get_pipeline_status
Get detailed pipeline execution status with stage information.
How to use it
get_pipeline_status is exposed by the Jenkins MCP Server MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), and the get_pipeline_status tool becomes available to the model automatically. See the full listing for setup details and every tool this server provides.
Install Jenkins MCP Server
pip install -e .Other tools in Jenkins MCP Server (39)
(string): Relative path to artifact
(boolean, default: true): Perform pattern search if direct lookup fails
Cancel a batch operation.
Monitor the status of a batch operation.
Trigger multiple jobs in parallel with priority queuing.
(integer): Build number
(integer, optional): Filter by days since last build
Download a specific build artifact.
(boolean, optional): Show only enabled jobs
(string): Folder path (e.g., "team/project")
Get status of a specific build.
Get console output from a build.
Get information about a Jenkins folder.
Get detailed information about a Jenkins job.
(boolean, default: false): Include folder items
(string): Job name or path (e.g., "my-job" or "folder/my-job")
(string, default: "job"): Type filter ("job", "folder", "pipeline")
(string, optional): Filter by result ("SUCCESS", "FAILURE", "UNSTABLE")
List all artifacts from a build.
List Jenkins jobs with advanced filtering.
(integer, default: 10): Maximum builds to search
(integer, default: 5): Maximum parallel executions
(integer, default: 10): Maximum folder depth
(integer, default: 50): Maximum download size in MB
(string): Operation ID from batchtriggerjobs
(string, optional): Name for this batch operation
(array): List of job operations
(object, optional): Job parameters as key-value pairs
(string): Search pattern (supports wildcards)
(integer, default: 0): Execution priority (higher = earlier)
(boolean, default: true): Include jobs in subfolders
Search for jobs and trigger all matches.
Search for artifacts across multiple builds.
Search for Jenkins jobs by pattern.
(integer, default: 0): Starting byte offset
(string, optional): Filter by color (e.g., "blue", "red")
Get a summarized version of build console log.
Trigger a Jenkins job with optional parameters.
(boolean, default: false): Use regex pattern matching