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@neurealistic/gh-mcp

v0.1.0

Published

MCP server for the GitHub API (PRs, issues, reviews, repos) — server-side token, HTTP mode, run_steps batch. Companion to @neurealistic/git-mcp. Runs via npx, no docker.

Readme

@neurealistic/gh-mcp

An MCP server for the GitHub API — pull requests, issues, reviews, comments, repos. Companion to @neurealistic/git-mcp: git-mcp does git (local working tree + token-authenticated push); this does GitHub the platform (PRs, issues, reviews — things that don't exist in git).

Why not the official github-mcp-server?

The official server's HTTP mode requires a per-request Authorization: Bearer — so when a daemon hosts it for other agents, the token has to travel in each agent's request (and land in an agent-readable config). gh-mcp keeps the token server-side in GITHUB_TOKEN: one daemon-hosted instance, agents connect over HTTP and use its tools without ever holding the token.

Run

# stdio (an MCP host manages the process):
GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_xxx npx -y @neurealistic/gh-mcp

# HTTP (a daemon hosts one instance; agents connect to the url):
GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_xxx MCP_PORT=4912 npx -y @neurealistic/gh-mcp
#   → http://127.0.0.1:4912/mcp

Env

| var | meaning | |---|---| | GITHUB_TOKEN | required — a PAT. The only place the secret lives. | | MCP_PORT | set → HTTP mode on that port; unset → stdio. | | GH_HOST | API host (default api.github.com; GitHub Enterprise → your …/api/v3 host). | | GH_MCP_ALLOW_REPOS | optional comma-separated owner/repo allowlist — any tool touching a repo outside it errors. |

Tools

| tool | does | |---|---| | gh_me | authenticated user (whoami) | | gh_pr_list / gh_pr_get / gh_pr_files | list / get a PR / its changed files | | gh_pr_reviews / gh_pr_review_comments / gh_pr_comments | formal reviews / line-level review threads / discussion comments | | gh_pr_create / gh_pr_comment / gh_pr_review / gh_pr_merge | open / comment on / review (APPROVE·REQUEST_CHANGES·COMMENT) / merge | | gh_issue_list / gh_issue_get / gh_issue_comment / gh_issue_create | issues | | gh_repo_get | repository metadata | | gh_request | escape hatch — arbitrary REST call (method + path [+ body]); covers anything without a dedicated tool | | run_steps | batch — a sequence of REST calls with {{var}} / {{var.field}} threading between steps |

run_steps — batch + threading

{
  "steps": [
    { "method": "POST", "path": "/repos/acme/app/pulls",
      "body": { "title": "x", "head": "feat", "base": "main" }, "return": "pr" },
    { "method": "POST", "path": "/repos/acme/app/issues/{{pr.number}}/comments",
      "body": { "body": "opened via run_steps" } }
  ]
}

Each step's JSON response is captured under its return name; a later path/body interpolates {{name}} (whole value) or {{name.field.subfield}} (a JSON path into it). Stops at the first error.

License

MIT