GitHub MCP Server
by yosay-org
This documents the setup and configuration of the GitHub MCP server. It outlines the steps taken to configure the server with a GitHub Personal Access Token and test its functionality.
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What is GitHub MCP Server?
This is a configuration setup for a GitHub Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. It details the steps taken to install, configure, and test the server.
How to use GitHub MCP Server?
The document outlines the steps performed to configure the GitHub MCP server. It involves installing the @modelcontextprotocol/server-github package, configuring it with a GitHub Personal Access Token, and testing the server functionality with repository search. Refer to the linked Gemini conversation for npm update instructions.
Key features of GitHub MCP Server
MCP Server Setup
GitHub Integration
Repository Search
Configuration Documentation
Use cases of GitHub MCP Server
Automated GitHub repository analysis
Integration with Model Context Protocol
Streamlining GitHub workflow
Centralized configuration management
FAQ from GitHub MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
The README doesn't explicitly define MCP, but it stands for Model Context Protocol.
How do I get a GitHub Personal Access Token?
How do I get a GitHub Personal Access Token?
Refer to the GitHub documentation for instructions on creating a Personal Access Token.
Where can I find the @modelcontextprotocol/server-github package?
Where can I find the @modelcontextprotocol/server-github package?
Search for the package on npm or a similar package registry.
What is the purpose of updating npm?
What is the purpose of updating npm?
Updating npm ensures you have the latest features and security patches.
What does the server do?
What does the server do?
The server allows you to search and interact with GitHub repositories using the Model Context Protocol.