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Gitingest MCP Server

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Turn any Git repo into a searchable text digest

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A Model Context Protocol server that uses gitingest to analyze Git repositories, returning structured summaries, file trees, and content for AI assistants. It supports filtering by size, patterns, and branches.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Gitingest Server MCP server

The Gitingest MCP Server bridges the gap between AI assistants and source‑code repositories by turning any Git repository into a concise, searchable text digest. Built on top of the open‑source gitingest tool, it parses a repository’s history and file tree to produce a structured output that includes a high‑level summary, a hierarchical view of files, and the actual code content. This transformation allows an AI assistant to quickly understand the scope, architecture, and key components of a codebase without requiring deep static analysis or custom tooling.

For developers building AI‑powered workflows, the server offers a single, well‑defined tool—. By supplying a repository URL or local path along with optional filters (file size limits, include/exclude patterns, and branch selection), the tool returns a ready‑to‑consume JSON string that encapsulates everything an assistant needs to answer questions about the code. This eliminates the need for separate cloning, indexing, or parsing steps, streamlining integration into existing MCP pipelines.

Key capabilities include:

  • Easy Git ingestion: Clone any public or private repository on demand.
  • Fine‑grained filtering: Limit the analysis to specific branches or file patterns, and cap file sizes to avoid memory overload.
  • Structured output: A clear summary followed by a tree diagram and the raw file contents, enabling downstream tools or prompts to reference exact locations.
  • Cross‑platform support: Works seamlessly with Python assistants that already consume MCP servers.

Typical use cases span code review automation, knowledge base generation for large projects, and rapid onboarding of new developers. For example, an AI assistant can ingest a newly forked repository, summarize its purpose, and then answer questions about where certain functions reside or how files are organized. In continuous integration pipelines, the server can provide a snapshot of the current code state to generate changelog summaries or detect architectural drift.

Because it relies on a proven Git‑analysis library and adheres strictly to the MCP specification, the Gitingest server offers a robust, plug‑and‑play solution that adds immediate value to AI workflows without the overhead of custom tooling. Its lightweight interface, coupled with powerful filtering options, makes it a standout choice for developers who need quick, reliable access to the textual essence of any codebase.