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Jenkins MCP Server

by truxt-ai

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides access to Jenkins data and functionality through a standardized interface for LLMs. It allows Large Language Models to access Jenkins job data and execute Jenkins-related operations.

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What is Jenkins MCP Server?

This project implements an MCP server that connects to Jenkins instances, allowing Large Language Models to access Jenkins job data as resources, execute Jenkins-related operations through tools, and utilize predefined prompts for common Jenkins interactions.

How to use Jenkins MCP Server?

To use the server, first install the prerequisites (Python 3.8+ and access to a Jenkins instance). Then, set up a Python environment using uv and install the necessary dependencies (mcp[cli] and python-jenkins). Configure your Jenkins credentials by creating a .env file with the Jenkins URL, username, and API token. Finally, start the server in development mode using uv run mcp dev server.py.

Key features of Jenkins MCP Server

  • Access Jenkins job configurations, build history, and status information as resources

  • Trigger builds, update job configurations, and manage Jenkins tasks through tools

  • Utilize pre-defined interaction patterns for common Jenkins operations through prompts

Use cases of Jenkins MCP Server

  • Automating Jenkins tasks using LLMs

  • Integrating Jenkins with AI-powered workflows

  • Providing a natural language interface for Jenkins

  • Analyzing Jenkins data using LLMs

FAQ from Jenkins MCP Server

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a standardized interface for LLMs to interact with external systems.

What are the prerequisites for running this server?

Python 3.8+ and access to a Jenkins instance.

How do I configure the Jenkins connection?

Create a .env file with your Jenkins URL, username, and API token.

How do I start the server?

Run uv run mcp dev server.py in your terminal.

What kind of Jenkins data can I access?

You can access Jenkins job configurations, build history, and status information.