What can I automate with Azure DevOps in Sim?

With Sim you can: List Pipelines; Get Pipeline; List Pipeline Runs; Get Pipeline Run; List Builds; and 11 more tools. Each action runs inside an AI agent block, so you can combine Azure DevOps with LLM reasoning, conditional logic, and data from any other connected service.

How do I connect Azure DevOps to Sim?

Getting started takes under five minutes: (1) Create a free account at sim.ai. (2) Open your workspace and create an agent. (3) Drag a Azure DevOps block onto the workflow builder. (4) Add your API key to authenticate — find it in your account settings. (5) Choose the tool you want to use, wire it to the inputs you need, and click Run. Your agent is live.

Can I use Azure DevOps as a tool inside an AI agent in Sim?

Yes — this is one of Sim's core capabilities. Instead of hard-coding when and how Azure DevOps is used, you give an AI agent access to Azure DevOps tools and describe the goal in plain language. The agent decides which tools to call, in what order, and how to handle the results. This means your automation adapts to context rather than breaking when inputs change.

How do I list pipelines with Azure DevOps in Sim?

Add a Azure DevOps block to your agent and select "List Pipelines" as the tool. Fill in the required fields — you can reference outputs from earlier steps, such as text generated by an AI agent or data fetched from another integration. No code is required.

How do I trigger a Sim agent from Azure DevOps automatically?

Add a Azure DevOps trigger block to your agent and copy the generated webhook URL. Paste that URL into Azure DevOps's webhook settings and select the events you want to listen for (Azure DevOps Build Failed, Azure DevOps Work Item Created, Azure DevOps Webhook (All Service Hook Events)). From that point on, every matching event in Azure DevOps instantly runs your agent — no polling, no delay.

What data does Sim receive when a Azure DevOps event triggers an agent?

When Azure DevOps fires a webhook, Sim receives the full event payload that Azure DevOps sends — typically the record or object that changed, along with metadata like the event type and timestamp. Inside your agent, every field from that payload is available as a variable you can pass to AI blocks, conditions, or other integrations.

What Azure DevOps tools does Sim support?

Sim supports 16 Azure DevOps tools: List Pipelines, Get Pipeline, List Pipeline Runs, Get Pipeline Run, List Builds, List Build Logs, Get Build Log, Get Build Timeline, Get Work Items Between Builds, Query Work Items, Get Work Item, Get Work Items Batch, Create Work Item, Update Work Item, Add Comment, Get Comments.

Is the Azure DevOps integration free to use?

Yes — Sim's free plan includes access to the Azure DevOps integration and every other integration in the library. No credit card is needed to get started. Visit sim.ai to create your account.

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Azure DevOps

Interact with Azure DevOps pipelines, builds, and work items

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Overview

Integrate Azure DevOps into your workflow. List and inspect pipelines and builds, query and manage work items, and add or read comments.

How to automate Azure DevOps with Sim

Create a free account
Sign up at sim.ai in seconds. No credit card required. Your workspace is ready immediately.
Add a Azure DevOps block
Open your workspace, drag a Azure DevOps block onto the workflow builder, and paste in your Azure DevOps API key.
Configure, connect, and run
Pick the tool you need, wire in an AI agent for reasoning or data transformation, and run. Your Azure DevOps automation is live.

Real-time triggers

Connect a Azure DevOps webhook to Sim and your agent runs the instant an event happens, no polling, no delay.

Azure DevOps Build Failed

Trigger workflow when an Azure DevOps build fails, is canceled, or partially succeeds

Azure DevOps Work Item Created

Trigger workflow when a work item is created in Azure DevOps

Azure DevOps Webhook (All Service Hook Events)

Trigger on whichever service hook event types you configure in Azure DevOps. Sim does not filter deliveries for this trigger.

Supported tools

16 Azure DevOps tools available in Sim

List Pipelines

List all pipelines in an Azure DevOps project. Returns pipeline ID, name, folder, revision, and URL.

Get Pipeline

Get details for a specific pipeline in an Azure DevOps project, including configuration and repository info.

List Pipeline Runs

List runs for a specific pipeline in an Azure DevOps project. Returns run ID, name, state, result, and timestamps.

Get Pipeline Run

Get details for a specific pipeline run in an Azure DevOps project. Returns run state, result, timestamps, and the pipeline reference.

List Builds

List builds in an Azure DevOps project. Optionally filter by pipeline definition, status, result, or branch.

List Build Logs

List all log entries for a specific build in Azure DevOps. Returns log IDs, types, and line counts — use the log ID with the Get Build Log tool to fetch actual log text.

Get Build Log

Fetch the text content of a specific build log in Azure DevOps. Use List Build Logs first to get the log ID. Optionally retrieve only a line range with startLine/endLine.

Get Build Timeline

Get the execution timeline for an Azure DevOps build — every stage, job, and task with its result and log ID. Use this to identify which steps failed before fetching their logs with Get Build Log.

Get Work Items Between Builds

Get work item references associated with commits between two builds in Azure DevOps. Returns work item IDs and URLs — use Get Work Items Batch for full field details.

Query Work Items

Execute a WIQL query to search for work items in Azure DevOps and return full field details. Use TOP N in your query to limit results (Azure enforces a 200-item maximum per batch fetch).

Get Work Item

Fetch full details of a single work item by ID from Azure DevOps, including title, state, type, assignee, and area path.

Get Work Items Batch

Fetch full details for multiple work items by ID from Azure DevOps in a single call. Pass comma-separated IDs (e.g.

Create Work Item

Create a new Basic-process work item (Issue, Task, or Epic) in Azure DevOps. Returns the created work item with its assigned ID.

Update Work Item

Update one or more fields on an existing work item in Azure DevOps. Provide only the fields you want to change.

Add Comment

Add a comment to a work item in Azure DevOps.

Get Comments

List comments for an Azure DevOps work item.

Frequently asked questions

Sim's Azure DevOps integration lets you build AI agents that automate tasks in Azure DevOps without writing code. Interact with Azure DevOps pipelines, builds, and work items. You can connect Azure DevOps to hundreds of other services in the same agent — from CRMs and spreadsheets to messaging tools and databases.

Start automating Azure DevOps today

Build your first AI agent with Azure DevOps in minutes. Connect to every tool your team uses. Free to start, no credit card required.

How to automate Azure DevOps with Sim

Create a free account

Add a Azure DevOps block

Open your workspace, drag a Azure DevOps block onto the workflow builder, and paste in your Azure DevOps API key.

Configure, connect, and run

Pick the tool you need, wire in an AI agent for reasoning or data transformation, and run. Your Azure DevOps automation is live.

Frequently asked questions