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MCP Git Tools

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MCP Git Tools is a Git tool integration library designed for the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It provides a set of Git operations that can be called through the MCP, enabling Git functionality within MCP-based applications.

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What is MCP Git Tools?

MCP Git Tools is a library that provides a set of Git operations accessible through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows developers to integrate Git functionality into their MCP-based applications and servers.

How to use MCP Git Tools?

The library can be used in three ways: as a standalone server, within an MCP client, or integrated directly into your own MCP server. The README provides code snippets for each of these scenarios, demonstrating how to connect to the server, initialize a client, and call the available Git tools.

Key features of MCP Git Tools

  • Provides a comprehensive set of Git operations

  • Integrates seamlessly with the Model Context Protocol (MCP)

  • Supports running as a standalone server or integrating into existing MCP servers

  • Offers a simple API for calling Git operations from MCP clients

Use cases of MCP Git Tools

  • Automating Git tasks within an MCP environment

  • Integrating Git version control into MCP-based applications

  • Building Git-aware tools and services using MCP

  • Providing a standardized interface for Git operations across different MCP clients

FAQ from MCP Git Tools

What Git operations are supported?

The library supports git_status, git_branches, git_log, git_time_filtered_log, git_commit, git_pull, git_push, git_diff, git_add, and git_reset.

How do I install the library?

Clone the repository, navigate to the directory, and build using cargo build.

How do I run it as a standalone server?

Use the command cargo run --bin mcp-git-server.

How do I integrate it into my own MCP server?

Use the register_git_tools function provided by the library to register the Git tools with your MCP server builder.

What are the parameters and return values for each tool?

Refer to the 'Tool Details' section in the README for a description of the parameters and return values for each Git tool.