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Azure DevOps Integration

Connect Vyre IDE to your Azure DevOps organization. Access Azure Repos, update Azure Boards, trigger agents from Azure Pipelines, and handle PR feedback natively.

Setup Instructions

1

Generate Personal Access Token (PAT)

In Azure DevOps, go to User settings → Personal access tokens and create a token with Code (read & write) and Build (read & execute) permissions.

2

Connect Organization in Vyre

Go to Settings → Integrations → Azure DevOps in Vyre. Enter:

  • Your Organization URL (https://dev.azure.com/your-org)
  • The PAT generated in Step 1
3

Link Projects & Boards

Select which Azure Repos and Azure Boards projects Vyre should synchronize with.

Key Features

Sync Azure Repos

Agents can checkout, commit, branch, and open Pull Requests directly on Azure Git repositories.

Update Azure Boards

Vyre updates Azure Boards work item statuses and comments automatically based on agent progress.

Azure Pipelines CI

Trigger Vyre agent runs directly inside Azure Pipelines YAML build configurations.

PR Thread Resolution

Bugbot posts review comments to Azure PR threads, allowing developers to trigger automated fixes directly in Azure DevOps.

Azure Pipelines

You can run Vyre audits inside your Azure Pipelines azure-pipelines.yml configuration:

yaml
# azure-pipelines.yml
trigger:
- main

pool:
  vmImage: 'ubuntu-latest'

steps:
- script: |
    curl -fsSL https://vyre.dev/install.sh | sh
    export VYRE_API_TOKEN=$(VYRE_API_TOKEN)
    vyre security scan --repo $(Build.Repository.Name)
  displayName: 'Run Vyre Security Scan'
On-Premises Support

Azure DevOps Server (formerly TFS) is fully supported. Configure the gateway proxy URL in your enterprise settings dashboard to authorize connections.

Security & PAT Scopes

Keep your Azure DevOps PAT scoped only to the required repositories and pipelines. Vyre does not require administrative or project-creation scopes to operate.