What is Git File Forensics?

Git File Forensics is a tool for detailed analysis of file histories within Git repositories, focusing on individual files to understand changes, patterns, and potential risks.

What output does Git File Forensics provide?

The tool generates JSON files containing detailed analysis results, summary statistics, change patterns and relationships, and risk assessments (where applicable).

How do I install and use Git File Forensics?

Clone the repository, build the server with `npm install` and `npm run build`, and add it to your MCP settings as described in the README.

What kind of analysis can I perform?

You can track file versions, analyze specific changes between versions, understand the broader context of changes within a commit, and analyze semantic changes and patterns over time.

What are the system requirements?

You need Node.js, Git (installed and accessible), and the MCP SDK to run Git File Forensics.

Git File Forensics

Name: Git File Forensics
Author: davidorex

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Provides detailed insights into file histories, changes, and patterns within Git repositories, focusing on individual file analysis.

Git File Forensics is a powerful tool designed for in-depth file-level analysis within Git repositories. Unlike tools that focus on repository-wide operations, this utility dives deep into the history of individual files, tracking changes, renames, and moves to provide a comprehensive understanding of a file's evolution. It offers functionalities to analyze specific changes between versions, examine the context of changes within commits, and identify semantic changes and patterns over time, making it an invaluable asset for forensic analysis and code understanding.