Someone finally integrated Git and MCP (Model Context Protocol). The project is called git-mcp.
Previously, using AI to write code was purely a manual process: copy error -> paste to AI -> copy fixed code -> paste back into IDE -> commit via command line. Once there was a break in the process, the context would get messy. Now the logic has changed: directly through the MCP protocol, allowing AI to read the local repository, and automatically commit after modifications.
I tested it with Claude Desktop combined with this tool: · Authorize local repository path · Input in the dialog box “Fix logical errors and commit” · AI automatically executes git diff, git add, git commit
This is what an agent should look like, rather than just a chat window for casual conversation. Open source project link:
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Someone finally integrated Git and MCP (Model Context Protocol). The project is called git-mcp.
Previously, using AI to write code was purely a manual process: copy error -> paste to AI -> copy fixed code -> paste back into IDE -> commit via command line. Once there was a break in the process, the context would get messy.
Now the logic has changed: directly through the MCP protocol, allowing AI to read the local repository, and automatically commit after modifications.
I tested it with Claude Desktop combined with this tool:
· Authorize local repository path
· Input in the dialog box “Fix logical errors and commit”
· AI automatically executes git diff, git add, git commit
This is what an agent should look like, rather than just a chat window for casual conversation.
Open source project link: