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by cyanheads • Security & Privacy
A secure, scalable MCP server that gives AI agents full-featured Git version-control capabilities (STDIO and streamable HTTP) for local and planned serverless environments.
Programmatic access to full Git workflows (init, clone, add, commit, branch, merge, push) against local repositories.
Secure, session-scoped working directories and sandboxing for multi-repo or multi-tenant automation tasks.
LLM-friendly, structured Git metadata and human-readable summaries for audit, review, or automated change-management workflows.
Provides 27 declarative Git tools and contextual resources so agents can initialize, inspect, modify, and publish repositories programmatically. Cross-runtime (Bun and Node.js) support, a provider-based architecture (CLI provider now, isomorphic-git planned), and session-scoped working-directory management enable safe multi-repo workflows. Built-in security features (path sanitization, base-dir restriction, auth modes) and comprehensive observability make it suitable for automation and audit-heavy environments. Optimized for agent integrations with structured JSON outputs and human-readable summaries.
Stage files for commit. Add file contents to the staging area (index) to prepare for the next commit.
Show line-by-line authorship information for a file, displaying who last modified each line and when.
Manage branches: list all branches, show current branch, create a new branch, delete a branch, or rename a branch.
Gather git history context (commits, tags) and structured review instructions to support LLM-driven changelog analysis. Changelog file should be read separately; this tool provides the supporting git data and analysis framework. Pass one or more review types to control what kind of analysis to perform.
Switch branches or restore working tree files. Can checkout an existing branch, create a new branch, or restore specific files.
Generates a structured workflow prompt for wrapping up git sessions, including reviewing changes, updating documentation, and committing modifications.
Provides the current session working directory for git operations. This is the directory set via git_set_working_dir and used as the default for all git commands.
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