Buildkite MCP Extension for Zed
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About Buildkite MCP Extension for Zed
Buildkite Integration for Zed - Access your Buildkite CI/CD pipelines and builds directly from your editor
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Overview
What is Buildkite MCP Extension for Zed?
The Buildkite MCP Extension for Zed integrates Buildkite CI/CD with the Zed editor using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows developers to view and interact with Buildkite pipelines, builds, jobs, and artifacts directly within Zed.
How to use Buildkite MCP Extension for Zed?
Install the extension from the Zed marketplace, then configure your Buildkite API token in Zed’s settings using a JSON block. The extension automatically handles all server and connection details. Example queries include “Show me recent builds for my pipeline” or “Display logs for my failed job.”
Key features of Buildkite MCP Extension for Zed
- View Buildkite pipelines and builds
- Inspect jobs and logs
- Download build artifacts
- Seamless integration with Zed’s AI features
Use cases of Buildkite MCP Extension for Zed
- Check recent build status for a pipeline without leaving Zed
- Debug a failed job by inspecting its logs
- List all pipelines in your organization
- Download artifacts from a completed build
FAQ from Buildkite MCP Extension for Zed
What are the requirements?
You need a Buildkite API token, which can be created from your Buildkite account settings.
How do I configure the API token?
Add a buildkite_api_token field under the server’s settings in Zed’s context_servers configuration JSON.
What can I do with this extension?
You can view pipelines and builds, inspect job logs, and download build artifacts—all within Zed.
Is this extension only for Zed?
Yes, it is designed specifically for the Zed editor and uses MCP to integrate with Buildkite.
Where does the data come from?
All data is fetched from the Buildkite API using your provided API token.
Frequently asked questions
What are the requirements?
You need a Buildkite API token, which can be created from your Buildkite account settings.
How do I configure the API token?
Add a `buildkite_api_token` field under the server’s settings in Zed’s `context_servers` configuration JSON.
What can I do with this extension?
You can view pipelines and builds, inspect job logs, and download build artifacts—all within Zed.
Is this extension only for Zed?
Yes, it is designed specifically for the Zed editor and uses MCP to integrate with Buildkite.
Where does the data come from?
All data is fetched from the Buildkite API using your provided API token.
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