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Agentic AI in DevOps: Exploring Use Cases for the CloudBees MCP

Vulnerabilities remediated in mere minutes, not months! Developers stay sharp, propelling productivity and morale. Compliance is a breeze, never requiring manual work. A smarter future is within reach, thanks to the CloudBees Model Context Protocol (MCP). In this post, we’ll reveal strategies to eliminate both sprawl and the tax of context switching, showcasing real-world scenarios and demos that showcase how platform teams can harness AI-powered automation without disrupting development workflows.

The key to unlocking the potential of AI and automation is through the integration of CloudBees’ Unify platform. This platform unifies orchestration and AI-layer intelligence, preserving the tools your developers already love and rely on:

1. **Context Switching:** Every time a developer needs to switch between a UI or a security ticket, they’re forced to sacrifice their productivity and efficiency. With Unify, context switching is handled automatically, eliminating the need for manual intervention. This not only saves time but also reduces cognitive load, frustration, and delays.

2. **MLLs, Agents, Interfaces:** CloudBees Unify integrates with a range of ML-powered tools, including Claude, Gemini, and OpenAI, to provide agents and interfaces that can handle various tasks and scenarios. These agents can interact with yourVulnerabilities remediated in minutes, not days Developers stay focused, boosting velocity and morale Compliance is built in, without manual overhead A Smarter Future Doesn’t Require a Smarter UI What makes this all possible is the CloudBees Model Context Protocol (MCP). In this post, you’ll discover how to eliminate both types of sprawl through practical integration strategies, featuring real-world use cases and video demos that show how platform teams can unlock AI-powered automation without disrupting developer workflows. CloudBees Unify unlocks orchestration and AI-layer intelligence while preserving the tools your developers already love and depend on: LLMs (Claude, Gemini, OpenAI) Agents (Amazon Q, Goose, custom-built) Interfaces (CLI, IDE, chat, voice, whatever’s next) Why It Matters: Context Switching Is the Hidden Tax on Innovation Every time a developer has to pause their flow to: Log in to another UI Open a security ticket manually Hunt through a pipeline config file …your team is paying a hidden tax on cognitive load, frustration, and delay.

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