Forgejo MCP Server
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The Forgejo MCP Server provides tools and resources for interacting with the Forgejo REST API. It allows users to manage repositories, issues, and user information on Forgejo instances like codeberg.org.
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What is Forgejo MCP Server?
The Forgejo MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server is a tool that acts as an intermediary between a client application (like VSCode or Claude Desktop) and a Forgejo instance. It provides a standardized way to interact with the Forgejo API, simplifying tasks such as listing repositories, managing issues, and retrieving user information.
How to use Forgejo MCP Server?
To use the Forgejo MCP Server, you need to install it either manually or via Smithery. After installation, configure the server with a Codeberg API token. Then, run the server in either Stdio or HTTP mode. Finally, configure your client application to communicate with the MCP server.
Key features of Forgejo MCP Server
List and get repositories
List, get, and create issues
Get user information
Dependency injection for modular architecture
Robust error handling and request processing
Caching layer for improved performance
Comprehensive unit and integration tests
Enhanced Forgejo issue management commands
Use cases of Forgejo MCP Server
Automating Forgejo tasks
Integrating Forgejo with other tools
Building custom Forgejo clients
Simplifying Forgejo API interactions
Enhancing issue management workflows
FAQ from Forgejo MCP Server
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server acts as a bridge between a client application and a service, providing a standardized way to interact with the service's API.
How do I get a Codeberg API token?
How do I get a Codeberg API token?
You can generate a Codeberg API token in your Codeberg settings under Applications. The token needs appropriate permissions (repo, user).
What is the difference between Stdio and HTTP mode?
What is the difference between Stdio and HTTP mode?
Stdio mode is the default mode used by MCP clients like VSCode, communicating via standard input/output. HTTP mode starts a web server that provides information about the MCP server.
How do I configure the API token?
How do I configure the API token?
You can configure the API token either using a .env file or by directly editing the MCP settings file for your client application.
What tools are available?
What tools are available?
The server provides tools for listing and getting repositories, listing, getting, and creating issues, and getting user information.