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wty0512/git-mcp-server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides tools for interacting with Git repositories. This server allows AI assistants and LLM agents to manage repositories, branches, commits, and files through a standardized interface without requiring direct filesystem or command-line access.

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Install

npm install -g git-mcp-server

Client configuration

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "git": {
      "command": "git-mcp-server"
    }
  }
}
Author
@wty0512
Category
Version Control, Developer Tools
License
Apache-2.0
Updated
Oct 6, 2026

About Git MCP Server

It exposes Git operations as MCP resources and tools while maintaining proper security boundaries.

Features

  • Repository Information: Access basic Git repository information including current branch, status, and reference details

  • Repository Branches: List all branches in the repository with current branch indicator

  • Repository Remotes: List all configured remote repositories with their URLs

  • Repository Tags: List all tags in the repository with their references

  • File Content: Access content of specific files at a given Git reference

  • Directory Listing: View lists of files and directories at a specific path and reference

  • Diffs: Get differences between references, unstaged changes, or staged changes

  • Commit History: View detailed commit logs with author, date, and message information

  • File Blame: See line-by-line attribution showing which commit last modified each line

  • Commit Details: Access detailed information about specific commits including diff changes

Tools (30)

  • git_init

    Initialize a new Git repository at the specified path with options for bare repositories.

  • git_clone

    Clone a Git repository from a remote URL to a local path with branch and depth options.

  • git_status

    Get the current status of a Git repository including working directory and staging area changes.

  • git_branch_list

    List all branches in a repository with options to include remote branches.

  • git_branch_create

    Create a new branch with options for specifying the starting point and automatic checkout.

  • git_checkout

    Checkout a branch, tag, or commit with options to create a new branch during checkout.

  • git_branch_delete

    Delete a branch with options for force deletion of unmerged branches.

  • git_merge

    Merge a branch into the current branch with customizable commit messages and merge strategies.

  • git_add

    Stage files for commit with support for individual files or entire directories.

  • git_reset

    Unstage files from the staging area with options for specific files or all staged changes.

  • git_commit

    Commit staged changes with customizable commit messages, author information, and amend options.

  • git_diff_unstaged

    Get a diff of all unstaged changes in the working directory with options for specific files.

  • git_diff_staged

    Get a diff of all staged changes in the index with options for specific files.

  • git_reset_commit

    Reset the repository to a specific reference with options for hard, soft, or mixed mode.

  • git_clean

    Remove untracked files from the working tree with options for directories and force cleaning.

  • git_remote_add

    Add a new remote repository with a name and URL.

  • git_remote_list

    List all configured remote repositories and their URLs.

  • git_fetch

    Fetch updates from a remote repository with options for specific branches.

  • git_pull

    Pull changes from a remote repository with options for rebase strategy.

  • git_push

    Push local changes to a remote repository with options for force push and upstream tracking.

  • git_tag_create

    Create a new tag with options for annotated tags with messages.

  • git_tag_list

    List all tags in the repository with their references.

  • git_stash_create

    Stash changes in the working directory with options for untracked files and descriptions.

  • git_stash_list

    List all stashes in the repository with their descriptions.

  • git_stash_apply

    Apply a stashed change without removing it from the stash list.

  • git_stash_pop

    Apply a stashed change and remove it from the stash list.

  • git_cherry_pick

    Apply changes from specific commits to the current branch.

  • git_rebase

    Rebase the current branch onto another branch with interactive mode options.

  • git_log

    Get commit history with customizable output format and depth.

  • git_show

    Show detailed information about a specific commit including diff changes.

Details on this page are taken from the project's README. Open README

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