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Azure Pipelines tools for viewing pipeline status and run history
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| name | nerf-az-pipelines |
| description | Azure Pipelines tools for viewing pipeline status and run history |
| targets | ["*"] |
These tools are available as scripts within this skill. Call them using the paths shown in each usage line.
These tools query Azure Pipelines. The organization and project are auto-detected from the git remote in the current directory. Pass --project to target a different project, or -C to resolve the project from the git remote of a sub-directory (useful when multiple repos live under one workspace root and you don't want to cd around). Use az-pipelines-list to see all pipelines, az-pipelines-runs to see recent runs across all pipelines, and az-pipelines-check to inspect a specific pipeline with its recent run history. Use az-pipelines-run-show to drill into a single run. Use az-pipelines-run-timeline to see step-by-step status for a failed run and az-pipelines-run-log to fetch a specific step's log content.
List all pipelines in the Azure DevOps project.
Usage: scripts/nerf-az-pipelines-list [--project|-p <project>] [-C <directory>]
Maps to: az pipelines list <project> --output json
Options:
--project|-p (optional): Azure DevOps project name or ID (auto-detected from the git remote if omitted)-C (optional): Resolve the Azure DevOps project from the git remote of this directory instead of cwd (must be under cwd)List the 20 most recent pipeline runs across all pipelines.
Usage: scripts/nerf-az-pipelines-runs [--project|-p <project>] [-C <directory>]
Maps to: az pipelines runs list --top 20 <project> --output json
Options:
--project|-p (optional): Azure DevOps project name or ID (auto-detected from the git remote if omitted)-C (optional): Resolve the Azure DevOps project from the git remote of this directory instead of cwd (must be under cwd)Show details and the 10 most recent runs for a specific pipeline (by ID).
Usage: scripts/nerf-az-pipelines-check [--project|-p <project>] [-C <directory>] <pipeline_id>
Maps to: az pipelines runs list --pipeline-ids <pipeline_id> --top 10 <project> --output json
Options:
--project|-p (optional): Azure DevOps project name or ID (auto-detected from the git remote if omitted)-C (optional): Resolve the Azure DevOps project from the git remote of this directory instead of cwd (must be under cwd)Arguments:
<pipeline_id> (required): Pipeline ID (numeric, from az-pipelines-list). must match ^[0-9]+$Show details for a single pipeline run (by run ID). Returns the run's status, result, source branch, queue/start/finish times, requesting identity, and the URL to view it in the Azure DevOps UI.
Usage: scripts/nerf-az-pipelines-run-show [--project|-p <project>] [-C <directory>] <run_id>
Maps to: az pipelines runs show --id <run_id> <project> --output json
Options:
--project|-p (optional): Azure DevOps project name or ID (auto-detected from the git remote if omitted)-C (optional): Resolve the Azure DevOps project from the git remote of this directory instead of cwd (must be under cwd)Arguments:
<run_id> (required): Pipeline run ID (numeric, from az-pipelines-runs or az-pipelines-check). must match ^[0-9]+$Fetch the stage/job/task tree for a pipeline run, highlighting failures. Failed tasks include their log ID for use with az-pipelines-run-log. Pass --json for raw timeline output instead of the formatted tree.
Usage: scripts/nerf-az-pipelines-run-timeline [--json] [--project|-p <project>] [-C <directory>] <run_id>
Switches:
--json: Output raw timeline JSON instead of the formatted treeOptions:
--project|-p (optional): Azure DevOps project name or ID (auto-detected from the run, or from the git remote if -C is passed)-C (optional): Resolve the Azure DevOps project from the git remote of this directory instead of cwd (must be under cwd)Arguments:
<run_id> (required): Pipeline run ID (numeric, from az-pipelines-runs or az-pipelines-check). must match ^[0-9]+$Fetch log content for a specific task in a pipeline run. By default shows ##[error] lines plus the last 100 lines. Use --tail N for a different window, --errors-only to filter to error/exception lines, or --full for the complete log. The log ID for a failed task comes from az-pipelines-run-timeline.
Usage: scripts/nerf-az-pipelines-run-log [--full] [--errors-only] [--tail <tail>] [--project|-p <project>] [-C <directory>] <run_id> <log_id>
Switches:
--full: Show the complete log instead of the default error+tail view--errors-only: Show only lines containing errors/exceptionsOptions:
--tail (optional): Number of trailing lines to show in the default view (default 100). must match ^[1-9][0-9]*$--project|-p (optional): Azure DevOps project name or ID (auto-detected from the run, or from the git remote if -C is passed)-C (optional): Resolve the Azure DevOps project from the git remote of this directory instead of cwd (must be under cwd)Arguments:
<run_id> (required): Pipeline run ID (numeric, from az-pipelines-runs or az-pipelines-check). must match ^[0-9]+$<log_id> (required): Log ID (numeric, from az-pipelines-run-timeline output). must match ^[0-9]+$Hit a bug, complaint, bypass-worthy guardrail, or want a feature? Use the nerf-report skill.