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Comprehensive Bitbucket pipeline automation using direct Node.js API calls. Monitor pipeline status, analyze failures, download logs, and trigger builds. Use this skill when the user asks to check pipeline status, find failing pipelines, download logs, trigger builds, or debug pipeline failures. No MCP approval prompts required - uses Bash tool with node commands.

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Bitbucket DevOps Skill

This skill provides comprehensive Bitbucket DevOps automation using direct Node.js API calls via the Bash tool. Built on the bitbucket-mcp client library.

Key Advantage: Uses direct Node.js calls (auto-approved) instead of MCP tools, eliminating the approval prompts issue from GitHub Issue #10801.

⚠️ MANDATORY: How to Approach User Requests

You MUST follow this three-tier fallback strategy for ALL Bitbucket operations. This is REQUIRED, not optional.

CRITICAL RULES:

  • DO NOT create new .js files for Bitbucket API calls
  • DO NOT use node -e for inline Bitbucket API operations
  • ONLY use the pre-built CLI tools listed below
  • ALWAYS start with Tier 1, fall back to Tier 2 if needed, use Tier 3 only as last resort

Tier 1: High-Level Helper Functions (REQUIRED FIRST STEP)

You MUST check these helpers FIRST before attempting any other approach.

These solve common workflows in a single command. If the user's request matches any of these patterns, you MUST use the corresponding helper.

Location: ~/.claude/skills/bitbucket-devops/lib/helpers.js

Available Commands:

  • get-latest-failed <workspace> <repo> - Get most recent failed pipeline
  • get-latest <workspace> <repo> - Get most recent pipeline (any status)
  • get-by-number <workspace> <repo> <build-number> - Find pipeline by build number
  • get-failed-steps <workspace> <repo> <pipeline-uuid> - Get all failed steps
  • download-failed-logs <workspace> <repo> <pipeline-uuid> <build-number> - Download all failed step logs
  • get-info <workspace> <repo> <pipeline-uuid> - Get formatted pipeline + steps info

MUST use for: "latest failed build", "download logs for pipeline #123", "what failed in this build", "get pipeline by number"

Usage:

node ~/.claude/skills/bitbucket-devops/lib/helpers.js <command> <args>

Example:

# User: "What's the latest failing pipeline?"
# You MUST use:
node ~/.claude/skills/bitbucket-devops/lib/helpers.js get-latest-failed "workspace" "repo"

# DO NOT create a new script
# DO NOT use node -e
# DO NOT write custom API calls

Tier 2: Low-Level CLI Commands (IF TIER 1 CANNOT SOLVE)

ONLY use Tier 2 if NO Tier 1 helper matches the user's request.

Direct API wrappers for specific operations. You MUST use these for operations not covered by Tier 1 helpers.

Location: ~/.claude/skills/bitbucket-devops/bitbucket-mcp/dist/index-cli.js

Key Commands (see [docs/REFERENCE.md](docs/REFERENCE.md) for complete list):

Pipeline Operations:

  • list-pipelines <workspace> <repo> [limit]
  • get-pipeline <workspace> <repo> <pipeline-uuid>
  • get-pipeline-steps <workspace> <repo> <pipeline-uuid>
  • get-step-logs <workspace> <repo> <pipeline-uuid> <step-uuid>
  • run-pipeline <workspace> <repo> <branch> [pipeline-name] [variables-json]
  • stop-pipeline <workspace> <repo> <pipeline-uuid>

Pull Request Operations:

  • list-prs <workspace> <repo> [state] [limit]
  • get-pr <workspace> <repo> <pr_id>
  • approve-pr <workspace> <repo> <pr_id>
  • merge-pr <workspace> <repo> <pr_id> [message] [strategy]
  • decline-pr <workspace> <repo> <pr_id> [message]

Repository Operations:

  • get-branching-model <workspace> <repo>
  • list-repositories <workspace>

Usage:

node ~/.claude/skills/bitbucket-devops/bitbucket-mcp/dist/index-cli.js <command> <args>

You MAY chain multiple Tier 2 commands - see [docs/PATTERNS.md](docs/PATTERNS.md) for examples.

Tier 3: Direct Bitbucket API Calls (ONLY IF TIER 1 AND 2 FAIL)

ONLY use Tier 3 if BOTH Tier 1 AND Tier 2 cannot solve the request. This should be RARE.

Before using Tier 3, you MUST:

  1. Verify no Tier 1 helper exists
  2. Verify no Tier 2 CLI command exists
  3. Verify no combination of Tier 1 + Tier 2 can solve it

Documentation: ~/.claude/skills/bitbucket-devops/bitbucket-mcp/docs/

  • api-overview.md - Authentication, base URLs, rate limits
  • pipelines-api.md - Complete pipeline API reference
  • repositories-api.md - Repository operations
  • pull-requests-api.md - PR operations (future)

REQUIRED Decision Process

Before performing ANY Bitbucket operation, you MUST:

  1. Check Tier 1 helpers - Review the 6 helpers above. Does one solve this?
  2. YES → Use it immediately with node ~/.claude/skills/bitbucket-devops/lib/helpers.js <command>
  3. NO → Continue to step 2
  1. Check Tier 2 CLI - Review the CLI commands above. Can one or more solve this?
  2. YES → Use them with node ~/.claude/skills/bitbucket-devops/bitbucket-mcp/dist/index-cli.js <command>
  3. NO → Continue to step 3
  1. Check Tier 3 docs - Read API docs. Is there a direct API call needed?
  2. YES → Read docs, use curl with credentials
  3. NO → Ask user for clarification

NEVER skip this process. NEVER create new .js files. ALWAYS use pre-built tools.

Known Limitations

Pipeline Artifacts Cannot Be Downloaded via API

IMPORTANT: Bitbucket Cloud does NOT provide an API to download pipeline artifacts.

If a user asks to download build artifacts:

  1. Inform them that artifact download via API is not possible
  2. Direct them to the Bitbucket web UI:
  3. Repository → Pipelines → Build # → Step → Artifacts section → Download button
  4. Note: Artifacts expire automatically after 14 days

Tip: For programmatic artifact access, consider uploading to S3/Azure Blob Storage during your pipeline.

DO NOT: Search for undocumented endpoints - this has been thoroughly researched and no API exists.

The DevOps REPL Advantage

Traditional pipeline debugging is slow: push code → wait → fail → investigate logs → fix → repeat (hours per cycle).

This skill enables a REPL-like experience for DevOps: Claude observes pipelines in real-time, analyzes failures instantly, suggests precise fixes, and iterates with you until builds pass - reducing debugging cycles from hours to minutes.

The Loop:

  1. Read: Monitor pipeline execution and capture failures
  2. Eval: AI analyzes logs and identifies root cause
  3. Print: Claude presents findings and suggests fixes
  4. Loop: Apply fix, trigger build, repeat until green ✅

This transforms DevOps from slow batch processing into interactive, conversational development.

Prerequisites

This skill uses the Bash tool (auto-approved in Claude Code) to run Node.js commands. Required:

  • Node.js (v18+)
  • Git (for submodule management)

Note: No MCP server required - bitbucket-mcp is used as a library via git submodule.

Configuration

The skill directory is located at: ~/.claude/skills/bitbucket-devops/

Credentials are loaded with priority (first found wins):

  1. Project level: ./credentials.json or ./.bitbucket-credentials (current working directory)
  2. User level: ~/.bitbucket-credentials (home directory)
  3. Skill level: ~/.claude/skills/bitbucket-devops/credentials.json

Credential Format

IMPORTANT: Different credentials for different operations

{
  "url": "https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0",
  "workspace": "your-workspace-name",
  "user_email": "your-email@example.com",
  "username": "your-workspace-name",
  "password": "your-bitbucket-app-password"
}

Field explanations:

  • user_email: Your Bitbucket account email (for API authentication) - MUST contain @
  • username: Your Bitbucket workspace slug (for git operations) - MUST NOT contain @
  • password: App password from https://bitbucket.org/account/settings/app-passwords/
  • Required permissions: Repositories: Read, Pipelines: Read

See [docs/GIT_OPERATIONS.md](docs/GIT_OPERATIONS.md) for details on credential requirements.

Quick Start: Essential Patterns

Pattern 0: Always Detect Workspace and Repository First

Before any pipeline operation, determi

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