test-mcp-repo

test-mcp-repo

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The GitHub MCP Server Test repository showcases the capabilities of the GitHub MCP server, focusing on repository management and interaction through the Model Context Protocol.

The GitHub MCP Server Test is a demonstration of the GitHub MCP server's capabilities, which include creating and managing repositories, updating files, and performing repository searches. This server leverages the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide a seamless interface for interacting with GitHub, allowing users to automate and streamline their workflow. By utilizing MCP, users can perform complex operations on GitHub repositories with ease, enhancing productivity and efficiency. The server is designed to be robust and flexible, catering to a wide range of use cases from simple repository management to more advanced operations like automated updates and searches.

Features

  • Repository creation: Easily create new repositories on GitHub using the MCP server.
  • File creation/update: Manage files within repositories, including creating new files and updating existing ones.
  • Repository search: Perform searches across repositories to quickly find relevant information.
  • MCP integration: Leverage the Model Context Protocol for seamless interaction with GitHub.
  • Automation: Automate repetitive tasks to improve efficiency and productivity.

Usage with Different Platforms

GitHub

python
import mcp

# Initialize MCP client
client = mcp.Client('github')

# Create a new repository
client.create_repository('new-repo')

# Update a file in the repository
client.update_file('new-repo', 'README.md', 'Updated content')

# Search for repositories
results = client.search_repositories('keyword')
print(results)