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gitgraph-cli

v0.3.0

Published

GitGraph CLI - a Git host that indexes every push into a code knowledge graph and serves it to AI agents over MCP

Readme

GitGraph

GitGraph is a self-hosted Git server that indexes every push into a code knowledge graph (symbols, calls, blast radius, security findings) and exposes it to AI coding agents over MCP. This repository contains the server (cmd/gitgraph-server), the web UI (web/) and the gitgraph CLI (cmd/gitgraph).

Install the CLI

The CLI is published on npm. The binary for your platform ships inside the package, so nothing is downloaded at install time.

npm install -g gitgraph-cli
gitgraph --version

Or run it without installing:

npx gitgraph-cli auth login --host https://gitgraph.example.com

Requires Node 16 or newer. Prebuilt binaries cover macOS (Intel and Apple silicon), Linux (x64 and arm64) and Windows (x64).

From source

go install ./cmd/gitgraph

Quick start

gitgraph auth login --host https://gitgraph.example.com   # opens the browser, approve the code
gitgraph init                                              # create the repo, add origin, push
gitgraph mcp install --client claude-code                  # connect your agent to this repo

gitgraph auth login uses a device-code flow: the CLI prints an 8-character code and opens https://gitgraph.example.com/device; approving it mints a personal access token named gitgraph-cli (<hostname>) with repo:read, repo:write and mcp:read, stored in ~/.config/gitgraph/config.yaml. Pass --token for non-interactive use.

gitgraph mcp install writes the repository's MCP server into the client config:

| Client | --client | Written to | |---|---|---| | Claude Code | claude-code | runs claude mcp add --transport sse … | | Cursor | cursor | .cursor/mcp.json (--global → ~/.cursor/mcp.json) | | VS Code | vscode | .vscode/mcp.json | | Zed | zed | ~/.config/zed/settings.json | | Windsurf | windsurf | ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json |

Add --dry-run to print the config instead, or --client all for every client at once. The web UI shows the same snippets under Get started and each repository's Agents tab.

Development

go test ./cmd/... ./pkg/...
cd web && npm ci && npm run build && npx playwright test
go run ./cmd/gitgraph-server -port 3000 -seed-demo