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You can integrate DevOps Plan with external tools and services to help you connect workflows and share data across systems.
Integrations Overview
The Integrations feature allows application administrator to create and map integrations to the DevOps Plan application.
DevOps Plan MCP server integration
The DevOps Plan Model Context Protocol (MCP) server connects your DevOps Plan with AI-powered development environments and agents.
Setting up MCP server integration with VS Code
This topic describes how to set up MCP server integration with VS Code.

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- Integrations Overview
  The Integrations feature allows application administrator to create and map integrations to the DevOps Plan application.
  - Aha! integration with DevOps Plan (bidirectional)
    Aha! is a comprehensive product management software that empowers teams to build and market products customers want, by providing robust tools for strategic planning, roadmapping, and collaboration. The integration between Aha! and DevOps Plan is designed to streamline the management of the records. The bidirectional synchronization ensures that the items (defined in the mapping configuration) created in Aha! are automatically reflected in DevOps Plan and vice versa, enhancing visibility and coordination across platforms.
  - Artificial Intelligence integration
    DevOps Plan includes AI integration to help you automate various tasks.
  - DevOps Plan MCP server integration
    The DevOps Plan Model Context Protocol (MCP) server connects your DevOps Plan with AI-powered development environments and agents.
    - Setting up MCP server integration with VS Code
      This topic describes how to set up MCP server integration with VS Code.
    - Connecting VS Code to DevOps Plan MCP server
      You can connect Visual Studio Code (VS Code) with GitHub Copilot to the DevOps Plan MCP server. This allows you to execute MCP-based queries that retrieve and update Plan resources directly from VS Code. After you connect to VS Code, the MCP server connection is saved and remains available across VS Code sessions.
    - MCP tools available in DevOps Plan
  - SCM integration package
    As an administrator, you can add a software configuration management (SCM) application that provides tracking and controlling changes in the software.
  - Webhooks integration package
    Webhooks serve as a communication mechanism between systems. A webhook subscribes to DevOps Plan and waits. When events are triggered, DevOps Plan sends information out to the subscriber.
  - About integration packages, configuration, and testing
    New teamspaces created within DevOps Plan uses Unicode as the database codepage. However, imported connections adheres to the database codepage configuration of its original setup. If you add additional record types after adding a package, you can enable the package functionality for those record types using the Designer.
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Setting up MCP server integration with VS Code

This topic describes how to set up MCP server integration with VS Code.

Before you begin

(Prerequisites)

Before setting up the MCP server integration with VS Code, ensure that the following requirements are met:

VS Code (latest version)
GitHub Copilot extension
A running DevOps Plan MCP server. (ensure that DevOps Plan's REST server is running)
- Obtain the URL for the MCP Server. For example: https://hostname/mcp
Note: You should have the MCP server URL and credentials to integrate with DevOps Plan, which supports Personal Access Tokens (PAT). For more information, see How to create and use PAT.

About this task

Start by launching VS Code, then connect it to the MCP server, and finally verify that the MCP server is communicating successfully with the DevOps Plan application.

Launching VS Code

You can launch Visual Studio Code (VS Code) using several methods, including your operating system's application menu, desktop icon, or the command line interface (CLI).

Connecting VS Code to MCP server

You can connect VS Code to the MCP server using the Command Palette or update the MCP configuration file (mcp.json) with the server details and PAT, see Connecting VS Code to DevOps Plan MCP server.

For more information on how to add and manage the MCP server from VS Code, see Add and manage MCP servers in VS Code.

MCP server communication

Open the workspace containing the mcp.json directory.
Ensure successful communication between the MCP server and the DevOps Plan application, as VS Code identifies the server's tools and makes them accessible in chat.