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Manage JetBrains Space merge requests and monitor Patronus CI dry runs.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "space-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Create a JetBrains Space merge request from branch feature/login into main, titled "Add login flow", and include a short change summary.
Returns key details of the new merge request, such as title, target branch, status, or link.
Check the current status, review state, and latest updates for this JetBrains Space merge request.
Provides a status summary so you can decide whether it is ready to merge or needs follow-up.
Start a Patronus CI dry run for this change and keep me updated on its status until it finishes.
Returns confirmation that the dry run started and provides progress updates or the final result.
Developers can use it to create, view, and manage JetBrains Space merge requests without manually switching through the platform. It fits everyday code review and merge follow-up work.
Teams can start a Patronus CI dry run before the formal pipeline to check build or validation status early. This helps surface potential issues before merging.
DevOps engineers can use it to start and monitor CI dry runs and quickly see whether jobs have started, are running, or have completed. It is useful for tracking delivery readiness.
It is an MCP server for JetBrains Space and Patronus CI. It can create, view, and manage merge requests, and also start and monitor CI dry runs.
Based on the provided description, it supports creating, viewing, and managing merge requests, plus starting and monitoring Patronus CI dry runs. For the full action set, see the source repository.
The available material does not provide installation steps, runtime requirements, or authentication details. See the source repository for dependencies, configuration, and credential requirements.
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