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Provides Git operations for local repositories, enabling repository management, tag handling, and re...

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Updated Sep 13, 2025
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Provides Git operations for local repositories, enabling repository management, tag handling, and repository refreshing without direct shell access.
  1. Determine the Path to Your Git Repositories

    • Decide which folder on your system contains all the Git repositories you want Git MCP to manage. Note the full path to this directory (for example, /home/youruser/projects or C:\Users\youruser\Documents\repos).
  2. Fill in the ENV Value in FastMCP Connection Interface

    • Locate the Install Now button and use it to add the server.
    • When prompted in the FastMCP connection interface, fill in the environment variable as follows:
      • GIT_REPOS_PATH: set the value to the path you identified in Step 1.

    Example:

    • If your repositories are in /home/alex/my-git-repos, then enter:
      • GIT_REPOS_PATH=/home/alex/my-git-repos
    • On Windows, if your repositories are in D:\git\projects, then enter:
      • GIT_REPOS_PATH=D:\git\projects
  3. Save and Finish Setup

    • Confirm the configuration and complete the installation in FastMCP.

Note:
No keys or tokens are required. Only specify the absolute path to your Git repositories. If you encounter “Repository Not Found” errors, make sure the path is correct and contains Git repositories.

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