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Fork Parity

Tracks upstream repository changes for Git forks with intelligent priority-based categorization, dep...

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Updated Nov 22, 2025
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Tracks upstream repository changes for Git forks with intelligent priority-based categorization, dependency analysis, and integration planning to help developers maintain synchronization with parent repositories.
  1. Navigate to the FastMCP connection interface

    • Click the “Install Now” button to add the Fork Parity MCP integration.
  2. Fill in the environment variables as prompted

    • Specify the required values in the connection dialog:
      • REPO_PATH: Enter the absolute path to your fork’s Git repository on the machine where Fork Parity will run.
        • Example: /home/your-user/projects/my-fork-repo
      • (Optional) UPSTREAM_REMOTE_NAME: If you use something other than the default upstream for your upstream remote, enter its name. Otherwise, you can leave this blank or as upstream.
      • (Optional) UPSTREAM_BRANCH: Set the name of the branch you want to track in the upstream repository (default is main). Enter a branch name if you are tracking a different one, e.g., develop.
  3. Ensure you have configured your Git remotes correctly

    • Before connecting, make sure your local fork repository is set up with the correct upstream:
      1. Open your terminal and navigate to your fork repository.
      2. Run:
        git remote add upstream https://github.com/original/repository.git
        git remote -v
        
      3. Confirm the upstream remote points to the original repository.
  4. Save the connection

    • Confirm and save your MCP connection. You can now use the Fork Parity MCP features through FastMCP!

Note: No API keys or tokens are required for this integration—just file system access to your fork repository.

If you need to track multiple projects, repeat these steps for each fork, specifying the different REPO_PATH for each connection.

How to Install Fork Parity

Install Fork Parity MCP server with one click through FastMCP. Choose your preferred AI development tool below:

Claude Desktop

Click "Claude Desktop" in Quick Start

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Click "Cursor IDE" in Quick Start

VS Code

Click "VS Code" in Quick Start

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