Git Tools FAQs

Question 1

How can I filter the commit history by time range?

Accepted Answer

Use the `git_time_filtered_log` tool and specify the `since` and `until` parameters with appropriate date formats (e.g., "2023-01-01", "1 week ago", "yesterday").  You can also use author and branch filters.

Question 2

What Git operations are supported?

Accepted Answer

Git Tools supports a wide range of operations, including `git_status`, `git_branches`, `git_log`, `git_time_filtered_log`, `git_commit`, `git_pull`, `git_push`, `git_diff`, `git_add`, and `git_reset`.

Question 3

How can I use Git Tools?

Accepted Answer

You can use Git Tools in a few ways: as a standalone MCP server, integrated into an existing MCP client, or integrated into your own MCP server using the provided Rust library.

Question 4

What parameters can I use with the `git_log` tool?

Accepted Answer

The `git_log` tool accepts parameters like `repo_path` (required), `max_count` (optional, for limiting the number of commits), and `branch` (optional, for filtering by branch).

Question 5

What is Git Tools?

Accepted Answer

Git Tools is a library that provides Git operations through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows you to manage repositories, examine commit history, and handle remote interactions programmatically.

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