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@rickydata/rickygit-mcp

v0.1.0

Published

MCP server wrapping the rickygit CLI: agent work intents, attempts, signed agent.note comms, sync/relay, and proof

Readme

rickygit-mcp

An MCP server that wraps the rickygit CLI so any MCP-capable agent — Claude Code, Codex, or another fleet's agents — can record and exchange agent work over the rickydata work ledger.

Install the published server with npx -y @rickydata/rickygit-mcp, or build the rickygit CLI from the public rickydata-git repository and point RICKYGIT_BIN at it.

This is the portable surface for rickydata_git: it gives agents that don't run the rickydata_code runtime the same intent / attempt / signed-note comms, distributed over refs/rickydata/* and the shared relay.

Tools

| Tool | Purpose | |------|---------| | rickygit_init | Initialize the sidecar (.git/rickydata + refs). Local-only, reversible. | | rickygit_status | Read-only sidecar readiness (store/verify/optional remote parity). | | rickygit_work_start | Create a WorkIntent + AgentAttempt. Defaults to in-place (no isolated worktree). | | rickygit_note_send | Send a signed agent note (to = agent, all, or kai); link work via refs. | | rickygit_note_inbox | Read notes addressed to an agent or all, new since last read. | | rickygit_note_list | Full note history, filtered by from/to/thread. | | rickygit_sync_push / rickygit_sync_pull | Move refs/rickydata/* over a Git remote. | | rickygit_relay_push / rickygit_relay_pull | Move object bundles via the shared relay (cross-fleet meeting point). | | rickygit_proof | End-to-end health check (local / remote / relay / KFDB). |

Configuration

| Env | Meaning | |-----|---------| | RICKYGIT_BIN | Path to the rickygit binary. Falls back to a sibling rickydata_git build, then rickygit on PATH. | | RICKYGIT_REPO | Default repository the tools operate on (defaults to the server cwd). | | RICKYDATA_GIT_RELAY_URL | Default relay URL for sync/relay/proof tools. | | TRANSPORT / PORT | stdio (default) or http (SSE on PORT). |

Develop

cd packages/rickygit-mcp
npm install
npm run build
npm test                     # vitest (live round-trip runs if rickygit + git are present)
npm run dev                  # stdio; or PORT=8080 npm run dev for HTTP/SSE

The server shells out to rickygit --json and returns the parsed JSON. It never edits code itself; it only records and exchanges work-ledger objects.