Git Commands FAQs

Question 1

What can I do with Git Commands?

Accepted Answer

You can retrieve a repository's directory structure, read file contents, search for code patterns, compare branches, access detailed commit history, and view uncommitted changes in a local repository.

Question 2

What are the system requirements for Git Commands?

Accepted Answer

You need Node.js 14.x or higher and Git installed on your system to use Git Commands. The tool is designed to work with MCP clients and provides its functionality through standard input/output.

Question 3

What is Git Commands?

Accepted Answer

Git Commands is a Node.js tool that provides a suite of Git repository browsing and analysis tools accessible via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows you to explore, search, and compare Git repositories programmatically.

Question 4

How do I install Git Commands?

Accepted Answer

The recommended installation method is via npm: `npm install -g git-commands-mcp`. Alternatively, you can clone the repository manually and install the dependencies using `npm install`.

Question 5

How do I configure Git Commands with MCP?

Accepted Answer

Add the provided JSON snippet to your MCP settings configuration file. Make sure the 'command' field points to the correct executable, depending on whether you installed Git Commands globally or manually.

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