supported?

Installation guides are provided for VS Code, GitHub Copilot in JetBrains/Visual Studio/Eclipse/Xcode, Claude Desktop and Code CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, and AWS Kiro.

Where can I get help or report an issue?

Visit the Bitrise support portal at support.bitrise.io for help, questions, or issue reporting.

What is the privacy policy for this server?

Use of the Bitrise MCP Server is governed by the Bitrise Privacy Policy.