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"Codemagic" matching MCP tools:

  • Check whether a managed step log artifact exists for a given build step. Uses deterministic artifact ID; does not fetch from Codemagic.
    MIT
  • Retrieve build details and status from Codemagic, including step summary counts. Optionally include full step list with IDs for log retrieval.
    MIT

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  • Update the name or value of an existing non-secret variable within a Codemagic variable group. Specify the group and variable IDs, then provide the new name and value.
    MIT
  • Connect a Git repository to Codemagic to add a new application. Supports HTTPS and SSH URLs, with automatic deploy key generation for SSH repositories.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Codemagic builds filtered by app, branch, or tag. Paginate results to browse build history.
    MIT
  • Check a Codemagic build's status and retrieve artifact URLs when the build finishes. Call this tool repeatedly until a terminal state is reached.
    MIT
  • Retrieve variable groups for a Codemagic team or app to reference group names in build triggers. Secret values remain hidden; manage them in the Codemagic UI.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed information about a Codemagic application, including its repository, branches, workflows, and recent build references.
    MIT
  • Remove an application from your Codemagic account by providing its application ID.
    MIT
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  • Retrieve a step-by-step status summary of a Codemagic build, including each step's name, ID, and status (success, failed, skipped, canceled). Optionally filter results by status.
    MIT
  • Add an environment variable to a Codemagic app. Provide name, value, group, and optionally mark as secure for secrets.
    MIT
  • Remove a webhook from a Codemagic application by providing the application ID and webhook ID.
    MIT
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  • Retrieve all applications in your Codemagic account to manage builds and deployments.
    MIT
  • Trigger a build for your Codemagic app by specifying application ID, workflow, branch or tag, with optional environment variables and instance type.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of all applications linked to your Codemagic account, including their IDs, names, repositories, and workflow IDs defined in codemagic.yaml.
    MIT