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@neurealistic/git-mcp

v0.1.1

Published

MCP server for git — local working-tree ops + token-authenticated push/fetch (no host credential helper). Runs via npx, no docker.

Readme

@neurealistic/git-mcp

An MCP server for git: local working-tree operations + token-authenticated push/fetch — without relying on the host credential helper (keychain / gh CLI). Runs via npx, no docker.

The official github-mcp-server covers the GitHub API (PRs, issues, API-level commits) but not local working-tree git (rebase, staged commits, pushing a local branch); the reference git MCP has no token model → push falls back to host credentials. A sandboxed agent must never reach host secrets. This server runs the git CLI on a given repo and, for network ops, injects a token one-off into the remote URL — never persisted in git config, never exposed to the caller. Auth lives in the server's env, so the agent pushes with a scoped identity without ever handling the secret.

Run

// .mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "git": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "--prefer-offline", "@neurealistic/git-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "GIT_TOKEN": "<a scoped PAT>",          // required for push/fetch on private/https remotes
        "GIT_USER": "x-access-token",            // GitHub convention; GitLab: "oauth2"
        "GIT_MCP_ALLOW_DIRS": "/path/to/worktrees" // optional: confine which repos may be operated on
      }
    }
  }
}

Stdio by default (the host manages it); set MCP_PORT for HTTP (/mcp).

Tools

Every tool takes repo (absolute path to the repo / worktree).

| Tool | Does | |---|---| | git_status | short status + branch | | git_log | commit log (max, oneline) | | git_diff | diff (staged, ref) · git_show (ref, stat) | | git_branch | list branches · git_checkout (ref, create, startPoint) | | git_add | stage paths (default all) · git_commit (message, all) | | git_reset | reset to ref (hard) · git_rebase (onto / abort / cont) · git_merge | | git_remote | list remotes | | git_fetch / git_pull / git_push | token-authenticated network ops; git_push uses --force-with-lease on force |

Network ops use GIT_TOKEN via a one-off authed URL; with no token they fall back to the named remote (git's own auth). The token is never written to config or returned.

License

MIT